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4 Inches Of Snow = $4 Off Tonight

January 8, 2010 - ECHL (ECHL)
Wheeling Nailers News Release


The Wheeling Nailers and WTRF-7 are proud to announce that the overnight storm which produced an average of four inches of snow in the Ohio Valley means that all our fans can purchase tickets for tonight's game for $4 off. So thank Mother Nature and our winter storm for the savings. And come out to WesBanco Arena to cheer on Nailers Hockey tonight against the Cincinnati Cyclones at 7:35.

The fun Blizzard Promotion was to knock off $1 from the ticket price for each inch of snow that fell on the ground. WTRF-7 announced that we received about 3 inches of snow in the city of Wheeling and about 5 inches of snow in the country for an average snowfall of 4 inches.

Fans can purchase red, gold and platinum level tickets for the additional savings today at the Nailers office at 1315 Main Street, or by calling the Nailers at 304-234-GOAL, or tonight as they arrive to the game.

Snowy weather and hockey go hand-in-hand so The Wheeling Nailers decided to say "Bring it on" to the snow by giving this great discount for tonight's game.

It's our way to say thanks to our fans for coming out to have some fun with us at the game after the storm is over.

So grab your coat, hat and gloves and come on out to cheer on the Wheeling Nailers this Friday night against the Cincinnati Cyclones at 7:35. It's already the best family entertainment value in town. And now Mother Nature is helping make it an even better value this Friday night with a $4 discount on tickets.

Call the Nailers for tickets at 304-234-GOAL (304-234-4625) or toll-free at 1-877-NAIL-TIX. Log-on for more information at wheelingnailers.com.




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