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This is a somewhat more detailed schedule than any other I’ve seen so far- it gives an ending time for each event (subject to change of course) that gives an idea how much time might be between events.
2024 Worlds: Ticket Info
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This is a somewhat more detailed schedule than any other I’ve seen so far- it gives an ending time for each event (subject to change of course) that gives an idea how much time might be between events.
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Still available: excellent single all-event (with Practices, Gala) Worlds 2024 ticket, section 116, row R, @ $800 USD.
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Trying to figure out which section to buy tickets. Is 105 by the judges? If so is that a good one? It is my first event so appreciate any feedback.
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105 looks like it's one section over from the kiss'n cry. If you wanted to sit on the judges side you might have to try 115, or 111, but be careful about not sitting too close to the ice surface because sight lines will be an issue in those sections.
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Got it, so the judges will be by the penalty box in the hokey arena?
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Yes.
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One excellent all-event ticket available, section 116, row R, @ $800 US — negotiable!
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$800 US
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$800 US
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Single excellent all-event ticket available, section 116, row R, @ $800 USD.
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I have a Gala ticket for you—pm me if still interested.
sent a PM , thank you
When I clicked on the link posted above, I got a 404 error. However, when I went to this page on the official site, the events schedule link worked just fine, hmmm. I need to take a look at the times and figure out how much time I want to spend at the Bell Centre vs. Montreal sight seeing. A lot will depend on the weather, I suppose.
We only have about 4 weeks to go!
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@apgold We were checking out https://www.saint-joseph.org/en/ and decided that is a must-see! I was trying to find on the Bell Center web site if there is WI Fi at the arena and wondering if this is a cashless arena. Didn't see the answer to either but maybe I just missed it.
Don't see me making it to the 6:30 am Monday pairs practice, but men and pairs are pretty much what I'm hoping to see (of the practices). Will probably do others. It's getting close now.
Don't see me making it to the 6:30 am Monday pairs practice, but men and pairs are pretty much what I'm hoping to see (of the practices). Will probably do others. It's getting close now.
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that's not the first place I would visit but yeah... most tourists want to climb up there
there are nicer churches around...like basilique notre-dame in the old Montreal area, nicer and closer to Bell center
and this one, very close to the bell center
Cathédrale Marie-Reine-du-Monde
Réplique au tiers de la célèbre basilique Saint-Pierre de Rome, cette cathédrale catholique d’inspiration néo-renaissance italienne a été construite à la fin du XIXe siècle. Son intérieur est plus sobre, quoique la nef, la voûte à caissons et le baldaquin néo-baroque valent le détour ainsi que...
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I'm not arriving until Wednesday, so I will have to fit in my sight seeing in between practices and some of the earlier groups.
@4everchan, what do you recommend for sight seeing? I've only been to Montreal once before. I'm super happy I'm staying right near Mandy's salads. I ate one of their salads the last time I went and it was so good. I'm also right near the Fine Arts Museum, so may check that out as well.
@4everchan, what do you recommend for sight seeing? I've only been to Montreal once before. I'm super happy I'm staying right near Mandy's salads. I ate one of their salads the last time I went and it was so good. I'm also right near the Fine Arts Museum, so may check that out as well.
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