Winterfest Tickets Still Remain
December 5, 2014 - ECHL (ECHL)
Toledo Walleye News Release
TOLEDO, OH-- Winterfest Is Coming! In just three weeks the puck drops at Fifth Third Field in downtown Toledo for the first ever ECHL outdoor hockey games. You still have time to be part of this historic event.
While tickets are going fast-- more than 1 8, 000 tickets have been sold to the two outdoor Walleye hockey games-- great seats with incredible views are still available.
The All Inclusive Roost Ticket - $125
Offered for the first time as a single-game ticket this ticket has everything-- an all-you-can-eat gourmet buffet, 3-hour full-bar service, and a seat in The Roost that gives you the flexibility to watch the game inside or seated outside. This is a very limited ticket offer, so don't wait too long.
Home Run Terrace- $25
Enjoy the game from the outfield terrace. The stadium-style seating at picnic tables and bleachers provides a fun, casual atmosphere and gives you easy access to a heated beverage tent. The area is general admission and seats are first-come, first-serve.
Don't miss out! To get your Walleye Winterfest outdoor hockey tickets call 419-725-4367, go online at www.toledowalleye.com/tickets, or visit either the Mud Hens or Walleye box offices. #WinterfestIsComing.
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