Whats Largest Capac. Arenas for Remaining LVN Road Games?

[WestMetro]

Question, as in title?

[alcloseshaver]

Whatever the Excel holds.

[WestMetro]

Good One! How about regular season? I dont want to have to show up at 5 pm in February to get a seat.

[eazy98]

Prior Lake and Burnsville are both good sized arenas. Seating capacity is 1,200+ and both are a good place to watch a game. Prior Lake is a little better from a spectator perspective.

Lakeville South is a good choice too, but that will be packed because it's a rivalry game.

[old goalie85]

How big is Duluth Heritage ??

[Just Checking]

Good One! How about regular season? I dont want to have to show up at 5 pm in February to get a seat.

Seriously? You are going to plan your Feburary around this? That is fantastic!!! I think there will be room at most every venue other than South. There are only 30 NHL teams and most of those guys stand so I think you can get to all the games 15 minutes before they drop the puck. Unless you want to go watch them at home. Then I suggest you bring a trombone or a saxophone.

[WestMetro]

Frankly, I think BVL might get filled up on the 22nd

And if everyone thinks Hasse will get filled up on the 31st....

That leaves Dakotah, and Ive already seen Panthers play PL at Ames, which by the way was pretty filled up that nite.

Or, maybe I will wait til Shakopee 4 pm on Feb 14th. That game should be a snoozer except for us die hards that might want to see a game #25 history maker. (How big is Shakopee Ice Arena?) Since its a 4 oclock start, I should have plenty of time to get back to West Metro to take wife out for dinner.

[eazy98]

Burnsville will be fine. I've been there a lot and it's never been full. Plenty of room.