Phoenix Coyotes pitch multi-game ticket deals
The Phoenix Coyotes hockey team will begin selling 20- and 11-game packages to existing ticket holders Wednesday and to the general public on Friday.
Prices for 20-game plans range from $19 per ticket in the upper level to $260 a game near the ice at Jobing.com Arena in Glendale. Prices for 11-game plans range from $23 to $270 per ticket, more than seats under the 20-game plan but still lower than individual gate prices by between $13 to $84 per game.
That compares to individual gate prices of between $36 and $354 per ticket and season tickets between $10 and $255 per ticket for 41 games. The 20 and 11-game plans do not include seats in the last four rows of the upper level, which run $21 at the gate and $10 for season tickets.
The Coyotes made the playoffs for the first time since 2002 last season. The team’s ownership situation, however, still hangs over the team’s long-term future in Arizona. Ice Edge Holdings LLC is trying to work out a deal to buy the team from the National Hockey League and ink a lease with the city of Glendale for Jobing.com Arena.
The Coyotes are planning an open house for fans on Aug. 12 from 6 to 8 p.m. at the suburban arena.
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