Admirals Set Ticket Prices for the 07-08 Season
May 8, 2007 - American Hockey League (AHL)
Milwaukee Admirals News Release
Milwaukee, WI-Milwaukee Admirals President Jon Greenberg announced today that season tickets for the 2007-08 season are now on sale and that the vast majority of ticket prices will remain the same level as the 2006-07 season.
The Admirals offer three different ticket pricing sections ($15, $17, and $20) and out of the seats in the lower level available for season tickets, less than four percent saw an increase in ticket price over the 06-07 campaign. The only increase is a $1 raise in the seats in the front row from $19 to $20. The average ticket price in the lower level in 2007-08 ($15.81) remains less than it was in 01-02 ($17.09).
"Admirals tickets continue to be the best entertainment value in professional sports in Milwaukee," said Greenberg. "Being a Milwaukee Admirals season ticket holder is not only affordable but a great investment in quality entertainment and fantastic hockey."
The Admirals Quarters section is comprised of all of the seats in the front row throughout the Bradley Center. Full season tickets for seats in the Admirals Quarters are $680, while a half-season plan, which is comprised of 20 games, is $344. These prices present a discount of 15% off the individual game price of $20.
The Mid-Deck is located from sections 212-216 and also from sections 226-202 and includes all the seats from the second row back. A full season package for the Mid-Deck runs $578, with a half-season priced at $292. The Admirals also offer Build-Your-Own-Plans for Mid-Deck seats.
The very popular Build-Your-Own-Plans are vouchers that can be used in any increment to any game during the 2007-08 regular season in the Mid-Deck. Forty BYOP vouchers in the Mid-Deck are $592, while 20 cost $299, and 10 run $153.
The Stern & Bow sections are located behind the goals and in the corners and occupy sections 217-225 and 203-211. Tickets to all 40-regular season games in the Stern & Bow are $510, with half-season packages going for $258. Build-Your-Own-Plans are also available in the Stern & Bow, with 40-packs running $522, 20 voucher plans for $264, and ten vouchers starting at $135.
In addition to significant discounts over the face value of the tickets, Admirals season ticket holders also enjoy tremendous benefits, such as parties with the players, an unused ticket redemption policy, and chalk talks with Admirals coaches. There is also an exclusive camera night with the players on the ice after a select game, and season ticket holders have the chance to purchase tickets for certain Bradley Center events prior to the on-sale date for the general public.
Fans can purchase season tickets by calling the Admirals office at (414) 227-0550, or they can log on to www.milwaukeeadmirals.com for more information. The team's schedule for the 2007-08 season will be released in early August and individual tickets will go on sale after the schedule is set.
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