CFL B.C. Lions

BC Lions to Kickoff 65th Season with Two-For-$65 Deal

Published on May 14, 2018 under Canadian Football League (CFL)
B.C. Lions News Release


(Vancouver) Just a little over a month separates the BC Lions from kicking off their 65th season in the CFL and Vancouver's most successful professional sports organization is pleased to announce that single game tickets go on sale tomorrow morning at 10:00 am.

To celebrate the return of football, the Lions are pleased to offer fans a home opener special to the Saturday, June 16th match-up with the Montreal Alouettes presented by TELUS which includes two tickets, two hotdogs and two drinks (two Pepsi or Budweiser products) for just $65.

Football means family and the Lions are excited to partner with London Drugs to offer season tickets for just $85 or single game tickets for just $10 each for any game all season long. London Drugs is also the proud partner of the BC Lions Kids Club in 2018 for just $10 per membership, as well as a new kids entrance at Gate C featuring inflatables, face painting, poster making and more designed exclusively for young Lions fans.

While the tremendously popular BC Lions Nissan Tailgate Party outside of Gate A is back for another year, the party doesn't have to stop there with the introduction of the Beach Party Fun Zone - the incredibly-priced $20 general admission end zone section includes a DJ platform, giveaways and plenty more for those who want party while we play.

Beginning June 1st, the Lions will team-up with Save-On-Foods to bring fans a $29 ticket voucher good for any regular season home game. When Lions fans show their More Rewards Card at the participating Save-On-Foods stores they'll be eligible to purchase vouchers redeemable for a ticket at BC Place anytime during the 2018 season.

Detailed information on all special ticket offers in 2018 can be found at bclions.com.

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