At the Hockey East Championship game we were in row 15 of a balcony section, 319 if I recall correctly, and it was the same section as the band, they were more to front of the balcony section.  Actually I was quite thrilled, despite being waaaay high up, you can see everything from up there and you can stand up during stressful moments without bothering anyone.  However I wouldn't want to pay an arm and a leg for those seats, what's the point of cheap seats if they aren't cheap!

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> Remember, please, that the FleeCenter balcony has ONLY 15 (fifteen) rows in
> every section.  I have seen on eBay some outrageous pricing for last row
> seats upstairs, let alone what I have seen as listings for seats in the
> lower bowl.
>
> We got lucky in our seats being only in the fifth row of the balcony.
>
> I would also remember about balcony seating being placed near bands.  They
> are set in the corners, but not sure exactly which sections and what block
> of rows.
>
> One other ticketing option you ought to know about is losing team fans will
> dump a certain amount of second-game and championship game tickets after a
> loss in the first game; that usually works pretty well for supporters of a
> team in the second game Thursday, yet there will be fierce competition from
> BC supporters in the same marketplace.  It's a last resort, for sure, but it
> can be tried if all else fails and you can wait until 3:30 or so the day of
> the game.
>
> Oh, for the days of ticketing like we had in Lake Placid...
>

> but as with the Nero $ 10,000 link, the days of low-key college hockey
> championship weekends are just a fond memory.
>
> Chesley, Clair wrote:
>
> >Just out of curiosity I checked the ticket prices at
> >http://www.stubhub.com/.  I looked at tickets for the semi.  You have to buy
> >2 or 4 tickets.  Prices range from $223 to $295 each.  All the tickets are
> >for the furthest back sections and they are off the corner of the rink or
> >the end of the rink in sections 304, 306, 321, 324, and BAL 321.  Seating
> >chart gif file attached.
> >
> >Where did stubhub get all of these tickets?  Is this a legal operation?
> >