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Old Posted May 18, 2009, 6:31 PM
Hawker Hawker is offline
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I have a curious question about Credit Union Centre seating capacity, specifically for hockey (15,015 for 2010 World Juniors).

The highlighted pink areas are vacant, why can't seating be added in those spots? Structural supports, Zamboni entrance?

Currently, there is 25 luxury boxes, is there room for more?


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CUC has 43 suites actually:
http://www.creditunioncentre.com/about-us.php?page=marketing

There will be 9 additional suites built for the world juniors in what used to be the open end of the building, with 14 permanent suites replacing the 5 current temp suites that look like cubicles that are currently in the building. I'm not sure how well they will sell after the World's, given that they will be 'backstage' for end concerts, which seems to be why most people buy them (seeing as how they seem to be 1/2 empty @ Blades games).

Another tidbit is that they yearly cost for them is $10,000/year. Seems pretty cheap, unless of course that is just for the suite, and doesn't include tickets to any events. It would make sense to me that @ the very least it would include Blades season seats.
http://www.city.saskatoon.sk.ca/org/clerks_office/council/m2008/ca_council_171108.pdf (Page 16)

I'm not sure why the gaps are there in the upper level, although two 'super suites' are at the ends of the current upper deck, so perhaps they didn't want to cut them off?

Last edited by Hawker; May 18, 2009 at 6:50 PM. Reason: More info
     
     
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