Sea Dogs five-game mini-ticket package remains available
Published on January 13, 2007 under Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League (QMJHL)
Saint John Sea Dogs News Release
SAINT JOHN, January 12, 2007 - The popular five-game mini-ticket package is back.
The Saint John Sea Dogs have announced that the Mini-5-Pack, introduced for gift-buying this past Christmas season, will be available for sale until February 9. Prices for the package start at $43 for an upper bowl youth package.
The Mini-5-Pack includes five open-ended Sea Dogs ticket vouchers plus gift certificates from Boston Pizza and Mark's Work Wearhouse*. They can be purchased at McAllister Place Guest Services, the Harbour Station Box Office, Sea Dog Styles in Harbour Station, Lancaster Mall (News Mart), Holland Fuels in St. George and Davis Fuels in St. Stephen.
"We were very successful selling packages over the Holidays so we decided to make them available into the new year," said David Turk, executive director of the Sea Dogs. "Fans appreciate their flexibility. They can redeem their vouchers for any regular season games that best fit their schedule."
Turk said the package is also ideal for businesses that wish to use it for promotional or incentive purposes with customers and employees.
He noted that the Mini-5-Pack offers savings over regular Harbour Station box office prices.
Following are the Mini-5-Pack prices (taxes included):
Upper Bowl Lower Bowl
Youth (14-) $43 $53
Senior (60+)/Student $55` $65
Adult $60 $70
The Sea Dogs are home at Harbour Station for two games this weekend. The Halifax Mooseheads come calling tonight (Jan. 12) in a 7:30 game, followed by the Shawinigan Cataractes tomorrow, in a 7 p.m. contest.
* Vouchers are unavailable with packages sold at McAllister Place
Quebec Maritimes Junior Hockey League Stories from January 13, 2007
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