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[rf1583]

I'm really interested in getting like a half season ticket plan for next year I usually go to about ten games a year and next year I think I want to step it up. Anyone have any information on what pricing may look like to get a half season in the center ice 100's area? im going to want two seats in the first row. I would think about opting for full seasons but i dont know if its going to be too much for me to make that big of a commitment living in NY an hour away from the arena. any information would be appreciated. thanks in advance guys!

I can tell you center ice seats in the 100 level is $59 per ticket. For front row it's $69. So for a half season it will definitely be more than that per ticket.

[Colin226]

FYI apparently next season they will be doing different pricing for the various parts of the upper level.. From what I've heard, the center section(s) will be the highest price point, followed by the sections where the Devils shoot twice, and the the side where Marty is twice

Like I posted earlier, my season tix were $26 so that could very well end up being the price for all of 226.. I'd love to have a few STH join me in the front row there

[rf1583]

FYI apparently next season they will be doing different pricing for the various parts of the upper level.. From what I've heard, the center section(s) will be the highest price point, followed by the sections where the Devils shoot twice, and the the side where Marty is twice
Like I posted earlier, my season tix were $26 so that could very well end up being the price for all of 226.. I'd love to have a few STH join me in the front row there

There are 4 different price ranges for the 200 levels. 226 is $28

[Colin226]

FYI apparently next season they will be doing different pricing for the various parts of the upper level.. From what I've heard, the center section(s) will be the highest price point, followed by the sections where the Devils shoot twice, and the the side where Marty is twice
Like I posted earlier, my season tix were $26 so that could very well end up being the price for all of 226.. I'd love to have a few STH join me in the front row there

There are 4 different price ranges for the 200 levels. 226 is $28

Sweet what are the rest?

[rf1583]

Sweet what are the rest?

For 200 level, the 4 corners are $18, upper level ends (226, 227, 214, 215) are $28, center (229 & 212) are $35, and the rest upper level sides are $32.

[JWomp]

For 200 level, the 4 corners are $18, upper level ends (226, 227, 214, 215) are $28, center (229 & 212) are $35, and the rest upper level sides are $32.

Is this face value pricing we're talking about? What about the 100-level corner balconies?

Edited by JWomp, 07 March 2013 - 08:43 AM.

[rf1583]

Is this face value pricing we're talking about? What about the 100-level corner balconies?

No these are the prices for season tickets. It would be easy if I could just post the pic of the seating chart but I can't. The 100 level balcony attack zone rows 4-14 are $29. Balcony rows 1-3 either end are $45. Balcony defend twice rows 4-9 are $27. Balcony defend twice rows 10-14 are $23.

[Colin226]

Is this face value pricing we're talking about? What about the 100-level corner balconies?

No these are the prices for season tickets. It would be easy if I could just post the pic of the seating chart but I can't. The 100 level balcony attack zone rows 4-14 are $29. Balcony rows 1-3 either end are $45. Balcony defend twice rows 4-9 are $27. Balcony defend twice rows 10-14 are $23.

I'll do it for you

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[Sik02gt]

Geez with some of those prices better off not buying them and just using all of the discount promo deals that are available for most of the games. I don't understand how 100 section seats are $45 per seat this year but one of my buddy's has two seats in the 100s for $25 a seat

[Sik02gt]

Oh my mistake he's in section 122 which is a balcony end and makes sense

[ATLL765]

Oh my mistake he's in section 122 which is a balcony end and makes sense

Yeah, there's a big difference from the shoot twice to defend twice ends. If you want cheap, but to still be center ice or attack twice side, you have to go to the 200s. Otherwise it's almost better value to move downstairs, at least then you get cupholders.

[NJDevs4978]

Yeah, there's a big difference from the shoot twice to defend twice ends. 

 

Not anymore, at least not in the pink section of the Balcony.  It's $27 for my tickets, and $29 for comparable attack end seats.

[ATLL765]

Not anymore, at least not in the pink section of the Balcony.  It's $27 for my tickets, and $29 for comparable attack end seats.

I meant if you wanted to sit center ice balcony, I'd rather go downstairs in a corner. I wasn't very clear. What I don't get why anyone would pay $45-$59 to sit on the balcony at center ice when you could move to a corner down low for $56-61 on the attack twice side because it's SIGNIFICANTLY less cramped in the lower bowl, plus most seats have a cupholder, which is invaluable.
 

Edited by ATLL765, 07 March 2013 - 04:47 PM.

[devils744]

I meant if you wanted to sit center ice balcony, I'd rather go downstairs in a corner. I wasn't very clear. What I don't get why anyone would pay $45-$59 to sit on the balcony at center ice when you could move to a corner down low for $56-61 on the attack twice side because it's SIGNIFICANTLY less cramped in the lower bowl, plus most seats have a cupholder, which is invaluable.

might be less cramped but you're at center ice which to me is a better view then behind the nets where it's tough to see the other end of the ice. so for some it's 6 of one and a half dozen of the other.

if i could afford better seats i'd take center mezz in a heart beat.

Edited by devils744, 07 March 2013 - 05:10 PM.

[Colin226]

Not anymore, at least not in the pink section of the Balcony. It's $27 for my tickets, and $29 for comparable attack end seats.
I meant if you wanted to sit center ice balcony, I'd rather go downstairs in a corner. I wasn't very clear. What I don't get why anyone would pay $45-$59 to sit on the balcony at center ice when you could move to a corner down low for $56-61 on the attack twice side because it's SIGNIFICANTLY less cramped in the lower bowl, plus most seats have a cupholder, which is invaluable.

Oh I'd definitely prefer to sit in the mezzanine (center ice balconies) than the lower corners.. I think it gives you a better view of the ice and I prefer center to corners a lot more

[rf1583]

While I do agree the cup holders are a huge plus, I had season tickets in section 12 and even with the more cramped seats I much prefer the upper levels. You can see the whole ice at all times and everything going on. I have tickets now in 107 and I'm very happy with them. For playoffs last year I got center ice 100 seats and those were awesome. But comparable in price to the lowers I had and if I wanted to spend that much again I'd still take the 100s.

[ATLL765]

Your responses are interesting. I agree, center ice is the best vantage point, period, but for me, to spend $50+/ticket, I want something a little extra, like to be far enough away from the guy in front of me that when I lean forward, I don't knee him in the head. I, don't usually sit down low, my experiences with that were either A. Stolen via me walking down to the lower bowl or sneaking in the club seats or B. Free. So I haven't seen every vantage point, but if you're in sec 5,6,10,11,16,17,21,22, if you sit high up in the section, there's not really a lot of blind spots. My dad has seats lower down in the corner, so there, you lose the far end corner on your side of the ice from blueline to redline basically. Though sec 6 & 21 are a bit more expensive than the rest as they're as close as you get to being between the blue lines down low without tripling your cost.

 

Oh I'd definitely prefer to sit in the mezzanine (center ice balconies) than the lower corners.. I think it gives you a better view of the ice and I prefer center to corners a lot more

I don't know if you realize it, but the first line(not in your quote here, but in your last post where you quoted me) isn't part of my post, I quoted that from someone else. Not sure what happened there, but just a heads up, I think I've seen you do that in another post as well.

Edited by ATLL765, 07 March 2013 - 06:21 PM.

[Sik02gt]

To those of you that do have season tickets.. do you guys find it difficult to dump them when need be and make your money back?.. i was also considering that to take advantage of the lower prices just buying a full season and only using about half but i was concerned about not being able to dump them on stub hub or ticket exchange and it being an exspensive problem.

[JWomp]

To those of you that do have season tickets.. do you guys find it difficult to dump them when need be and make your money back?.. i was also considering that to take advantage of the lower prices just buying a full season and only using about half but i was concerned about not being able to dump them on stub hub or ticket exchange and it being an exspensive problem.

 

This is my first season with season tickets (I'm in the $24 price level...which is up to $27 for next season) and I have not had problems selling tickets when I can't go. I have yet to lose any money on a game. The more expensive your seats are though, the harder it might be to sell them without taking a loss.

[Colin226]

I have seats in 226 and really never have problems finding takers.. You just have to know your outlets (StubHub, TicketExchange, Craigslist, Facebook Group) and network with fans who buy single games.. I have a list of buddies to call who have asked to be kept in the loop when I have games available