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Post by legend on Jan 8, 2008 22:55:20 GMT -5
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Post by fishfan51 on Jan 9, 2008 21:31:31 GMT -5
Booster club members were taken on a real tour of the dressing room during the Skate with the IceDogs event held before Christmas.
Who needs a virtual tour when you can have a real tour?
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Post by dogman on Jan 10, 2008 18:41:02 GMT -5
Not everyone is a booster club member. I would love to see an on-line tour of the dressing room like St. Mikes has. Better yet, the IceDogs should have an open house in June to push season tickets. Let people take a look at the press box, the dressing room, have a BBQ, some players on hand, and let them try out the seats before they buy a season ticket. Hopefully new seats will be installed by then, giving people an extra reason to come out.
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Post by germancabdriver on Jan 10, 2008 18:56:53 GMT -5
Dog, you are such a funny guy!! Why would they put new seats in the Jack when you already told me that someone is going to build a new 5000-6000 seat arena in the Niagara Region? The money the city had for new seats went into the new dressing room and coach's office for the Ice Dogs? Remember, they are not taking in any money for rent, so where are the going to get the money for new seats??? Let's see if the present owners are really committed for the next 4 seasons and if they are, they will buy new seats!!(NOT!!)
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Post by fishfan51 on Jan 10, 2008 19:50:05 GMT -5
Not everyone is a booster club member. I would love to see an on-line tour of the dressing room like St. Mikes has. Better yet, the IceDogs should have an open house in June to push season tickets. Let people take a look at the press box, the dressing room, have a BBQ, some players on hand, and let them try out the seats before they buy a season ticket. Hopefully new seats will be installed by then, giving people an extra reason to come out. Then become a member and support the team! It cost all of ten bucks and you get a skate with the IceDogs, disounts in the merchandise store and discounts for up coming bus trips. |
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Post by back2back on Jan 10, 2008 23:19:23 GMT -5
Dog, you are such a funny guy!! Why would they put new seats in the Jack when you already told me that someone is going to build a new 5000-6000 seat arena in the Niagara Region? The money the city had for new seats went into the new dressing room and coach's office for the Ice Dogs? Remember, they are not taking in any money for rent, so where are the going to get the money for new seats??? Let's see if the present owners are really committed for the next 4 seasons and if they are, they will buy new seats!!(NOT!!) hehehe, Germancabdriver Dogfan said they would get a new rink not Dogman. Besides, Dogfan said private investors will build a new rink. If that is the case, Jack Gatecliff will likely remain open and it desparately needs new seats. The seats are not acceptable for Jr B hockey, never mind the OHL. Also, why would the IceDogs pay for new seats when they are just tenants at the rink. The owner of the rink, which is the city, is responsible for upgrades, not the tenants. Although I think the IceDogs went beyond their duties by upgrading the sound system. |
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Post by hockeyobserver on Jan 13, 2008 22:49:45 GMT -5
Dog, you are such a funny guy!! Why would they put new seats in the Jack when you already told me that someone is going to build a new 5000-6000 seat arena in the Niagara Region? The money the city had for new seats went into the new dressing room and coach's office for the Ice Dogs? Remember, they are not taking in any money for rent, so where are the going to get the money for new seats??? Let's see if the present owners are really committed for the next 4 seasons and if they are, they will buy new seats!!(NOT!!) the coach's office is new?? its like a hole in the wall.. tiny space.. what was it before, a closet? |
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