Ontario Flyers Fans

[Jason]

Just a heads up, they're playing a Pre-season game vs. the Penguins in Sept in London

N.H.L. PRE-SEASON GAME

PHILADELPHIA FLYERS VS. PITTSBURGH PENGUINS
September 24TH 6:00 PM at the JLC

Ticket prices
Lower Bowl = $ 71.25
Upper Bowl = $ 56.75

www.johnlabattcentre.com

[Drew]

I'm sure Wes will be in attendance.

[Ryan20]

Originally Posted by Drew

I'm sure Wes will be in attendance.

Hmmmm, Wes returns and then this news......

[Blindside]

It's like winning the lottery... AND it's 3 days after my b-day...
Could it BE any more perfect? :D

[Ryan20]

Originally Posted by Blindside

It's like winning the lottery... AND it's 3 days after my b-day...
Could it BE any more perfect? :D

I don't think so, unless you actually win the lottery.

[Blindside]

Originally Posted by Ryan20

I don't think so, unless you actually win the lottery.

Hm, indeed.

[Jason]

http://www.johnlabattcentre.com/calendar/092006-24.html

More info for Wes :)

Ticket Prices
Convenience charges apply to all telephone, outlet, and Internet ticket sales
$71.25 (Lower Bowl)
$56.25 (Upper Bowl)
$46.25 (Standing)

Tickets on sale Mon. June 12 at 10:00 am. Tickets Can Be Purchased at
The John Labatt Centre Box Office, or Fanshawe College Bizbooth,
Charge by Phone at 1-866-455-2849,
or click Get Tickets

JOHN LABATT CENTRE TO WELCOME THE BATTLE OF PENNSYLVANIA IN N.H.L. PRE-SEASON ACTION

“Hometown” Philadelphia Flyers battle Sidney Crosby and the Pittsburgh Penguins in N.H.L. Pre-Season Action September 24th

London: Global Spectrum Facility Management is pleased to announce the return of National Hockey League Pre-Season action to the John Labatt Centre Sunday, September 24th as the “hometown” Philadelphia Flyers meet their cross-state rivals the Pittsburgh Penguins.

This will mark the return of Sidney Crosby to the same ice in which he completed his junior career as a member of the Rimouski Oceanic in a 4-0 loss to the London Knights in the 2005 Memorial Cup. This game will mark the third time the Flyers have visited the Forest City with previous games versus the Washington Capitals in 2003 and the Atlanta Thrashers in 2005.

"The City of London has truly embraced the Flyers and helped make the John Labatt Centre our 'home away from home,'" said Comcast-Spectacor President Peter Luukko who is also chairman of Global Spectrum Facility Management. "We enjoy bringing the Flyers to London so they can get up close and see some of the premiere players in the National Hockey League. The City of London has been terrific to the Flyers and our organization and we can't wait to get back there soon."

The Flyers will bring in N.H.L. stars such as London’s Jeff Carter, Keith Primeau, Simon Gagne and Mike Richards to name but a few. The Penguins counter with the N.H.L.’s first overall selection last season in Crosby along with many other notable N.H.L. stars.

Brian Ohl, Global Spectrum Facility Management’s Regional V.P. and General Manager of the John Labatt Centre said of the upcoming game “We are extremely pleased to welcome back the Flyers to the John Labatt Centre. This looks to be an exciting match-up and we are proud to present it to the people of London and southwestern Ontario.” Both Global Spectrum Facility Management and the Philadelphia Flyers are subsidiaries of Philadelphia-based sports and entertainment firm Comcast-Spectacor.

[Devilsfanatic]

I'll be there I haven't missed them yet. The best place to be is the non-alcohlic section (if you wanna talk to players)

[Jason]

Originally Posted by Devilsfanatic

I'll be there I haven't missed them yet. The best place to be is the non-alcohlic section (if you wanna talk to players)

101?

[Devilsfanatic]

Originally Posted by Jason

101?

I believe so, it's right by the enterance to where the players come out and it's in between both corridors. I was talking to a lot of the Flyers last time. I was giving Knuble a hard time about being born in the T-dot yet playing for the US, and at Seidenberg for taking a lot of penalties.