Jets hosting viewing party at Bell MTS Place for 2nd round road games
The Winnipeg Jets come onto the ice for game five against the Minnesota Wild.
Russ Hobson / Global NewsIf you decided that a road trip to Nashville was out of your price range, the Winnipeg Jets have an alternative to watch their second round road games.
Instead of watching it at home, you can pay $10 to watch it on the big screen above the ice at Bell MTS Place.
Tickets to watch Game 1 will go on sale Thursday at 1 p.m. with proceeds going to the True North Foundation.
Tickets for later games will go on sale once the series schedule is finalized and released by the NHL.
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Doors to the arena will open at 6 p.m. Friday, one hour ahead of puck drop in Nashville.
All concessions will be open as the team expects a sold-out crowd dressed in white to show up.
The team will also be giving out “We Are Winnipeg” rally towels, as they did for each home game in round 1.
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This is the first time Jet fans will be given the chance to watch playoff games on the Jumbotron at Bell MTS Place, an experience already enjoyed by hockey fans in other NHL markets.
When the Edmonton Oilers opened up Rogers Place for away games of Round 2 in their 2017 playoff series against Anaheim, 18,000 tickets sold out within 30 minutes.
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