Minnesota Wild vs. Anaheim Ducks Tickets

If you are interested in checking out the Minnesota Wild at the Xcel Energy Center in Saint Paul, Minnesota, you have an excellent opportunity this Wednesday! The Minnesota Wild take on the Anaheim Ducks at the "X" on 11/17/2010 and Minnesota Wild tickets for this game are CHEAP! If you go online and browse for Wild tickets, it is possible to find Minnesota Wild vs. Anaheim Ducks tickets for $25/ticket. At $25/ticket, people are selling tickets at well below the Minnesota Wild Season Ticket holder price and I am sure that Wild tickets for less than face value for a game versus the HATED Anaheim Ducks won't be around for very long. I will see you at the Xcel Energy Center and GO WILD!!!

Minnesota Wild Home Opener Tickets

It doesn't appear as though Minnesota Wild Tickets for the "Home Opener" are as hot of a commodity as they have been in years past. The Minnesota Wild open the home regular season on October 6Th. at the Xcel Energy Center in Saint Paul, Minnesota versus the Anaheim Ducks. Minnesota Wild Tickets for the game versus the Anaheim Ducks are going for $65/Ticket in the upper level. In years past, you couldn't get into the Minnesota Wild "Home Opener" for less than $85/Ticket. In my opinion, the Minnesota Wild "Home Opener" is a must see! It is sort of like going to "Opening Day" for the Minnesota Twins. If you decide to snap up a couple of seats to the Minnesota Wild Game, come and see me. I will be sitting in section 221. GO WILD!!!

Minnesota Wild Tickets are available

The Minnesota Wild announced their schedule yesterday and tickets are now available for the 2009-2010 Wild season. I noticed that local ticket brokers, like Ticket King already have MN Wild Tickets posted for sale. The Wild's schedule is going to be good one with 41 home games at the Xcel Energy Center there are plenty of games to go to.

The home opener will be Tuesday October 6 at 8:00 against the Anaheim Ducks. Wild fans are already gearing up for a big season with new coach Todd Richards and a new lineup without Marian Gaborik