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Thank you. I'll start shopping today. Probably end up in the 200's or upper 100's.
Visiting Fan's Guide to Nashville & other local areas & Parking Updates II
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Seats in the 200's (at least in my section) are pretty roomy if that's a consideration.
I usually walk the 200 level concourse where Adzy sits between periods. Hopefully, we’ll meet up.
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That would be great! We haven't caught up in like 12 years...when you sold me your ticket. You had those awesome mittens!
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Random, but I thought I’d share as I’m shopping for a ticker… from a 3rd party pov, Vivid (acts as a middle man with similar shitty fees), has been the cheapest by far. Seats in the 100’s for a little over $100 (pre fees). Others asking for $185+
TheKingPin
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Hey all - planning a trip in with my family for the flyers game in November. I’d prefer a box with bathrooms and bar +/- food included vs lower level. Kids are under 10. Any advice would be appreciated
Definitely some options that fit those criteria, but you'll have to fork out some cash for it.
@TheKingPin I looked on the website but I can't find any information about renting the Eurostone Club space. It may only be offered to businesses but I do see different people in there depending on the night.
Try contacting a ticket rep. Mine is Tori Bertrand
tbertrand@nashvillepredators.com
Guest Experience Team Member
Office: 615-770-2329 | Mobile: 615-586-3749
You may be passed on from there but at least you'll get more specific info than the website offers.
Try contacting a ticket rep. Mine is Tori Bertrand
tbertrand@nashvillepredators.com
Guest Experience Team Member
Office: 615-770-2329 | Mobile: 615-586-3749
You may be passed on from there but at least you'll get more specific info than the website offers.
TheKingPin
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Doggy
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Anyone know where in Nashville the visiting teams stay? I just checked into the Grand Hyatt. I wouldn’t go stalking them in another hotel but if they stay here I might poke my head in at the bar just to see if any are around.
Don’t even know if CBJ are staying in Nashville overnight.
Don’t even know if CBJ are staying in Nashville overnight.
I'm assuming this would be bad for Nashville...
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Just want to say we had a nice time in Nashville. Honestly Broadway feels like one giant half mile long frat party. I’m well past my college days so it wasn’t my favorite part.
We checked out the rooftop bar at the Grand Hyatt and had drinks at the old Union Station. Both were cool. We quite enjoyed an Indian restaurant down in The Gulch: Chauhan Ale & Masala House (right near Pins). Breakfast at Snooze was a delight with some unique items on the menu. Walked around Fort Negley for some civil war history, toured the Japanese exhibit at The Frist Museum and got very good ice cream at Mattheessens and those peanut butter cookies with the fudge on them…wow.
I’d been to Nashville once before and been to the Bourbon Blues Bar and the music was great. Did not like the offerings this time around. Also visited the Tennessee Museum and the farmers market next door. Both were good.
Thanks for showing an out of towner a good time.
We checked out the rooftop bar at the Grand Hyatt and had drinks at the old Union Station. Both were cool. We quite enjoyed an Indian restaurant down in The Gulch: Chauhan Ale & Masala House (right near Pins). Breakfast at Snooze was a delight with some unique items on the menu. Walked around Fort Negley for some civil war history, toured the Japanese exhibit at The Frist Museum and got very good ice cream at Mattheessens and those peanut butter cookies with the fudge on them…wow.
I’d been to Nashville once before and been to the Bourbon Blues Bar and the music was great. Did not like the offerings this time around. Also visited the Tennessee Museum and the farmers market next door. Both were good.
Thanks for showing an out of towner a good time.
Sorry I didn't see this til now but for future reference the parking garages state "2 hours before puck drop" but I've gone in and parked an hour or more before that. Sometimes you have to take one of the little tickets to get in but you just give it back and show your pass upon exit
I'm going to be in town on the weekend of March 8 when the Preds play the #*@^*hawks. Unfortunately I can't buy tickets online due to area restrictions on this game (I live in Texas), so checking to see if anyone can recommend a good local ticket source (or if there are tix available). Would love to meet up pre-game with anyone that is planning to attend that night.
There have been cheap (far less than face value) seats available all season on resale sites close to gameday. You are likely good to wait until you land in Nashville to secure tickets.
Hadn't really looked at seats recently until this post. $16 gets you in the door tonight. I wonder how long before season tickets and box office tickets drop in price?
They probably won't drop much for STH but will include more perks to keep us around. The 50% off concessions has been nice, wish it was for every offering on the menus! People that sit in front row of my section sold their 2 Monday night tix for $40 (each we HOPE but he didn't really spell it out) I've only sold mine once this season but y'all know I'm kind of a die hard. I still went. Guy who sits in front of me sold his two, sat with me and we bought beverages with the sale money.
Hi! I am looking to go to a game and have lounge access… maybe the Lexus Lounge. If I buy seats thru Ticketmaster, the seats say “no Lexus lounge”. Would I gain access if I bought through Stub Hub, since that would presumably be from a full STH? And does access come with certain sections or rows? it’s a special occasion so appreciate any suggestions!
Thanks!!
Thanks!!
@dbv I know that in some cases STH can add on Lexus Lounge access for a game but not all games are available. I think people in rows 1 and 2 get that access with their ticket package so only a few slots may be left per game. Another option is to go to BetMGM pre-game instead. It's pretty nice--reservations encouraged. LL is a pretty sweet deal, though. So if you're really set on that try getting in touch with a ticket rep.
My rep is Tori Bertrand tbertrand@nashvillepredators.com You could contact her and see if you can get it--or she may steer you in the right direction. They weren't showing parking passes available but she was able to bypass the system and order them for me. I don't know if you're a Preds fan or not but if not, you can not wear opponent swag down there. You have to cover it up.
My rep is Tori Bertrand tbertrand@nashvillepredators.com You could contact her and see if you can get it--or she may steer you in the right direction. They weren't showing parking passes available but she was able to bypass the system and order them for me. I don't know if you're a Preds fan or not but if not, you can not wear opponent swag down there. You have to cover it up.
I was in the Lexus Lounge for a game earlier this year. I was wearing my Ryan O'Reilly Blues jersey (we were playing Detroit, so not like I was rooting for visiting team) and they gave me a yellow Preds shirt and told me that I had to put it on. I tried to explain that this was jersey of a Preds player, to no avail. At least I got a free Preds t-shirt out of it.
I think it's probably the same way in most of the teams' lounges with player access. You'd think a current player on another jersey would be okay but I guess a blanket "no other jersey or swag" is easier to monitor. I wonder if Admirals jerseys are allowed?
Thanks for the great tips! Nashville has some great hockey fans and is a fun city.
