2011-2012 Season Tickets thread (post face value - see post #1 for rules)

[coolasprICE]

I'd be interested for tickets vs Tampa if anyone is willing to release them below face value

[Hewy]

Looking for 2 or 3 tickets for the April 7th game against Toronto, help a guy celebrate his birthday with a little hockey.

[bamboo]

Originally Posted by Hewy

Looking for 2 or 3 tickets for the April 7th game against Toronto, help a guy celebrate his birthday with a little hockey.

I have two tickets to the Toronto game in the Greys for sale at face value. Let me know if anyone wants them. PM me!

[habby1197]

Wow, Habs couldn't sell out the Tampa game so they changed it from a premium game to a regular one!

[BenedictGomez]

Didnt know where to fit this question and figured Habs STH would be the best folks to ask.

I used to go to lots of Habs games back in the late 90s/early 00s when I lived near Montreal, and there was this old guy they had that played the fiddle during breaks in play. Dude was awesome, and the crowd loved him.

I only get back once a year now to see the Devils play, and I havent seen him in eons. Has he just been off the days I've been or do they no longer use him?

Maybe he's just too old now and retired from it, but the old guy could seriously saw.

[llamateizer]

I cant believe that there is tickets available

2 in the white et 4 in the Red

[Habs 4 Life]

Originally Posted by chewBACHa

I cant believe that there is tickets available

2 in the white et 4 in the Red

Why are you surprised? Habs are last in the East and playing 2 home games against teams that are also out and have nothing to play for. Would be crazy paying 400$ to go watch the game.

[Tooold]

2 Tickets 333 BB 5-6
Saturday April 7th at 7pm
Toronto vs Montreal
Retail : 250$

160$ for both !!!!

For Sale

[Mike8]

Looking for 2 tickets for Montreal-Toronto.

[disgruntleddave]

I have one ticket available, although may have to sell both if I can't find someone. List price was 150 and will consider offers.

[Hawkguy]

anyone have a couple of tickets for the Leafs game they are looking to unload? pm me. thinking about taking my pop up for a game if i can find decent seats.

[BenedictGomez]

Originally Posted by BenedictGomez

Didnt know where to fit this question and figured Habs STH would be the best folks to ask.

I used to go to lots of Habs games back in the late 90s/early 00s when I lived near Montreal, and there was this old guy they had that played the fiddle during breaks in play. Dude was awesome, and the crowd loved him.

I only get back once a year now to see the Devils play, and I havent seen him in eons. Has he just been off the days I've been or do they no longer use him?

Maybe he's just too old now and retired from it, but the old guy could seriously saw.

Anyone? Anyone? Simone? Buehler? Buehler?

Any long-time Habs STH know the answer?

[neil2005]

I'm a season ticket holder and today I got my invoice already for next season, and after the disappointing season the Habs had, they have the nerve to raise the price of season tickets once again. It's a raise of about 100 dollars from last year, but I thought the prices would be the same as last year considering the awful season we went through this year.

[Lshap]

Originally Posted by neil2005

I'm a season ticket holder and today I got my invoice already for next season, and after the disappointing season the Habs had, they have the nerve to raise the price of season tickets once again. It's a raise of about 100 dollars from last year, but I thought the prices would be the same as last year considering the awful season we went through this year.

I was curious whether this would happen. Very disappointed to see so little customer appreciation from the organization. Yes, I get the supply-and-demand concept, and I understand that our fan base's demand carries an unstoppable inertia, but this is the equivalent of spilling the coffee on your customer and then charging him for the cleanup. At some point, a business has to give back, at least symbolically. This organization seems to be taking for granted that we'll ALWAYS be there; go back a decade for proof that this isn't true.

I bought a ticket package last year (not full season, however). Will probably buy again, but I'm not nearly as motivated.