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[strohs]

Originally Posted by 5 for fighting

Usually the whole package for the memorial cup is about the same price as season tickets for the regular season, which is crazy as the memorial cup is usually only 8 games. Single tickets are in the $70 - $100 range. I would probably go to one game at most.

I really can’t see the memorial cup being successful here. It’s just too expensive.

Wow if thats the price count me out

That is lunacy


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[sabre11714]

When Winsor held the Memorial Cup had a bit of a tough time selling tickets. Only the championship game sold out. Anyways I think the new owner should be focusing on running his team better.

[strohs]

Originally Posted by sabre11714

When Winsor held the Memorial Cup had a bit of a tough time selling tickets. Only the championship game sold out. Anyways I think the new owner should be focusing on running his team better.

Wow I just love that last sentence


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[strohs]

Originally Posted by 5 for fighting

Usually the whole package for the memorial cup is about the same price as season tickets for the regular season, which is crazy as the memorial cup is usually only 8 games. Single tickets are in the $70 - $100 range. I would probably go to one game at most.

I really can’t see the memorial cup being successful here. It’s just too expensive.

Sadly it is the CHL who is gouging the fans

They charge a minimum amount that the franchise must pay for the right to host the tourney. So the CHL is guaranteed $X amount of money

Then the host club tries to make profit above that guaranteed fee paid to the CHL

I do not think it is the cash cow for the hosts like it used to be


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[Dogs Enthusiast 104]

I would definitely be buying tickets. Going to the Memorial Cup has always been something I wanted to do.

[fishfan51]

With a recession on the horizon, interest rate hikes giving people less disposable income to spend on overpriced tickets, bad management, bad product on the ice, no star power.... sounds like a perfect time to bid on the Memorial Cup.

I've been a junior hockey fan since the Niagara Falls Flyers. I've always wanted to see my team in the Memorial Cup. SSM always beat the Thunder like London beats the Dogs preventing me from seeing that. But, I'd prefer they don't host it. Save us the embarrassment of getting blown out on the National stage.

[three dog night]

Interesting https://niagaraicedogs.net/article/i...key-consultant

[5 for fighting]

Originally Posted by three dog night

Interesting https://niagaraicedogs.net/article/i...key-consultant

Definitely a step in the right direction. I guess it will depend on how much Wamsley is involved and whether they listen to him or not. I would have rather they announced a new experienced GM as that is really what they need.

[dogs777]

Originally Posted by 5 for fighting

Definitely a step in the right direction. I guess it will depend on how much Wamsley is involved and whether they listen to him or not. I would have rather they announced a new experienced GM as that is really what they need.

If a new GM was going to happen (which I highly doubt) they’d wait until the off season

[strohs]

Played for the Brantford Alexanders lol


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