Hello all! I made an Indy Fuel discord server https://discord.gg/edMGkpM2tf. I thought it would be fun to have like watch parties or maybe play like NHL 24 together or something. Not sure if a discord server already exists or not, when I tried to search around I didn’t see anything.

Hi! 👋🏻 I've been to Fuel games before. We (my daughter & I) LOVE them & the Teddy 🧸 Bear Toss! I was just curious to see pics of past Wizard Nights. I'm taking my kiddo this year & just wondered how decked out we should go. She's only seen the first Harry Potter movie, but we've been to Universal. Also, sock toss? Any advice on that would be appreciated. Do you just buy any pack of socks? I couldn't find what charity it was for. 🏒🧦🤷🏻‍♀️😅 Thanks Reddit peeps! Say HI 👋🏻 to us in Sec 203 Row E!

Is there a pickup/drop off area during fuel games?

We’re going tonight and I’m finding little to no information online. I tried to call the fairgrounds but never got an answer.

I would like to avoid driving to the stadium/walking through the neighborhood to an alt pickup location if possible.

How would I go about doing that?

Just asking because I know NBA games usually last about even 2-3 hours, but I know it can feel like that because it’s a longer drive from where I live. Looking to have a fun time today, so I was just curious incase I wanted to pick up food after the game.

Fellow Fuel fans. I have a question in regards to a couple of items that happen during Fuel games. What is the song that is played after the Duel score and, what is said when an opposing player comes out of the penalty box.

Thank you and...LETS GO FUEL!

I usually get tickets on secondhand sites, but for whatever reason, everything is more expensive than face value. I guess the days of $8 tickets are over.

Why tf are kids trying to start a let's go Brandon chant? Slow night, eh?

So, I was planning on going to a game this week with my GF and figured i'd see what we could find in terms of tickets. I just picked a Tuesday game, and will break it down by Ends and Sides of the rink, as well as which level of the arena.

Ticketmaster:

300 Level Ends of ice: $20

300 Level "sideline": $28

200 Level End of ice: 24

200 Level "sideline": 38

100 level Ends of ice: 48

100 Level sideline: 48

this is a baseline, as these are the direct from the team prices.

Tickpick*:

for those unaware, tickpick INCLUDES fees in their prices. so these prices are all in, compared to other sites with their BS fees.

300 Level Ends of ice: N/A

300 Level "sideline": $23

200 Level End of ice: 28

200 Level "sideline": 34

100 level Ends of ice: 89

100 Level sideline: 38

So, here, taking fees into account, there's obviously some people trying to turn big profits here, but you can also save considerably. The issue is, there is no seating chart for the Coliseum on their site so it is a little harder to buy tickets where you want without having a map pulled up as well.

Seatgeek:

300 Level Ends of ice: $27

300 Level "sideline": $17

200 Level End of ice: 22

200 Level "sideline": 28

100 level Ends of ice: 67

100 Level sideline: 31-60

The big thing on this site is to look around. You can find some deals, but you can also get jipped if you don't pick the right sections.

Stubhub:

300 Level Ends of ice: 33 (vary wildly up to 50+)

300 Level "sideline": $20

200 Level End of ice: 25

200 Level "sideline": 38

100 level Ends of ice: 72

100 Level sideline: 33-80

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As you can see, you can either save or overpay using resale sites. being that the game i used for selection is over holiday break, prices are generally higher than what you might pay for other, non-premium games. i've sat on the glass for 30 bucks using tickpick. basically, don't buy tickets directly from the team unless you really feel like it. I'll prefer tickpick because it includes fees, but you really can't go wrong saving money with any of these sites. Especially if you want to sit close.