Fire announce season ticket sales
Published on May 9, 2007 under American Basketball Association (ABA)
Rochester Fire News Release
Rochester, MN. The ABA Rochester Fire is giving fans the opportunity to purchase Season Tickets beginning on Monday, May 14th at the Mayo Civic Center Box Office. The Season Ticket launch will include prizes, other festivities with an opportunity to meet players, coahces and cheerleaders - The Rochester Heat.
"The Rochester Fire will be fun, affordable entertainment for families, friends and area businesses during our long winter months," said Bryan Weiss, Director of Basketball Operations. "There is no better facility to see professional basketball than our own Mayo Civic Center. We hope our ticket announcement will illustrate how much we value the opportunity to play in Rochester and will encourage our fans to support the team in our inaugural season and beyond."
Season tickets start at $162 for 18 games if purchased prior to July 1st. Complete details and packages can be found by visiting www.rochesterfireaba.com or by calling 507 202 2652 or visiting www.abalive.com.
In an effort to encourage fans to come out and purchase Inaugural Season Tickets, officials announced reserved seats will be 10% off and General Admission Season Tickets will be 20% off during Monday's season ticket launch. The official game schedule with dates and times will be released in July. For more information, email rochester_aba@yahoo.com.
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