has learned how ticket sales for home hockey games work. SKA at the new SKA Arena.
SKA announced that from February 11 the team would move to a new arena that can accommodate 21,500 spectators. The St. Petersburg club played its last match in Ledovoy on January 29. Until the end of the KHL regular season, SKA will play six home matches: against Sochi (February 11), Lada (February 13), Salavat Yulaev (February 15), Torpedo (February 18), Severstal (20 FEBRUARY). and “Kunlun” (February 25).
— There are fewer than 800 tickets left for the match against Sochi, and only for the second level. Sales are very active. “Lada” – there are still enough places left, but they are selling out quickly. “Salavat Yulaev” – three quarters of the arena’s capacity was sold. “Torpedo” – only 2,000 tickets left. Severstal – there are still 8,000 tickets left, although everything can be sold out in 19 days. “Kunlun” – there are 11,000 left, but sales have just started, the press service of the St. Petersburg club told .
Initially, the match against Kunlun on February 25 was scheduled to take place in Mytishchi, but the Chinese club invited SKA to hold the match in St. Petersburg as its arena would be occupied that day by a martial arts tournament. The St. Petersburg club agreed.
In December, the SKA Arena hosted the KHL All-Star Game.
SKA with 79 points in 57 matches occupies first place in the KHL Western Conference standings.
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