As the Olympic Break ends, the Minnesota Wild Schedule has lots of upcoming games

The Olympic Break is almost over and the Minnesota Wild will return to regular season play on Wednesday (March 3rd) in Calgary, Canada against the Calgary Flames. If you are looking for a quick get away you could head north and catch the game in land of the maple leaf.

If a winter vacation to an even colder location is not your idea of fun, hold out for a few more days and catch the Minnesota Wild take on the Calgary Flames at home in the Xcel Energy Center. The Wild-Flames game will take place on Sunday March 7th at 2 pm. I did some looking this morning and found great seats on Hockey Tickets Minnesota, a local website that sells great Minnesota Wild Tickets. When I checked there were seats in the 200 sections starting as low as $45. There were also Minnesota Wild Tickets that would place you in lower level for $70... a steal this time of year.

The Minnesota Wild also play at home next Tuesday (March 9th) and next Sunday (March 14th). Grab your Wild Tickets today and check out the Minnesota Wild Roster come back from the 2010 Winter Olympics.

Limited Wild Home Games in March

Hockey Tickets Minnesota, a Minnesota Wild ticket broker site, pointed out the fact that there are only 4 Wild home games the entire month of March. That isn't very many opportunities for the team of 18,000 to show up at the Xcel Energy Center. The broker site states that since there are so few games, the Wild ticket demand will be high and thus we can conclude that Wild ticket prices will be high as well.

I agree, but on one condition - the Minnesota Wild win consecutive road games and keep close in the NHL playoff chase. If the Wild go on a losing streak, no one is going to pay big bucks to see the team at home even if there are only a few last opportunities. If the Wild can pull off big wins on the road in the next month and keep close in the playoff chase, you can bet Minnesota Wild ticket prices will go up. Moral of the story - it's a gamble on prices. I would recommend buying tickets as soon as you see a winning streak coming on because you can guarantee prices will go up as the home games gets closer, but if the Wild are losing, I would wait until the morning before the game for the best Wild ticket price