Kingston Frontenacs Tickets

Mississauga played well, which is probably why they were dominating the Fronts all night. Fronts players seemed to be more interested in being upset at getting checked and trying to get into fights than they were in scoring goals. I will concede that they seemed to have a fire lit under them at some point in the 2nd period, but that speed and appropriately funneled aggression only lasted for a few minutes before they returned to how they had played the rest of the match leading up to that.

Right off the hop 2 min in first fight , there was not a dull moment in the entire 3 pierods of play , at one point the penalty box was full on 67s and fronts , 7-2 win ,4th game or 5th back to back wins , keep the winning streak up boys

We like the games but wasn't a fan of kids running every where all the time. We paid extra and got box seats. Best idea ever. Will always try for box from now on.

The ease of entry into the arena through the ample staffing and clear directions made the journey to our seats simple and non stressful. The game itself was amazing and the pace of the evening made everything fly by. The night was a Christmas present for my daughter and she loved it. We would definitely go again!!!

What an exciting game of hockey. Just wish everyone in Kingston would encourage by supporting this group of young men who are playing are with their best and with such determination to be better with every game. Kingston fans are awesome just need to see more of you in the arena!!

Awesome they are a great team might go again sometime.e

Going to the game was a great way to spend the night in Kingston and reconnect with an old friend. That said, it was not a cheap activity considering the level of play and the atmosphere. The stadium was maybe 1/3 full for the game (despite the site showing less availability). Other OHL teams, especially those in university/college cities like Kingston, offer student discounts to help attract fans. Doing this would help their sales and improve the atmosphere of the game by having more local people invested in their team. They are not a top team in the league this season, so finding other ways to get fans into games, through cheaper prices, student deals, or give-aways, would do a lot to maintain and build a sense of team culture for the Frontenacs.

Always a good time! Great crowd engagement at every game!

merch sucked could have more detail - there’s just a K on everything and they got blown away 6-0. hopefully they do better on the next game!

Great venue. Good price,fast hockey . Get there early for parking. A shame that there were so many empty seats.

Every game comes with near dangerous noise levels, but the game on March 10 against the Petes added another dimension. Who ever thought it would be a good idea to sell those little black horns should Bev forced to sit ahead of a youngster who has one of those things for the whole game. They are so easy to blow that kids tend to blow them - continuously, and apparently with the parent’s blessing. The security staff tried on two occasions to stop one particularly annoying young man to no avail. The father was ready to come to blows over his attempts to quiet his son. A nearby fan also had a near altercation with the father. I will not be renewing my season tickets for next season.

Had a really great time. Fronts lost, but they kinda deserved to.

I was treated to a great hockey game experience on Fri Feb. 10th at 7pm. The Frontenacs beat Oshawa in a tense shoot-out during OT. Go Fronts! Unfortunately, the family I was sitting beside didn't make me feel like a valued supporter of the team, or of the Leon's Center. I've been to 2 games this year at the Leon's Center. In Ottawa, I am a season's ticket holder for the Sens. There, I always have the same seats, and on either side of those seats various different people show up as the season rolls out. We are always friendly neighbors, and respect each other's space. The family at the Leon's center, also obviously season's ticket holders, seemed to view their space as their personal living room, and I wasn't welcomed near them. There were 2 sitting in front of me, 2 beside me, and 3 behind me. An older man sat beside me, who was also a season's ticket holder, but he was very friendly and jovial. First, the older woman up front asked me and the older gentleman to move down, to give them space. The older guy corrected them, saying this was his seat and I said that I had paid for my seat as well. It was a busy Friday game, and us moving down would have simply inconvenienced someone else. There was no reason to move, aside from this woman wanting us to. When we said we weren't going to move, that's when the real drama began. The mother who sat beside me gave me attitude for the entire game, would push me with her arm, make sniffing noises at me, and complained to the rest of her family about me. Let's be clear, I was in the seat I paid for. They just didn't want me there in "their space". So, words to the wise: everyone who wants to support the game and venue with ticket and food purchases should be welcomed in that space. Don't push people away. Those seats you paid for? Other people paid for theirs as well. You don't have any more right to that space than anyone else.

14 soldiers from the British Army in attendance and the game definitely didn’t disappoint, it had everything, especially the fight at the end of the Generals game got everyone hyped and as a result the sport of hockey and the Fronts have gained a lot of new fans. Thank you and hopefully we will be able to return soon.

They lost against Ottawa 67s they were not playing good as a team like the 67s were that day but it wont stop us from going again i still enjoy going to the fronts games i know they are a good team

I go to the Canadian Tire Centre often to watch the Sens. As a season's ticket holder for the last 4 years, I am not a stranger to a stadium/area venue. Leon's Centre did not disappoint. Yes, it was smaller, but had everything you needed, with some added improvements. For instance, clean bathrooms with hot water. Oh the simple joys of washing pizza off your fingers with warm water when you want to get back to the game. As a taller person, I am used to being cramped in seating wherever I go. At the Canadian Tire Centre in the 100 sections, I find it's tight even there. Leon's Centre seemed to have extra leg room, even for a person like me. I wasn't scrunched up, and my knees did not touch the seat ahead of me. I sat in the 103 section, a couple of rows up. Padding on the seats would have been nice, but the added leg room made up for that for me. I did think the lines for food moved very slowly. So slowly that I waited a full intermission to get to the front to pay for my pizza. But, that was only one food venue of many. I guess the one that was selling pizza and hotdogs was the most popular, so I'm not surprised. I did a walk around and saw that the other vendors wait times to be more reasonable. Prices were what you'd expect for an arena, and the beer was cold. The crowd was awesome! Lots of local support from friends and family. The energy level of the crowd matched that of the players on the ice. It was great all around.

Fantastic game! Great way to spend a Friday evening with friends and family

Watching live hockey is so much more entertaining when games are competitive.

Finding Parking took us 20 mins & another 10 mins to walk to the game. We barely made it in time. No fun when your rushed. The Game Experience was good. Staff was friendly etc The Fronts played Horrible from #51 on down unfortunately.

It was easy to get into the arena, the staff were so nice. The game was awesome. The only complaint I have is they really need some decent coffee, there was only one place that served it and it just wasn’t good. Other than that it was perfect!