Wild Win in Denver, Ticket Prices on the Rise along with Wild Fan Support

I went to bed last night with a smile on my face since the Minnesota Wild managed to put 3 goals in the Colorado Avalanche net and win in Denver at the Pepsi Center 3-1. I woke up this morning and decided I better get busy looking around on the Internet for ticket deals to upcoming home games because I am sure Wild ticket demand is on the rise and you can bet that Wild hockey tickets will only go up in price if the team keeps putting exciting games on like they did last night.

I know on Tuesday I gave everyone the heads up on the great Wild ticket deals for the Phoenix Wild game on Thursday Nov. 13th and if you didn’t buy on Tuesday you missed out! Those $39 tickets are gone! The cheapest Wild ticket for the Phoenix Coyotes Minnesota Wild game is now $45, but that is still a good deal compared to other upcoming home games.

For example, the Minnesota Wild Columbus Blue Jackets game next Saturday November 15th hardly has any lower level tickets left. The cheapest Wild tickets for that game are in section 123, row 14 for $100 per ticket – those same exact seats are only $70 for the Wild Coyotes game on Thursday. I guess along with a winning team and increased Wild fan support comes higher Wild ticket prices. Moral of the story, when you see a Wild ticket deal out there, you better move fast! Afterall, you are in the State of Hockey!

Minnesota Wild vs. Phoenix Coyotes

I did some snooping around and I found some really good deals on Wild Tickets for the game on 11/13 versus the Phoenix Coyotes. You can buy Wild seats in the upper level on the side of the ice for $39 (face value) and lower level seats on the end for $69 (face value). I know that Phoenix isn't a marquee team but if I were you, I would buy Wild Tickets for this game because this may be your last chance to buy cheap Wild Tickets for a regular season game. I am sure the prices will sky rocket if the Minnesota Wild continues to play well. I will see you at the X!!!

2008-2009 Wild Hockey Tickets

It feels like Wild Hockey Tickets are going to be a big deal this year! I checked online to see what the market was for last night's Wild game and I couldn't find a ticket anywhere. What is going on? Historically, I have been able to snap up Wild Tickets for a midweek game in October for 1/2 face value. That is a bad sign for anyone who is hoping to find a bargain down the road on Minnesota Wild Tickets.

However, my hunch is that there may be good prices on tickets to the Wild game next Monday versus the Chicago Black Hawks. The Minnesota Wild Hockey Tickets are already selling for face value so I would wait until Monday too see how low the prices drop. GO WILD!!!

Upcoming Wild Home Games

There are 4 remaining Minnesota Wild home games for the month of October:

Thur Oct 23 Sabres vs. Wild 7PM Tickets start at $78/each
Sat Oct 25 Blue Jackets vs. Wild 7PM Tickets start at $70/each
Mon Oct 27 Blackhawks vs. Wild 7PM Tickets start at $45/each
Thur Oct 30 Canadiens vs. Wild 7PM Tickets start at $70/each

Interested in Wild tickets? I would recommend checking out Ticket King and see if they can help you out – 1-800-396-7328 or local 612-341-4131 . . . let them know you heard about it on my blog and they will give me $5 – I know it doesn’t sound like a lot, but to a guy who drinks a lot of beer, every $5 helps. GOOOO WILD!

Wild Win Home Opener

The Minnesota Wild won their home opener against the Boston Bruins 4-3. The score was only close thanks to the Wild looking sluggish in the fourth period. Minnesota wild tickets sold out quickly for that show and word on the street was that even scalpers didn’t have much to choose from come Saturday night.

I was impressed with what I saw on the ice and I think the Wild team looked strong and a lot of players stepped up. I think Gaborik could be on his way out – we may not need him. Time will tell.

Brent Burns Picture

I love this picture and think it will add some quality content to my blog - enjoy my Wild friends.

Minnesota Wild Tickets Blog

I know I haven’t done a great job at updating this Minnesota Wild tickets blog. I am going to try and post more often and/or take applications for any one willing to be a co-writer of this blog. I know a lot about the Twin Cities ticket industry (see my Twin Cities Tickets blog) and I love to talk about the Minnesota Wild, but lately the blogging bug has been sleeping. I promise to get more updates on this site very soon! STAY TUNED.