Ice Games This Weekend
Published on November 10, 2009 under United States Hockey League (USHL)
Indiana Ice News Release
INDIANAPOLIS, IN- Clark Cup Champion Indiana Ice look to defend their crown when last season's runner up Fargo Force come into town for a two game set Friday (11/13) and Saturday (11/14) from the Pepsi Coliseum.
This weekend will kick off on Friday when the Indiana Ice introduce Affordable Friday presented by Marathon. All game attendees will be treated with a variety of affordable concessions that include $2 Bud Lights, $2 Ball Park hot dogs, $2 Sodas, and $2 Popcorn. The cash flow continues throughout the evening as $150 of gas cards will be given away courtesy of Marathon.
The prizes mount the following night as the first 1,000 fans to enter the Pepsi Coliseum will receive free ear warmers courtesy of Ortho-Indy. The Arthritis Foundation will also be on hand to spread information about their annual Jingle Bell Run.
In addition, to help celebrate Veterans Day any person that purchases a game ticket on Friday or Saturday with a valid Military ID will receive half off the ticket price.
Individual tickets are on sale now for Affordable Friday Night and all other regular season home games and can be purchased for $15 or $9 through all Ticketmaster locations including Karma Records and the Pepsi Coliseum and Conseco Fieldhouse box offices, or by calling 239-5151 or online at ticketmaster.com. Season tickets are on sale and groups of ten or more can purchase discounted tickets by calling the Indiana office at 317.925.4423.
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