Philadelphia Flyers Tickets: Great Individual Game Deals Available From BSH
You've likely noticed that individual game tickets on the Philadelphia Flyers website are ridiculously priced for the coming season, upwards of $81 for the last row of the upper bowl (!). Well, it's time for a new season, and as a friendly reminder, you can get tickets to the game right here at Broad Street Hockey.
Through us, you won't pay that absurd price. Not all tickets are priced at that extreme at value through the team, when you consider season ticket holders and partial plans and special email offers that are sold much cheaper. In fact, that means most tickets are sold considerably cheaper than what you see listed for individual games.
But if you're not signed up for a Flyers email list or you're not able or willing to plop down the money for a season plan, you're basically screwed when it comes to getting tickets. Go look at the Flyers website. Individual game tickets are... expensive, to say the least.
But we have some pretty fantastic deals for every game this season, and you won't pay anything close to the $81 dollar minimum the Flyers are charging. Yes, that includes tickets for tomorrow's home opener against the Vancouver Canucks, and yes, that includes tickets to Saturday's game against Mike Richards and the Los Angeles Kings.
For tomorrow night, we have a special Make An Offer promotion running. It's only going for the next couple hours -- through 7:30 p.m. tonight -- but you basically have the ability to name your own price on tickets. For full details, click the button on the left.
Our partners at TiqIQ recommend making an offer of $55 per ticket on the "1-star" deals. Again, this offer expires in just a few hours at 7:30 p.m. ET, so make sure you act quick. You can also still find great deals in a more traditional way for tomorrow's home opener on our ticket page.
We're also doing the Make An Offer promotion for Saturday's game against the Kings, complete with the whole Mike Richards Thing. That promotion doesn't expire until Friday, but the sooner you act the better chance you have at landing a great deal. Click this link to access the Make An Offer promo page for Saturday. TiqIQ recommends an offer of $83 for those listed as "3-star" deals.
And yes, for every other game this season, we have plenty of tickets available here on the site. See that Tickets button at the top of the page? Yeah, it's always there. Click it. Buy tickets. Go Flyers.
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DAmn
Seriously just purchased tickets 5 minutes before this was posted.
Question though. The make an offer deal at 55 bucks. I bought my tickets at 50 for 2, in what IQ considers to be a 2 star tier. Yet 55 is a 1 star tier.
Im confused as to the point of gambling with seat quality.
by BannedStreetBully on Oct 11, 2011 5:27 PM EDT reply actions
No Fees
BannedStreetBully, Keep in mind that with Make an Offer there are no-fees, which includes shipping, and this often make those deals better than, or at least as good as, fixed price listings. Sometimes there can be real steals, so it’s always good to check. It’s another great option to make sure you check before you decide.
It seems like that offer was a one time thing though, no? Or is that going to run on occasion?
by BannedStreetBully on Oct 11, 2011 9:12 PM EDT up reply actions
This is where I have been buying tickets for the past few games I’ve attended. Bought tickets for Saturday’s game from them too. I’ve bought ice row for $75, of course it was for a game on Long Island, but face value was over $100.
by ShannonB on Oct 11, 2011 5:36 PM EDT via mobile reply actions
So those prices are what they want and you can try and get them for less or no. I am little confused? Sorry, I am guessing that where it say 3 that is how many they have and the price next to it is what they want?
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Right. The 3 is quantity, and the price is next to it. You can’t get them for less than shown, but you can look around a lot.
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by Geoff Detweiler on Oct 11, 2011 11:54 PM EDT up reply actions
TIcket Prices Absurd
Ive griped about this with the Flyers, I split a full season with a friend of mine. The face value on my tickets is $98 for upper level.
There is no way I’m gonna get that unless its a penguins or rangers or caps game.
Im sure you guys have some sort of deal with tiqiq, and I dont wanna turn this place into a back alley ticket exchange, but Im sure theres plenty of people willing to turn over a few panthers or islanders games at cheaper than face prices.
Case in point, I pay $51 a seat, face $98, I cant list on myflyerstickets for less than $66 I think. In order to make my money back off stubhub, I have to sell for $60 each.
Can I sell on this tiqiq with no fees?
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sigh
I still have the tickets from my first Flyers game, which was in 1987. $12.
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We should buy a box seat one night.
And all go and annoy each other during a game in real life.
It's in his wheelhouse!!
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Seems pretty reasonable…I’m about to get tix for me and the girl for the Flyers-Caps game for like $60 a ticket lower level…
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