WHL Regina Pats

Pats Home Opener Sunday Afternoon

Published on September 19, 2008 under Western Hockey League (WHL)
Regina Pats News Release


Regina, Saskatchewan - It's exciting times at the Brandt Centre as the Regina Pats are set to lift the lid on another WHL season. The Pats hit the road Friday to open the year in Brandon against the Wheat Kings. Then Sunday, the Blue and White are ready to kick off the season in style.

This Sunday afternoon at noon, the doors will open for the kick-off BBQ, with free hot dogs and drinks, kids play zone, tattoos, and DJ'd music.

It will also be the debut of the brand new big screen in the west end of the Brandt Centre. All of the action on the ice begins at 2pm against the Brandon Wheat Kings

Safeway FunZone Tickets:

The Regina Pats are pleased to announce the renewal of their partnership with Canada Safeway.

Individual game tickets to sit in the Safeway FunZone are available at a discounted price of $10/gst included from each of Regina's 6 Safeway locations.

2010 Deadline:

There are still plenty of seats available to be a part of the rich history of the Regina Pats but the deadline for season ticket holders to order their packages for the 2010 IIHF World Junior Hockey Championships is running out. Holders of the first 4000 Regina Pats season tickets will have until Tuesday September 23, 2008 to purchase ticket packages for the 2010 IIHF games to be held in Saskatchewan.

2008-09 Regina Pats season tickets are currently on sale at the Pats Office, located at the west end of the Brandt Centre. Call 522-PATS to reserve your seat for the upcoming season of Regina Pats Hockey.

Neutral Zone:

All of the new Pats merchandise is in, so check out The Neutral Zone store on the east end of the Brandt Centre, doors open at noon on Sunday, or check out reginapats.com.

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