Single game tickets now on sale
January 18, 2006 - Arena Football League (1987-2008) (AFL I)
Orlando Predators News Release
Orlando Predators single game tickets for the 2006 season are now on sale. The tickets are priced at $53 (lower bowl sideline), $40 (lower bowl sideline corner), $35 (lower bowl corner), $25 (lower bowl prime end zone), $18 (lower bowl end zone / upper bowl sideline), and $10 (upper bowl end zone).
Tickets are available from the TD Waterhouse Centre Box Office, all TICKETMASTER outlets, on-line at www.TICKETMASTER.com, or by calling 407-44-PREDS.
In addition, the team is also offering both a group discount and voucher program. Fans can save $5 off the price of the $25 and $18 tickets when purchasing 15 or more tickets to any game under the group sales program. The voucher program has gained popularity over the last two seasons. It permits fans to buy a 10-ticket voucher that may be exchanged for tickets at the box office on game night. The vouchers are available for $130 and $190 and allow fans to exchange the vouchers for tickets in the $18 or $25 seats respectively.
"Our voucher program is ideal for fans who can not attend all games," Ticket Manager Chris Tamburrelli said. "It allows flexibility. Let's say a fan wants six tickets to the Tampa game and four to the Los Angeles game. All they need to do is purchase a voucher booklet and present the appropriate amount of vouchers at the ticket window on game day. Each voucher packet saves at least $50 off the price of equivalent single game tickets."
The team is still offering 2006 season ticket packages beginning at just $54 (upper bowl end zone) and extending to $387 (lower bowl sideline). Those tickets, as well as information on all ticket packages, may be found at www.orlandopredators.com or by calling 407-44-PREDS. To date, the Predators have sold more than 9,300 season tickets.
The Predators home schedule included: Feb. 3 (Kansas City), Feb. 11 (Philadelphia), Mar. 5 (Los Angeles), Mar. 19 (Dallas), Apr. 2 (Chicago), Apr. 14 (Georgia), Apr. 22 (Tampa Bay), May 12 (Austin).
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