Vegas Golden Knights Tickets
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Since 2009, TicketIQ (formerly TiqIQ) has used its intelligence to help fans get the best deals, and now offers a Low Price Guarantee on every event.
In their third season in the league, the enthusiasm around Las Vegas' first professional team seem undiminished. Golden Knights tickets went on sale August 19th and there are single-game tickets available for sale on both the primary and secondary ticket market. For the 2019 season, ticket price are up 5% from last season.
For Pre-season games, the team is offering a pre-season bobble head pack featuring forwards William Karlsson, Jonathan Marchessault and Mark Stone as well as defenseman Nate Schmidt will each be featured as part of the Preseason Bobble Series during the preseason home games. All fans in attendance for each game will receive a complimentary bobblehead. When the one-of-a-kind set is placed side by side it will spell out Vegas Born
Tickets are available directly from the team for all home games via AXS with a few hundred tickets available for sale in the upper level and lower level for most games through the VGK Ticket Exchange, which is a marketplace that offers single game tickets through the team's primary market availability, as well as Vegas Golden Knights member re-sale. Tickets to all regular season games are available for purchase, including SRO seats in the flight deck east and flight deck west.
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On the secondary ticket market, the average price of tickets on the secondary market are $207, which makes Vegas Golden Knight tickets at T-Mobile Arena the 4th most expensive in the NHL.
Overall, on the secondary market, nine regular season games have the cheapest tickets under $150--against the Senators, Canucks, Avalanche, Panthers, Lightning, Oilers, Devils, Stars. The three most expensive games on the secondary market start at $264. The two visits by the Stanley Cup Champion Blues start as low as $169 while the Washington Capitals visit T-Mobile for a rematch of the 2017 Stanley Cup finals with tickets starting at $165.
For the opening night game the Sharks, face value tickets start at $215. The second regular season game of the year is against the Eastern conference champion Bruins, with single ticket available for $125 and the cheapest pair going for $185. The October 15th game against the Predators and the October 17th game against the Senators start at $85, with the most expensive tickets in section 1 starting at $580. The November 19th game against the Toronto Maple leafs start at $185 while the New Year's eve day game starts at $85, while the February 17th visit from the Washington Capitals, who the Knights faced in the 2017 Stanley Cup Finals, has tickets as low as $105.
TicketIQ is committed to the cheapest tickets possible, and we make much less on sold out tickets compared to other major marketplaces like StubHub and Vivid. That means ticket buyers save from up to 25% on TicketIQ on sports, music and theater. We're able to do this because we also work with teams, venues, and other ticket owners, to help them sell tickets at face price, directly to consumers like you, through Ticketmaster and AXS. For an overview of the 2019-20 NHL Ticket Buying landscape, and details on the cheapest way to get tickets for every team, visit the TicketIQ Blog.
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Seat Number 1 is always on the aisle closest to on the left facing the floor. For example seat 1 in section 5 will be on the aisle closest to section 4.
In the lower level, seat numbers go from 1 to 8 in the front row and 1 to 20 in the last row. The upper level at center ice, there are 20 seats in each row.
In the lower bowl, the rows for go from GS1 to GS3 and then A to W. Behind the goal, the last row is Z. The upper level goes from Row A to Row Q in the corners, Row N in the middle. This is a great 3D seating chart of T-Mobile Arena on the Vegas Golden Knight's site, with visual row, seat and section info, and number.
The sections behind the stage in a concert configuration include 1,2,19 and 20.
On the lower level there are restrooms off of sections 8.13, and between 15 and 16 and 5 and 6.
Club Seats are located in sections 1-23 and 24-46, and sit above lower level sections 3 to 8 on one side of the arena and 13 to 18 on the other side of the arena.
There are a few suite or club options at T-Mobile Arena for those who are willing to pay up for a premium experience. Keep in mind that all of these clubs and/or suites are available for all Vegas Golden Knights home games, while some may not be available for some concerts or other events. Opera Boxes are located just above sections 9 through 12, and each of these boxes can hold up to 6 to 8 guests. These guests will have a ledge on which they can place their food and beverages, and the chairs will be movable so that fans can sit within the box or out next the ledge to view the game. These boxes include in-seat wait service, with access to a nearby exclusive Goose Island lounge, which you can virtually cruise in the this 3D rendering. Within these Opera boxes are a private restroom as well as HD television screens. Terrace Tables are located behind the Opera Boxes and some are at the top of select lower level sections. These tables are great for smaller groups, and each table can hold up to four fans who would be seated around a half-circle table overlooking the action on the ice. These tables include in-seat service and allow access to the club lounge on the suite level.
