Thanks Dan....I never thought of that...
 
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> From:         D B Doucette[SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
> Sent:         Wednesday, October 21, 1998 6:47 PM
> To:   [log in to unmask]
> Subject:      Re: Out-of-state seating
>
> Jeff Zolt wrote:
> >I think it's very odd...How do they expect fans from out of state to
> >attend attend a game without even knowing if they have tickets or
> >not!!!! My family and some friends are planning to go to few games in
> >Orono...this makes it difficult to plan anything...hotels ..dates
> etc...
> >
>
> Jeff - for your benefit and others:
>
> I do not know from your post where you might live, but here are two
> suggestions, each a slight variation of the other:
>
> If you know someone who is affiliated with an opponent of the Maine
> hockey
> team (alumni, student, staff, etc.) and is scheduled to play AT Orono
> this
> year ask them if they can obtain a ticket from that school's (away
> team)
> allocation of seats at the Alfond.
>
> If you have no such connection, visit or call any of these opponents
> near
> you and ask for any seats directly yourself.
>
> Anyone who knows how Lindsay and I got seats to see Maine at their
> Providence Final Four appearance knows this trick (we called
> Michigan).
>
> It actually is somewhat fun to be the midst of the opponent's
> supporters,
> especially since Lindsay and I always have our Maine jerseys on.
> Also, you
> can often change seats later if the place is less than full (at Orono
> or
> elsewhere).
>
> However, despite all you Maine fans being good people, I WON'T tell
> how you
> can bypass Ticketmaster....
>
> Hoping to see you in the opponent's seats...
>
>
>
> Dan Doucette
> UMaine 78 MPA 80
>
> *** Isn't it fitting someone named Garth Snow is playing for ***
> ***                  a team in Canada   ???                  ***
>
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>