Wenatchee Wild Tickets
Wenatchee Wild Hockey Tickets
See every second of exciting hockey action with Wenatchee Wild tickets today. First founded in 2010 as a part of the North American Hockey League, the Wild was named as part of a community contest held in local schools. The Wild is also a popular team throughout the USA, having hosted the NAHL Pepsi Robertson Cup in 2010, only a few years after their founding.
The team would be moved to its new home in the British Columbia Hockey League’s Interior division in 2015, where it would go on to win numerous division championships as well as appear in the playoffs only a few years after the move. The team would have its first playoff appearance in 2018, where they would advance as far as the semifinals before being eliminated by the Wellington Dukes. As part of the BCHL, the Wild plays against teams such as the Penticton Vees, the Prince George Spruce Kings and the West Kelowna Warriors in the Interior conference. The team consistently appeared at the division finals in its first three years as part of the BCHL, taking home the Doyle Cup in their third year.
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Wenatchee Wild Ticket Prices
Wenatchee Wild ticket prices will change due to the size and location of the arena. When teams are playing well, expect ticket prices to increase throughout the season. Playoff hockey tickets will be more expensive than regular season tickets.
How much are Wenatchee Wild tickets?
Cheap Wenatchee Wild tickets have been known to be in the $10 to $15 range. Tickets to home games for the league’s top teams can begin around $20 to $25. Seats in the lower levels are in the range of $30 to $45. WHL Playoff tickets can cost around $30 to $60.
Wenatchee Wild Schedule
The WHL hockey season begins in mid-September and runs through the end of March. The battle for the Ed Chynoweth Cup kicks off the first weekend after the conclusion of the regular season. Wenatchee Wild tickets may include appearances in arenas like the Art Hauser Centre, home of the Prince Albert Raiders. United States teams that compete in the WHL include the Everett Silvertips and the Spokane Chiefs. All available tickets will be displayed in the Wenatchee Wild schedule.
When do Wenatchee Wild tickets go on sale?
Season schedules will be released sometime in the month of June. Season ticket packages go on sale shortly after these announcements. Single-game Wenatchee Wild tickets can be purchased four to six weeks before the start of the regular season. Presale codes are never required to complete your purchase through TicketSmarter.
Wenatchee Wild Seating Chart
WHL action is housed in arenas that hold as few as 1,400, to as many as 19,289. The Medicine Hat Tigers play their home games in the 7,100-seat Canalta Centre. Luxury suites are available alongside one of the sides of the rink. Upper level seating can be found behind only one of the goals.
Games featuring the Tri-City Americans are held in the 5,694-seat Toyota Center in Kennewick, Washington. Cheap Wenatchee Wild tickets can be available in sections G and U which sit directly behind the goals. Fans looking for center-ice Wenatchee Wild tickets should look in sections A or N. Easily browse through all available seats with TicketSmarter’s seating chart. The sorting tool can narrow your search in a particular seat location or price range.
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