Hershey and Allentown are a 2-3 hour drive apart depending on traffic.
) but if the arena is 1/2 the cost of a DC arena, well it makes sense (And I have no idea if it does, I'm making this up.)
Yes, it has: At the then Verizon Center in 2011
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Dang. Ok, so 10 years now without a stop, which still seems crazy for the nation's capital. That was when I had a job traveling two weeks every month, so I must have been out of town then.Yes, it has: At the then Verizon Center in 2011
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The shows in Hershey also draw from the huge amount of tourists that go to Hershey Park and the Chocolate Factory next to it, They are all within walking distance of each other.
The b-man is a Mirai fan. Happy she can still do exhibitions after 2 surgeries post Korea Olympics. I will probably do Cleveland also.
I went to post Olympic tours in 2010, 2014 and 2018, but only to M & G in 2014. It was limited to about 75 fans. There were no lines or tables, just the fans were ushered into a room, and the skaters entered and mingled. So you could walk up to the skater you preferred, chat and get a photo. It lasted about 35-40 minutes, giving fans time to meet most of the skaters. It was well worth the price for me. I am not so sure about the covid era M & G.As has been noted, the restrictions are COVID related. I agree with you that the M&G's main draw would have been to have photos with the skaters. I understand the need for precautions, but it is sad.
Also, even when they allowed photos at the M&Gs, at least in 2018, they would pair up the skaters. And the pairings were kind of random, at least to me. I think Jason was at a table with Bradie.(?) So you couldn't get a photo with Jason or Bradie alone, it had to be both.
Still, I am really hoping the show goes off. My venue is a fairly new arena and my seats were great for seeing the action. Taken for what it is, it's a good time.
I just checked the tickets and it says it starts at 10:00 am PST, so it will open for tickets in 12 minutes. I'm torn as to whether get the tickets right now or wait. I wonder if there might be a sale offer later or not. Decisions, decisions.
Thanks, presale code worked. Got a center section aisle seat in row 2, really row 3 as there is a row on the ice. Also got a M & G ticket which may or may not be fun with the stringent rules. Seat barcodes are to be sent electronically through the seatgeek app, similar to what was done at Skate America. No paper tickets. (This old man feels more comfortable with paper in hand.)
I think highly unlikely there will be a sale offer, also unlikely these arenas will sell out. Buy now if you want better seat selection, or if want a meet/greet ticket which usually sold out pre covid.
Well, I just bought them lol. Had trouble getting it to go through but finally it went through. I don't do the meet and greet, but happy to be able to choose end of the aisle seats for easy in and out. And boy ticketmaster's fees are so high. I usually order the year before and avoid those ticketmaster fees but no avoiding it this year I guess.
