Being from the left coast, I don't have a whole lot of venues to choose from for checking out an NHL game. Going to D.C., and thought I'd check out Alex the great. Looking at seating, do you really get what you pay for? Some of that shit is expensive. Is a $100 seat at mid level the same as something on the glass for a lot more. Thanks fellas.
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Being from the left coast, I don't have a whole lot of venues to choose from for checking out an NHL game. Going to D.C., and thought I'd check out Alex the great. Looking at seating, do you really get what you pay for? Some of that shit is expensive. Is a $100 seat at mid level the same as something on the glass for a lot more. Thanks fellas.
Sitting along the glass is cool b/c you get to see everyone up close but I prefer sitting at mid level or even up on a balcony. You can see the whole ice better and see plays developing. Nothing beats center ice at mid level imo.
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Sitting along the glass is cool b/c you get to see everyone up close but I prefer sitting at mid level or even up on a balcony. You can see the whole ice better and see plays developing. Nothing beats center ice at mid level imo.
I've never been to a hockey game in DC, however, I go to plenty of Hawks game at the UC. I'm gonna be honest with ya, the best seats I've had, sight-wise, were anything in the 200 level, even the 300 level, mid ice. Being just a little higher up, you have a nice bird eye's view of the entire action, you get a nice perspective of the plays developing. I've been down on the ice plenty of times, besides being drunk getting to slam on the glass and stuff, the seats just aren't worth the price.
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I've never been to a hockey game in DC, however, I go to plenty of Hawks game at the UC. I'm gonna be honest with ya, the best seats I've had, sight-wise, were anything in the 200 level, even the 300 level, mid ice. Being just a little higher up, you have a nice bird eye's view of the entire action, you get a nice perspective of the plays developing. I've been down on the ice plenty of times, besides being drunk getting to slam on the glass and stuff, the seats just aren't worth the price.
Sitting along the glass is cool b/c you get to see everyone up close but I prefer sitting at mid level or even up on a balcony. You can see the whole ice better and see plays developing. Nothing beats center ice at mid level imo.
Just saw ur post. Agreed.
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Quote Originally Posted by gless16:
Sitting along the glass is cool b/c you get to see everyone up close but I prefer sitting at mid level or even up on a balcony. You can see the whole ice better and see plays developing. Nothing beats center ice at mid level imo.
also do a little checking on ticket/team websites. Alot of the time they give you a picture to show the view from the seat/section that you are looking at.
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also do a little checking on ticket/team websites. Alot of the time they give you a picture to show the view from the seat/section that you are looking at.
On the glass is awesome, but if you are in a corner you might have a bad view of the other end. Just behind a net in maybe the 2nd section up is a nice seat, but I actually prefer to be on the railing on one of the higher levels behind the net, great view for hockey fans but I think you would probably prefer being closer to the action
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Wow.
HOCKY?!
Why don't you just give me your tickets...
On the glass is awesome, but if you are in a corner you might have a bad view of the other end. Just behind a net in maybe the 2nd section up is a nice seat, but I actually prefer to be on the railing on one of the higher levels behind the net, great view for hockey fans but I think you would probably prefer being closer to the action
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