Mountfield tickets

[MPW!]

Looking to buy our tickets for the match at Mountfield, I was wondering where most travelling panthers fans will be. We'd prefer to be seated but near someone else supporting the Panthers would be great!

[kievthegreat]

Aug 15, 2017 14:40:09 GMT MPW! said:

Looking to buy our tickets for the match at Mountfield, I was wondering where most travelling panthers fans will be. We'd prefer to be seated but near someone else supporting the Panthers would be great!

Looking at their website it looks like the "away" section (hosté in Czech) is a portion of the standing area behind the goal. None of the seating blocks appear to be marked for away fans and at the bottom of the page, the only reference to away fans is to say it's the same price as home fans in the standing section. Maybe e-mail or tweet them and ask if there is away fan seating anywhere or if you can just go in the home blocks (they can be a bit funny about it on the continent I believe so best off asking). Either way there'll be loads of tickets on the night by all accounts as they (along with pretty much every team) don't get big crowds for CHL games.

[MPW!]

Thanks for the reply, I've messaged the club so I'll see what they say. I had the same problem with the Bern match, but had a nice email from them saying that we could sit anywhere in the stadium so we have booked tickets near to the away standing section.

[Shorty]

I've asked the question as well, and will post any reply if it's not already sorted.

[adeyfanstill]

I bought two seats in sector R online - total cost for both tickets = £8.28! E-ticket emailed within 2 minutes - very efficient!

[MPW!]

I've just bought our 3. We decided to go for the first row behind the away bench (at least I hope that's where it is!) in sector S. Tickets cost about £15 each I think. So that us all sorted, heading to Bern a week today for 2 nights, then on to Prague on Friday for 2 nights. Should be a fun trip 😁

[goose]

I'm trying to book tickets online but isn't liking anything I'm putting in for the mobile box. Any suggestions to get around it?

[MPW!]

I Googled Czech mobile numbers, and using a Czech prefix just put in a random 9 digital number starting with 603. That worked for me!

[goose]

Cheers. Worked for me also. Can't wait as that's everything booked now

[MPW!]

Where did you book seats?

[goose]

Went for standing. Hoping it grants me access to the away block

[kievthegreat]

Slight tangent but just seen this in the merchandise bit.


fanshop.mountfieldhk.cz/p264-ruka-na-fandeni-mhk-cervena

Does the 'vee sign' mean something different there?

[Yotes]

I think it's only a few countries, with links to us (Commonwealth for example), where it is an insult.

Probably signifying victory or something.

Obviously if you get there and there's one with just the middle finger up I'm probably wrong

[Shorty]

Aug 16, 2017 15:30:13 GMT Yotes said:

I think it's only a few countries, with links to us (Commonwealth for example), where it is an insult.

Probably signifying victory or something.

Obviously if you get there and there's one with just the middle finger up I'm probably wrong

In Sheffield it means something different as well. I believe the explanation was that it signified two trophies when their players were directing at us when they won a playoff final in Nottingham.

[Shaggy]

Aug 16, 2017 16:50:23 GMT Shorty said:

Aug 16, 2017 15:30:13 GMT Yotes said:

I think it's only a few countries, with links to us (Commonwealth for example), where it is an insult.

Probably signifying victory or something.

Obviously if you get there and there's one with just the middle finger up I'm probably wrong

In Sheffield it means something different as well. I believe the explanation was that it signified two trophies when their players were directing at us when they won a playoff final in Nottingham.

Nah... they were trying to convince us that was the number of parents they each had...

[Yotes]

Aug 16, 2017 16:50:23 GMT Shorty said:

Aug 16, 2017 15:30:13 GMT Yotes said:

I think it's only a few countries, with links to us (Commonwealth for example), where it is an insult.

Probably signifying victory or something.

Obviously if you get there and there's one with just the middle finger up I'm probably wrong

In Sheffield it means something different as well. I believe the explanation was that it signified two trophies when their players were directing at us when they won a playoff final in Nottingham.

NFNF.

Oh no, that's us isn't it?

[Rob Scott]

Mountfield have tweeted ticket info today.

Looks like it's about £4.19 for the match ticket!

[Caesar]

Just a bit of a heads up for all you travelling fans, dont be surprised if you are greeted with a police prescence at the arena here and in Bern, hockey is not so much treated as a family sport in Europe. Its a lot more tribal than that and unfortunately English sports fans have a reputation that scares some folk. There were police in full riot gear at the first game vs Odense in Ritten. In fact there were local law enforcement officers at all three rounds of the Continental Cup last season. Just be yourself, enjoy the hockey and they soon get the gist that you're not there to cause trouble. Have a blast!

[dgw]

I believe they are selling standing tickets only and then you can sit anywhere once the game has started. Mountfield's season ticket holders get the games as part of their package.

[dgw]

I am trying to buy tickets for the Mountfield away game. The site will not accept my hotmail address. Anyone had any similar issues?

[Shorty]

Didn't use a hotmail email but there is an issue with mobile numbers. As mentioned above just use 630 and then random numbers.

If the email isn't being accepted can you use a work one or someone else's in your group?