Golden Knights Tickets On Secondary Market Will Not Come Cheap For Game 5 At T-Mobile Arena Friday

 

By ALAN SNEL

LVSportsBiz.com

 

Some things to ponder after the San Jose Sharks shut down the Vegas Golden Knights Wednesday night, 4-0, and tied the second round series at two games apiece.

 

So, you want to attend the crucial Game 5 between the Vegas Golden Knights and San Jose Sharks at T-Mobile Arena Friday?

 

On the secondary market, StubHub, which has a partnership deal with the Golden Knights, has a ticket listed at $218.89 in the upper end Section 214, Row P.

 

If your budget is much bigger, you can also spend $2,750 for a VIP ticket here.

 

Meanwhile, TicketIQ.com has tickets in Section 217, Row H for $296 each. Check out its variety of available tickets here.

Ticketnews.com also had an interesting post on how the Golden Knights use their business relationship with StubHub to their advantage.

 

*

If you enjoy the Vegas Golden Knights’ playoff pre-game rite of the descending 20-foot-tall knight’s helmet prop at T-Mobile Arena, know that the San Jose Sharks have been dropping the giant shark head to the ice surface for years.

The Golden Knights have a worker with San Jose Sharks experience, so the VGK could rely on some experience on dropping a giant prop from the T-Mobile Arena rafters. A Henderson water construction and prop fabrication company created the giant knight’s helmet prop.

 

The helmet drop will return to action at T-Mobile Arena Friday for Game 5 between the Golden Knights and Sharks. Game time is 7 p.m.

 

 

*

Intense public interest in the Golden Knights breeds entrepreneurs who are peddling all sorts of T-shirts.

 

Check out the Golden Misfits shirts being sold after star forward William Karlsson gave the “Golden Misfits” some publicity this week.

 

The first-year team has been using the misfits theme as a motivating factor. Players discussed it here.

There’s even a new Vegas Golden Knights twitter handle, too. Check it out here.

*

And we leave you with this Golden Knights tweet to the Los Angeles Kings after the VGK’s 4-0 loss to the Sharks.

 

That’s a big whoa nellie and a big ouch.

*

 

Follow LVSportsBiz.com on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook. Contact LVSportsBiz.com founer/writer Alan Snel at asnel@LVSportsBiz.com