2018 Nationals have tickets & Hotel packages on sale now at Skate Canada

[fred]

"Hotel and Ticket Packages - 2018 Canadian Tire National Skating Championships

Skate Canada has partnered with CTMS Travel to offer hotel and All-Event ticket packages. The VIP packages include some of the best seats in the house, transfers and special gifts. There are two levels of packages and details can be found here.

Single session tickets will go on-sale on Wednesday, November 8, 2017 at 10 am PT. Sign up here to register for the pre-sale beginning Monday, November 6, 2017 at 10 am PT. All-Event tickets will no longer be available once single session tickets go on sale.
BUY YOUR HOTEL AND TICKET PACKAGE NOW

Visit skatecanada.ca for further event details.

To receive notification of single session ticket on-sale for the 2018 Canadian Tire National Skating Championships, please register here."

That's what was in the email.

[Elizabeth]

I got the same e-mail from Skate Canada, Fred, but I already made my arrangements some time ago

[fred]

Oh good. I'm stuck in N.S. with my cat. I don't think he's a skating fan.

[Elizabeth]

Oh good. I'm stuck in N.S. with my cat. I don't think he's a skating fan.

My >^.,.^< likes to be close to me, even if that means he has to put up with me watching skating on the laptop or on the TV

[happyheini]

OK, I may take the plunge and try to get to the Nationals in Vancouver. Here are my questions for Elizabeth:

1) Is there a company where I can book the complete package, i.e. Hotel, transfers, and all event tickets?

2) Ticketmaster has tickets for these seats (in Blue), what is the best area for watching, and what row?

Thank you, thank you....

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http://www.fredwilliams.ca/skate/downlo ... =view&id=1

I hope one or the other link/picture will show up

[Elizabeth]

I travel with UniWorld and they do the full package, including transfers to the arena but the transfers are only available for the senior events. Check their information here: http://www.uniworldtravel.com/figure-skating.html You can download the "brochure".

Angela who leads the tours is presently in Regina with a large group.

If I'm buying my own tickets, I usually go for those at the end of the ice with a full view of the length of the ice (eg. 109/110) without the need to turn your head/look around or past someone else. My second choice would be a corner. Many people prefer to be on the side, however.

I'm usually happy a few rows up from the ice - perhaps 4 to 6 - but I think this is a fairly small arena so it probably doesn't matter a lot.

Hope that helps - now back to watching the ladies short programs from Regina!

[happyheini]

Thank you, Elizabeth. Will see whether I can get a good package on Monday. Doe these packages include the Gala?

[Elizabeth]

Thank you, Elizabeth. Will see whether I can get a good package on Monday. Doe these packages include the Gala?

Yes - if you download the brochure it should make that clear - it's an all-event ticket that means you can attend the novice and junior events (open seating) and the senior events plus the gala. The "senior" packages include the hotel and the transfers. All the pricing information is in the brochure.

There is also a registration form to download.

Angela will be back in the office on Wednesday but I believe there may be someone else you could speak to if it's urgent.

[happyheini]

I am so excited! I just booked my package for the 2018 Nationals in Vancouver. I hope I will be able meet up with you, Elizabeth and with anyone else from this forum. I will need all the help I can get for my first major competition attendance.

[Elizabeth]

I am so excited! I just booked my package for the 2018 Nationals in Vancouver. I hope I will be able meet up with you, Elizabeth and with anyone else from this forum. I will need all the help I can get for my first major competition attendance.

If you are with the UniWorld group we should be at the same hotel Are you just there for the senior events? I'll look forward to meeting you