Musketeers Announce Playoff Format and Ticket Information
March 18, 2014 - United States Hockey League (USHL)
Sioux City Musketeers News Release
Sioux City, Iowa - The Sioux City Musketeers have announced that individual tickets for the Clark Cup Playoffs will go on sale on Tuesday, April 2, 2014.
The 2013-2014 Clark Cup Playoff include three, best of five series pitting the top four seeds in each conference against one another. The first seed will play the fourth seed, and the second seed will play the third seed. After the conference semi-finals, the remaining two teams in each conference will play for the conference title, leaving one winner from each conference to play for the USHL Clark Cup Championship.
Round one runs from April 9th through April 21st. Round 2 will run from April 25th through May 6th, and the third and final round will run from May 9th through May 21st.
Individual ticket prices will remain the same as regular season prices for the first round of the playoffs. Green sections are $12.00 per seat for adults, gold sections are $13.50, and tan sections are $15.00. Prices will go up $1.00 across the board for adults in round 2, and again in round 3. Adult ticket prices will go up $3.00 on game days.
Youth Ticket prices for all three rounds, good for ages 3 to 18, will be $8.50 for green and gold sections, and $10.50 for tan sections. There is not a price increase on game days for youth tickets. Youth 2 and under do not need a ticket as long as they sit on an adults lap.
Playoff ticket packages are available now through April 15th at the Musketeers office, located on the east side of the Long Lines Family Rec Center, for $90.00, and include tickets for all 9 potential playoff games. Playoff Ticket Packages reserve the same seat(s) for all home playoff games, and allow fans to save up to $60.00+ on walk up ticket prices. The packages are paid for after the playoffs are complete, and fans who sign up will only be billed for games that are played. Playoff packages will no longer be available after Tuesday, April 15th, so fan are encouraged to sign up as soon as possible to take advantage of discounted pricing.
Anyone who signs up for a playoff package prior to March 29th may pick it up at the Musketeers game on Sunday, March 30th. Fans signing up for playoff packages after March 30th can pick up their packages when they sign up at either the Musketeers office or the Tyson Events Center Box Office.
Musketeers Season Ticket Holders are encouraged to sign up for playoff packages prior to March 30th. After that date, all seats will be available to the general public for purchase beginning on April 2nd.
Centerplate will run their popular beer, pop and pretzel special for the first two games in the first round. The special, which has been highly popular with fans at several Musketeers games this season, features $2.00 12 ounce can beer, $2.00 pop and $2.00 pretzels.
Persons interested in purchasing a playoff package are encouraged to call the Musketeers office at 712-252-2116 for more information.
Musketeers Season Tickets for the 2014-2015 season are on sale now. Contact the Musketeers office at 712-252-2116 for details about saving money on and reserving your seat for every Musketeers home game during the 2014-2015 hockey season. For all the latest news, visit www.musketeershockey.com, follow the Musketeers on Twitter ( @musketeerhockey ) and "like" them on Facebook ( www.facebook.com/musketeershockey ).
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