When you think of the Toronto Maple Leafs, you think of outrageously high ticket prices. That is definitely not the case when it comes to their AHL affiliate the Toronto Marlies’, who's tickets range from $10 - $38. Even the season ticket prices are remarkably low, sitting at $600 per seat for the entire home portion of the season. Why is it that MLSE (Maple Leafs Sports & Entertainment) would set prices this low when they are renowned for milking Leafs Nation and anything else they come in contact with, for what it’s worth?
For this season I guess it’s only fitting seeing as the Marlies are struggling pretty badly, but even in the last couple of seasons pricing has been roughly the same. They try to push for that young crowd, and not the ‘suits’ as the Maple Leafs do. The Marlies aim to get those youngsters at the game and those in minor hockey, trying to create that family setting.
Here is the pricing list for single game tickets:
Platinum - $38
Sides - $30
End Zones - $18
Fan Zone - $10
Thursday, February 18, 2010
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