B-Sens Announce Details Of 2010-11 Season Ticket Packages
Published on January 21, 2010 under American Hockey League (AHL)
Binghamton Senators News Release
BINGHAMTON, N.Y. - The Binghamton Senators announced today details of 2010-11 season ticket packages, which go on sale on Friday, Feb. 5 as the B-Sens host the Albany River Rats at 7:05 p.m.
Prices for 2010-11 full-season tickets will remain the same as the current season; $555.75 for side seating and $516.75 for end seating. Half-season tickets and 20-game coupon books are $315 for side seating and $295 for end seating. Fans purchasing season tickets save over $136 off the box office price.
Full-season tickets include 39 regular-season home games at the Broome County Veterans Memorial Arena. Plan holders will also receive an exclusive ticket discount to a B-Sens game at Scotiabank Place in Ottawa, home of the B-Sens' NHL affiliate Ottawa Senators.
"On behalf of the entire ownership group of the Binghamton Senators, we are pleased to be able to hold our current season ticket prices for the 2010-11 season. We hope this will not only allow our current season ticket holders the opportunity to continue to enjoy B-Sens hockey at a great price, but will also encourage new season ticket holders to join us for what is sure to be another exciting season," said Tom Mitchell, owner and Executive vice-president of operations for the Binghamton Senators.
"We look forward to another exciting season as the proud American Hockey League affiliate to the Ottawa Senators and the opportunity to watch exciting players such as Erik Karlsson, Zack Smith and Mike Brodeur hone their skills here at the Broome County Veterans Memorial Arena."
Fans holding full-season tickets are guaranteed the same great seat for all B-Sens home games and enjoy a variety of benefits including, but not limited to discounted pre-season tickets, season ticket holder of the game contest and first option for renewal and playoff package discounts.
For more information on how to purchase 2010-11 Binghamton Senators season tickets contact the B-Sens' executive office at 607-722-7367.
The B-Sens' return to action this weekend as they host the Adirondack Phantoms Friday, Jan. 22 and the Bridgeport Sound Tigers Saturday, Jan. 23. Both games begin at 7:05 p.m. Tickets are $17.75 for side seating, $16.75 for end seating. Fans can purchase tickets at www.ticketmaster.com, by phone at 1-800-745-3000 or in person at the Binghamton Senators' executive office or the Broome County Veterans Memorial Arena box office.
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