Heat Announce Playoff Pricing for Full & Partial Season Members
Published on March 15, 2018 under American Hockey League (AHL)
Stockton Heat News Release
Stockton, Calif. - The Stockton Heat, proud AHL affiliate of the NHL's Calgary Flames, announced today that Full-Season, Half-Season and Quarter-Season Members, along with current Mini Plan Holders, can begin to reserve their seats for the playoffs.
"We're fired up for the end of the season push to the playoffs and want to ensure our best customers have an opportunity to reserve their seats for the postseason," Heat Director, Ticket Sales Mark Hicks said. "During the Heat's journey for the Calder Cup, we are offering Members and Mini-Plan Holders a chance to keep the seats they've had throughout the season and only be charged for the games we play. We look forward to the remaining 13 games of the season as our team continues to push for a spot in the postseason."
Members and Mini Plan Holders can begin to opt-in on their My Heat Account and set up an automatic payment plan now or can work with their ticket rep to reserve their playoff spots. Fans are only charged for guaranteed games.
All 2017-18 and 2018-19 Full-Season Members will receive the first round of the playoffs for FREE. Full-Season Members can opt-in for Round 2 of the playoffs starting at $12 per ticket, Round 3 for $14 per ticket and the Calder Cup Final for $17 per ticket.
Half and Quarter-Season Members, along with current Mini Plan holders can purchase the first round of the Calder Cup Playoffs starting at $10 per ticket, Round 2 of the playoffs starting at $12 per ticket, Round 3 for $14 per ticket and the Calder Cup Final for $17 per ticket.
Full-Season and Partial-Season Members can also opt to purchase the Heat's entire playoff journey through strip pricing. Any leftover credit can be applied to the 2018-19 season.
Fans who'd like to set up a group night for the Heat playoff run can begin to put a $50 deposit down now. If the Heat miss the postseason, that deposit can be rolled over into a group night during the 2018-19 season. Group tickets begin at $11 per seat for the first two rounds of the playoffs, $13 per seat for the third round and $16 per seat during the Calder Cup Finals.
In addition to group deposits, fans can begin to place $150 deposits to reserve their suite nights for the Calder Cup Playoffs.
Single game tickets will go on sale as soon as the Heat clinch a playoff spot.
For a complete guide to playoff pricing for Members, Mini Plan Holders and Groups, visit stocktonheat.com/playoffs. Members who choose to not opt-in for playoff pricing will have their seats released to the public for the playoffs on Monday, April 16.
The Heat can make the postseason by finishing as one of the top four teams in the Pacific Division based on points-percentage. Currently the Heat sit fourth in the AHL with a 0.582 points-percentage.
The playoffs are a divisional format, pitting the top team in the Pacific Division against the fourth seed, and the second and third seeds in the first round of the playoffs. The winners will face each other in the Pacific Division Finals (Round 2) before facing off against the Central Division winner in the Western Conference Finals (Round 3), culminating in the winner of the west taking on the Eastern Conference Champion in the 2018 Calder Cup Finals.
There's still time to become a Full-Season Heat365 Member for the 2018-19 season and enjoy the first round of the playoffs for free, along with special playoff pricing in the subsequent rounds!
Heat365 isn't just your season tickets to Stockton Heat games, it's a way to stay connected, year-round, with your favorite hockey team, whether it be during home games at Stockton Arena, or exclusive, special events and gifts. Fans can sign up now for their Full-Season, Heat365 Membership for the 2018-19 season for as low as $37 a month, and by ordering before April 15, will receive a limited edition Heat365 jersey for Full-Season members only.
Heat365 Memberships are also available in Half-Season (20-game) and Quarter-Season (10-game) Memberships which also comes with exclusive benefits starting at $11 a month. To learn more about Heat365 or sign up for your 2018-19 Membership, visit stocktonheat.com/heat365 or call 209.373.1500.
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