Ticket Update
September 29, 2014 - Ontario Hockey League (OHL)
Sudbury Wolves News Release
The Sudbury Wolves confirmed that there will be 2,000 seats available for individual game purchases now that the Sudbury Wolves new "loyalty" season ticket promotional package has come to an end. The Wolves' loyalty package provided each season ticket buyer with over $100 in cash savings, $1,000 In savings vouchers and a Easton Sports bag gift from the Sudbury Wolves. All 10-year season ticket holders will also receive an exclusive 'Alpha Wolf' collector jersey.
The Wolves are pleased to announce that the 'loyalty' package has vaulted the Wolves to one of their highest season ticket totals ever. In addition, thanks to Bob's Service Centre, 300 seats will be provided to local youngsters from 75 elementary schools throughout the Greater Sudbury region. With a total of 2,500 reserved seats now pre-booked, the Wolves confirmed that there are still 2,000 seats remaining for all home games. Well, almost all home games....
"We have always enjoyed a strong walk-up of ticket-sales for our games and we don't expect this season to be any different" notes Wolves' Marketing Director Curtis Hall. "We also have a number of community organizations and local businesses that have booked 1,000 seats for specific games, therefore, we expect to have a number of seat sell-outs for the boys to enjoy playing in front-of this season. We have seen an improving local economy in 2014 and that has been confirmed by an increase in 'new' season ticket purchases. We also have enjoyed a high renewal response from our corporate sponsors and our corporate boxes are completely sold-out before the season even started -- for the first-time ever."
The Sudbury Wolves have a number of group ticket, half-season ticket, family ticket and other ticket Packages available for Wolves' hockey fans to choose from. For more information please contact Miranda in the Wolves' Office for further details by calling 705-675-3941 or email: office@sudburywolves.com.
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