VibrantVictoria.ca readers can save big with $13 Salmon Kings tickets
Readers of VibrantVictoria.ca can check out a Salmon Kings game against the Alaska Aces on Saturday, February 13th for $13 taxes included, that’s a $9 savings compared to the walk-up rate of $22.
The discount rates, sponsored by VibrantVictoria.ca and the Poolside Bar & Grill, are available by entering promo code “poolside” on http://www.selectyourtickets.com/promo, calling Select Your Tickets at 250-220-2610 and mentioning “poolside” as the discount code, or at Save-on-Foods Memorial Centre’s box office.
To qualify for the discount, tickets must be purchased in advance.
To discuss the Victoria Salmon Kings on the VibrantVictoria.ca discussion forum, click here, or click here for the Victoria Sports Authority discussion forum.
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The five most recent replies to VibrantVictoria.ca's discussion forum's Victoria Salmon Kings Hockey thread, the most relevant thread to the above headline or article:
Mike K.
May 22, 2011 at 1:43 pmQuote: I don't know why Houston is never considered for an NHL team. Huston, does it have a problem?
Seriously though, it's the 4th largest city in the US. Dallas does just OK (although ownership of the Texas Rangers clouds the picture a bit) and would be a good rival.
Seattle doesn't have an NHL team, either. There are well over six million people (probably closer to 7 million) in the Seattle/Vancouver/south Island corridor and not a single professional team to have a rivalry with.
Once upon a time there were the Grizzlies and the Sonics, but that flopped even faster than the Salmon King's stint in Victoria.
Greg
May 22, 2011 at 2:56 pmQuote: I dunno, what if they didn't move when they did? The Moose situation is not certain yet.
Seemed pretty clear that it was only a matter of time until Winnipeg got a team. And we had the Salmon Kings. There was absolutely no urgency to make a move that blocked us from having the Canucks AHL affiliate.
VicHockeyFan
May 22, 2011 at 3:35 pmQuote: Seemed pretty clear that it was only a matter of time until Winnipeg got a team. And we had the Salmon Kings. There was absolutely no urgency to make a move that blocked us from having the Canucks AHL affiliate.
It seems pretty clear to me that the WHL (board of governors) BoG would never oppose a Victoria team, but the AHL BoG would have to think long and hard about a Victoria team in their league.
Moosebeer
May 23, 2011 at 9:24 pmQuote: It seems pretty clear to me that the WHL (board of governors) BoG would never oppose a Victoria team, but the AHL BoG would have to think long and hard about a Victoria team in their league.
You would think that since there is a team in Abbotsford already that having a second west coast team in Victoria would be something the AHL BOG would have an easy time accepting. Making a trip to the west coast would make more sense if there were more than one team to play (i.e.: Abbotsford and Victoria).
Bernard
May 24, 2011 at 8:39 amThe Abbotsford Heat are not doing well, the only time they get a good crowd is when the Moose come into town.
