How much do Grand Rapids Griffins tickets cost?
How much do Grand Rapids Griffins tickets cost?
| SEAT LOCATION | ADVANCE TICKET PRICE | GAME DAY TICKET PRICE |
|---|---|---|
| Lower Level Preferred (Rows B-C) | $26 | $28 |
| Lower Level Center Ice (Rows D & up) | $22 | $24 |
| Lower Level Faceoff (Rows D & up) | $18 | $20 |
| VIP Edge (Row A) | $18 | $20 |
How long are Griffins games?
A typical hockey game can last over two hours, so plan ahead on whether you want to stay for the entire game, till a certain time, or until a certain element of the game (during the second intermission, for instance). There are two intermissions in the night and they are just as entertaining as the game.
Did the Griffins win last night?
OTD: Mitch Callahan’s hat trick and Eric Tangradi’s 3 assists power the Griffins to a 6-3 victory at Van Andel Arena that puts Chicago on the brink of elimination.
What time do the doors open for the Griffins game tonight?
Game Time: 7:00 PM at Van Andel Arena (doors open at 6:00 PM). Magnet Schedule Giveaway presented by Huntington Bank: The first 5,000 fans will receive a 2019-20 Griffins magnet schedule. $2 Beers and $2 Hot Dogs: Fans can enjoy $2 domestic drafts and $2 hot dogs from 6-8 p.m., while supplies last.
What time do the doors open for Griffins hockey game?
Time: 7 p.m. at Van Andel Arena (doors open at 6 p.m. for the general public, 5:45 p.m. for season-ticket members).
How many seats does Van Andel Arena have?
10,834Van Andel Arena / Capacity
What should you eat before a hockey game?
Top off your fuel stores by eating a high-quality carb-rich meal the night before your first game.
- Pasta with red sauce, chicken breast and a side salad.
- Burrito/burrito bowl with grilled chicken/steak, brown rice, grilled vegetables and avocado.
- Deli turkey sandwich or sub with spinach, tomato – Go light on the mayo.
Is it cold at a NHL hockey game?
Are Hockey Games Cold? Well, the ice needs to stay frozen, but, depending on the venue, it might not be all that cold where you’re sitting. It’s going to be cooler the closer to the ice you are. Generally speaking, the ice will be about 25° and the air, for an inside game, will be somewhere between 50 and 60°.
