Where To Buy Colorado Avalanche Tickets
Single-game tickets on the primary market for the 2019-20 Colorado Avalanche season are currently available. Since 1999, the Avalanche have played at the Pepsi Center, and single-game tickets are available through Ticketmaster. Below is an example of an Avalanche seating chart with a large quantity of unsold face value options.
On the secondary market, TicketIQ has Low Price Guarantees on sold out Colorado Avalanche tickets for all games on the 2019 schedule, and all sold out NHL tickets. That means that if you find a secondary market ticket for less on a site like StubHub or SeatGeek, we’ll give you 200% of the difference in ticket credit. TicketIQ customers save an average of 5% to 20%, compared to StubHub and Vivid Seats. Below are the cheapest tickets on the secondary ticket market for a higher demand Avs games at the Pepsi Center:
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🏟️ Visit The Pepsi Center Seating Chart For Info On Sections Seats and Rows
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How Much Are 2019-20 Colorado Avalanche Tickets
While most teams use dynamic pricing to charge a different price for each game, the Avalanche do not. Primary market seats start at $31 in the corners of the upper deck, regardless of the event, and peak at $122 in between the blue lines in the lower bowl. Seats are available in virtually every part of the arena for most games; if you’re interest in sitting in more central areas for a game against a top tier opponent, however, you may want to shop around.
On the secondary market, however, there’s more flexibility. The Avalanche enter the 2019-20 season right in the middle of the league in terms of pricing; seats are currently averaging $111, tied for 18th in the NHL.
That average price is 23% lower than last season’s and represents good value for money. The Avalanche have a potent offense and some talented young players; they’re projected to be one of the better teams in the Western Conference and finish the season with 100 points. That gives the club a .9 point to dollar ratio, representing a good bargain. Even if the team struggles, players like Nathan McKinnon and Mikko Rantanen will always be fun to watch.
What are the Colorado Avalanche Season Ticket and Mini Plan Options
If you’re going to be attending several Avalanche games this season, the team offers a few different ticket plans.
The first option is a conventional season ticket, which includes a seat at every home game, an invitation to the Meet the Team party, shop discounts, and access to playoff and Stadium Series tickets. Pricing starts as low as $15 per game for seating in the top of the upper deck in the end where the Avalanche shoot once to $325 for seats on the glass.
Beyond that, the Avalanche let you build your own mini plan, consisting of only the games that you want to see. Pricing depends on which games you select; pricing tiers also change at 11 and 22 games. As with anything else, it’s most efficient to buy in bulk.
Where are Club Seats the Pepsi Center
If you’re looking for a premium experience while watching the Avs, the Pepsi Center offers several suite and club seating options.
The Lexus Club offers rinkside seating and access to a private club with all-inclusive food and beverages. There’s also complimentary parking and express valet service for every two seats purchased. Tickets are $395 per game individually of $300 per game for the entire season.
Pepsi Center Suites are your stereotypical skybox, complete with leather seats, flat screen TVs, a wet bar, a refrigerator, and an icemaker.
The Club Level sits in the middle tier of the arena. It includes more comfortable seats, a private concourse with exclusive concessions, and premium view of the ice. Tickets are generally comparable in price with the lower bowl of the Pepsi Center, so you can choose between a more luxurious experience or sitting closer to the action.
Avalanche Mobile Ticketing Info
Like many other teams, the Avalanche use mobile ticketing. If you’re attending a game, you can log into your Altitude Ticket Manager and add your tickets to your Apple Wallet or Google Pay.
The Top 10 Most Expensive Avalanche Games on the Secondary Market
On average, the 10 most expensive Avalanche games cost over $100 on the secondary market. If you look at get-in prices, however, there are some bargains to be had, with tickets for most games hovering around $40.
December 21 vs. Chicago Blackhawks 🎟️
- Secondary Market Average Price: $153
- Cheapest Available Get-In Price: $60
January 10 vs. Pittsburgh Penguins 🎟️
- Secondary Market Average Price: $144
- Cheapest Available Get-In Price: $40
October 3 vs. Calgary Flames 🎟️
- Secondary Market Average Price: $140
- Cheapest Available Get-In Price: $40
November 30 vs. Chicago Blackhawks 🎟️
- Secondary Market Average Price: $135
- Cheapest Available Get-In Price: $39
April 4 vs. St. Louis Blues 🎟️
- Secondary Market Average Price: $129
- Cheapest Available Get-In Price: $42
January 18 vs. St. Louis Blues 🎟️
- Secondary Market Average Price: $124
- Cheapest Available Get-In Price: $42
December 31 vs. Winnipeg Jets 🎟️
- Secondary Market Average Price: $121
- Cheapest Available Get-In Price: $37
January 20 vs. Detroit Red Wings 🎟️
- Secondary Market Average Price: $120
- Cheapest Available Get-In Price: $42
November 23 vs. Toronto Maple Leafs 🎟️
- Secondary Market Average Price: $118
- Cheapest Available Get-In Price: $25
March 15 vs. Vegas Golden Knights 🎟️
- Secondary Market Average Price: $117
- Cheapest Available Get-In Price: $42
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