DonaldBrashear

What you're not understanding is that, during the good years, the Canucks probably could have sold out BC Place for a Leafs game if they wanted. Now, they cant even sellout Rogers Arena. And in previous years, Leafs tickets were selling for $200/each on resale markets. This time it was possible to find them for $50. If that story doesn't interest you then that's okay. Not everyone shares the same interests. I find it fascinating though.

Remember, during the sell-out streak era, ALL games were regular priced if I recall correctly. There were no higher priced or premium games, everything sold at the same price. I remember Canucks tickets would go on sale and within 2-3 hours the entire season would be sold out. There was only like 1,500 tickets per game availble (minus holdbacks) and so they sold out very quick. Toronto and Montreal and other top games were almost impossible to get.

Yep... I checked an hour or so before the game and there were at least 500 tickets for sale on the map. Some sections had huge chunks. Tons of them. Lowest priced was something insane like $150 a ticket plus fees. At this point tickets were going on the secondary market for around $50 a ticket, so obviously no one would pay ticketmaster full price. Not sure what happened because a few weeks ago the Toronto game was listed as "sold out". I guess the Canucks held too many tickets back and assumed they would sell and got caught with too many left.

I kind of feel like $14 million over 4 years for Ferland is the type of contract that makes agents legendary. Whoever Ferland's agent is, that's who I would want.

No there has been weekday games. The last game we played Toronto (March 6, 2019) before this was on a Wednesday and was sold out long before.

Last night's game against the Toronto Maple Leafs did not sellout. Attendance was listed at 18,290, which means about 600 tickets went unsold. That means last night's game was the lowest attended leafs game in 19+ years. The last time a game had lower than that was October 16, 2000 when the attendance was 16,496.

I imagine tonight will be the first Leafs game in a long time that isn't a sellout. So very odd. These early December games are rough though, and have been for a few years. I swear, it is the post-Black Friday effect. Everyone is just busy.

Leivo

Yep this is great news!!! I will be listing all my tickets with them. I definitely plan to help spread the word.

The Carolina game on Thursday (which was already in rough shape) is also getting hit hard. If the skytrain shutdown lasts through Thursday, then I could easy see that game hitting a yearly record for low attendance.

Came on here to say the same thing but you guys beat me to it! The leafs game is collapsing in price and will only get worse with 1100+ tickets left. The real killer is the skytrain shutdown. Combined with the fact that the leafs suck and the game is on a tuesday and it is the perect storm for a collapse.

Tickets dropped to $9 on stubhub a piece after the 1st period started. Crazy. This is gonna be an amazing game too probably, great energy! Maybe it is the Black Friday curse? No one has any money after black friday weekend.

One of the worst games of the year so far as far as ticket prices go just as I suspected

Ladies and gentlemen, Loui Eriksson.

We may be witnessing the last NHL game of Loui Eriksson's career.

Oh man you are totally right.

WOAHHH NICE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! WOOOO Ill take it!!!!

I'm 50/50 on this one. Torn. I am leaning towards GOAL though...

Oh yeah I keep forgetting that. Well I don't feel sorry for him then ha.

We're up 4-2 heading into the 3rd. The Oilers have us right where they want us. Just show them footage of the Pittsburgh 3rd period during the 2nd intermission.

4 POINT PEARSON!! All the Pearson haters are feeling pretty sheepish about now.

Neurological disorders are funny. Do you also make fun of people with down's syndrome? https://www.ninds.nih.gov/Disorders/Patient-Caregiver-Education/Fact-Sheets/Tourette-Syndrome-Fact-Sheet

I don't know if anything will save that game. They doomed it from the start. Worst night of the week (Tuesday)... worst team in the NHL (Ottawa) and the Canucks have had an awful November. I think the only thing that will save it is back-to-back wins against Edmonton today and tomorrow, e.g. a miracle lol. Edit: I feel bad for burrows.