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Alan Snel, LVSportsBiz.com Publisher Writer
LAS VEGAS, Nev. — When the Las Vegas Golden Knights play a game on the road, the cry of “Night” during the U.S. national anthem will find fans in the ice barn.
And fans of visiting teams like to stop by VGK’s T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas.
Armed with the knowledge that VGK and NHL fans can afford to travel to follow their teams, the Golden Knights’ business side is allowing fans to pay for tickets and transportation through a Toronto-based company called BookSeats. Promoting travel platforms. package.
The Golden Knights announced the travel service in February of this year. We focused on enabling VGK and hockey fans to create their own personalized travel packages based on their budget and options for flights, hotels, game tickets, and other experiences.
This week, the Knights sent out an email about the BookSeats travel program. This is BGK’s first solo affiliate promotion outside of its initial press release in February.
VGK President Kelly Bubolz — He is also Co-President of Foley Entertainment Group.
In its release, the Knights quoted team president Kelly Bubolz, saying, “By offering custom travel packages with the freedom to choose hotels, dates, and discounted rates, fans can enjoy T-Mobile Arena, “It gives us new and innovative ways to participate in matches at the stadium.” road. “
The Knights also touted the travel program as the first of its kind in the National Hockey League.
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Tonight, the Vegas Golden Knights host the San Jose Sharks at the Big Ice House right here on the Strip. The teams were bitter rivals in VGK’s first two seasons in the league, playing in the playoffs in Years 1 and 2 in Las Vegas.
William Karlsson, the original Misfit, returned from injury and fed the starting lineup, Tanner Pearson, for a shot and a goal less than two minutes into the game.
About two minutes later, Eichel fired a shot past San Jose goaltender Vitek Vanecek.
VGK had a 2-0 lead against a San Jose team that entered this match with six losses and two draws, but they did not win.
The Knights scored their third and piled on the goals. Newly signed defenseman Shea Theodore used some sweet stickhandling to attack San Jose players and pass the puck to Pavel Dorofeyev near center ice. Dorofeev passed the puck to Tomas Hertl, who fed the in-form Brett Howden on the right side, who lifted the puck over Sharks goaltender Vitek Vanacek.
VGK led San Jose 3-0 after the first period, with 22 shots on goal to San Jose’s four.
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