Buying Flames tickets in a pinch (looking for good ticket sites or local offices)

[jayswin]

Long story short I'm really having trouble finding tickets [Mod edit- For an upcoming Flames game]. They're for someone else, and I need to make this work. Does anyone know of any good ticket brokers or ticket sites to get Flames tickets?

[jar_e]

Stubhub?

[jayswin]

Originally Posted by jar_e

Stubhub?

Yeah, I checked, and you can't even get out of the nosebleeds for under $190 per ticket.

[Beerfest]

Calgary's best pubs?

Not sure if they have any tickets left though.

[MrMastodonFarm]

Last Minutes Tickets should released within the next day or so. If you're not signed up for that e-mail from the Flames, sign up. Keep checking your e-mail and when they are released... good luck.

[Yamer]

Nothing bugs me more than some idiot buying 300 level tickets in the 20th row for $23 a piece and then selling them for $150 each on Fanexchange or some site like that.

Actually, come to think of it, there are a lot of things that bug me more. Still infuriating.

[ken0042]

I edited your post to not make it seem like a "WTB" thread.

Another vote for Stubhub. Just make sure you know what you are willing to spend. Also look for the electronic tickets; saves you some buying fees.

[Northendzone]

how about one of the independent ticket brokers - i understand that there may be a fellow who works on skywalk from the c-train station to the dome.

[Starfishy]

None of the tickets currently for sale in the ticket exchange on Calgarypuck work for you?

[Regular_John]

I've used stubhub a couple of times before. It's not really good for premium games (eg: Edmonton, Vancouver, Toronto) but for less premium games you can usually find 3rd level below face. Went to the Vancouver split squad game in the pre-season for about $15 a ticket.