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by Sydric on 2010-01-13Air Canada Centre - TorontoRating: 3 out of 5The venue is great, the team spirit is there....why oh why do the Leafs have to blow it in the last 5 minutes? Ticket prices are way too high for this though.

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The venue is great, the team spirit is there....why oh why do the Leafs have to blow it in the last 5 minutes? Ticket prices are way too high for this though.
another close game yet, another lost! good to see a happy cujo!
Great game, although our tickets had an obstructed view. We had to trade up with scalpers. We had to pay $500 for $200 seats or we couldn't see the net :(
I had one of the best purple seats you can get. The view was excellent. Too bad the team wasn't. If I looked more carefully at the schedule in October, I would've picked a different game because it was the Leaf's 4 game in 5 nights. I wish the tickets were a little cheaper, but that's like wishing to win the lottery.
A beer at the ACC will run you $14. Prices at the concession stands need to come down. Lame duck Leafs lost as usual.
Pretty Good. was a nice comeback and the showing of the junoirs was much apprciated.
I bought tickets for the bestfriend and I and we both really loved it, was my first one ever! and that game was my highlight of the holidays!! I really am looking forward to seeing another Leaf Game Real Soon!!
I bought gold seats for my 7 year old son's first game. He enjoyed every minute of it - I was told at the doors to notify my assure that it was his first game and he handed him a puck from the ice - it was fun to watch the Leafs that close and even better that they actually won!
The leafs won! My two boys never been to a game before, loved every minuted.
what an incredible atmosphere! not my first hockey game, but my first in Toronto. fantastic facility.
A great game at the end of which the Habs win!! Hard to complain!
Great seats excellent game Leafs won 2 nothing and getting a shutout for new goalie.This sounds like a mastercard commercial.
For the cost of tickets, the Leafs of 09-10 just are not up to par. The team just is not good enough and does not have enough "star-power" to warrant a seat in the 16th row, in the corner behind the net, costing $200+. If Crosby and the Pens or Ovechkin and the Caps are in town to play the Leafs then I can see the entertainment value being worth the price of admission as it stands. Otherwise, paying big bucks to see Hagman, Schenn and Ponikarovsky just doesn't sit well with me. The Air Canada Centre is a nice venue... It -- and the city of Toronto -- deserve a better product on the ice.
I was a little skeptical going into this game because I had standing room only seats way at the top of the ACC, but to be honest with you it was a great view. It was actually kind of nice to stand and lean out looking over the whole ice surface instead of being cramped into the seats surrounded by people. As for the game itself it was a really close match that was exciting to watch. Buffalo took the lead halfway through the first but the Leafs didn't lose hope. They tied the game up midway through the second period and then took the lead early in the third. There were some big hits, some huge saves and some nifty little passing plays going on at both ends of the ice making it very hard to tell who was going to comeout on top. Unfortuneitly though Buffalo scored late in the third to tie it up and take it into overtime where their momentum continued as they scored to win the game early in O.T. It was a great game though, and seeing as though I expected the leafs to lose badly I was more then happy seeing them take it to overtime.
Beer was too expensive. Way Way too expensive. But a good game.
I was up at the second row and it's the closet to the boards I have ever been and the players were an arm length away giving away pucks to the children in front of me. Even though I did not get a puck the experience was amazing. It was really nice to see your favourite team up close as well as see them compete against each other. Can't wait for next December, so I can go again.
After losing badly to the Bruins in their last two encounters, Leafs exact some revenge by shutting out the Bruins 2-0. Go Leafs! Great event, great seats!
The seats were dead center ice and 5 rows up from the ice surface... I thought 5 rows up on the second tier.... They were a gift to my father since Ive moved from Hamilton to Fort McMurray this past year. I enjoyed time with my father, and seeing my Bruins... only thing I would change would be the Leafs getting smoked by the Bruins again!
My first time and it was amazing, can't wait to go again!
My first time at the ACC the i was in the top row the seats were too much money for the view I think lower level seats should be made more affordable for everyone.