Phoenix Coyotes unveil new ticket promotion

Feb 15, 2013, 10:00 PM | Updated: 10:01 pm

The Phoenix Coyotes unveiled a new ticket package promotion called “GOALden Ticket” on Thursday.

The packages are in the lower level, which are usually priced at $75 per ticket. To be considered “golden”, the first plan starts at $100.

According to the Coyotes, “A fan will receive five goals on their GOALden Ticket. Beginning on March 9 versus the Dallas Stars, fans will be able to see up to 10 Coyotes home games until the team gives up five goals at Jobing.com Arena. Once that happens, the GOALden Ticket is void.”

The second package will give fans 25 goals for the price of $250. After the Coyotes give up 25 goals, the ticket will be void.

If the Coyotes record a shutout during those final 10 regular season contests, fans with GOALden Tickets will get a ticket to Fan Appreciation Night on April 26 against the Colorado Avalanche.

The ticket plans will go on sale to the public on Monday, February 18.

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