>It
>appears that the Bradley Center did not follow their own published
>procedures.  In a sheet they sent me they said that only orders
>received by May 15 would be in the early lottery, and that later
>orders would be handled on a first come, first served basis.  The
>Bradley Center did not announce a sell out until the October/november
>time frame, but it seems like, from what you say, that virtually ALL
>the seats were taken in the early lottery if, indeed, only the early
>orders were lotterized.
 
        Do we know anyone who ordered their tickets between May and
October, which would resolve the question?  My seats are in Section
438, row U, which is in the corner of the upper deck.  Perhaps there
are more bad seats than good, which would explain why so many of us
have the former.  At least I'm not behind the glass.
 
        As for organizing a between-games event, please do.  After
hearing about the past two HOCKEY-L banquets, the 1997 one is one of
the things I've been anticipating about this Frozen Four.
 
                                        John Whelan, Cornell '91
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1997 Frozen Four: Sec 438, Row U, Seat 11
LET'S GO RED!
 
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