Lightning Ticket Demand, Prices Fall As Tampa Fans Appear to Be Losing Confidence in Bolts

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May 25, 2011

There are fair-weather fans and then there are hockey fans in sunny Tampa Bay.

Lightning tickets (for home games) are decreasing in demand, according to SeatGeek. Once Boston took Games 2 and 3, Bruins home game prices rose as Lightning tickets fell.

"The Bruins' surge [both in price and performance on the ice] and the corresponding dive in Lightning prices may speak to a loss of confidence amongst Tampa Bay fans," Ben Kessler, of SeatGeek, said in an email.

Check out the chart below of the secondary ticket market.

Lightning Ticket Demand, Prices Fall As Tampa Fans Appear to Be Losing Confidence in Bolts
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