INDIVIDUAL TICKETS FOR ROCKET GAMES AT PLACE BELL ARE NOW AVAILABLE
LAVAL (October 8, 2021) – The Rocket announced that individual tickets will be available as of October 8 at 11:00 a.m. by visiting www.rocketlaval.com. Tickets for every game of the 2021-22 season are on sale starting at only $19 per game, tax included. To celebrate the fifth season in franchise history, the Rocket are returning in style with a series of must-see events and theme nights that will offer the fans an unforgettable experience as they cheer on the reigning AHL Canadian division champions.
LAVAL (October 8, 2021) – The Laval Rocket announced that individual tickets will be available as of October 8 at 11 a.m. by visiting www.rocketlaval.com. Tickets for every game of the 2021-22 season are on sale starting at only $19 per game (tax included). To celebrate the fifth season in franchise history, the Rocket are returning in style with a series of must-see events and theme nights that will offer the fans an unforgettable experience.
Fans can book their seats to the 2022 AHL All-Star Classic now. The annual event that brings the American Hockey League’s brightest stars together will take place February 6-7, 2022, starting with the skills competition and followed by the AHL All-Star tournament. Tickets are on-sale starting at $39, giving you access to both events.
Weekly Classics & Fan Favourites
Brand new promotional concepts await Rocket fans this season, making Place Bell the prime destination for all social and sporting events. The team’s new fan experience offers a wide variety of promotions and activities that are sure to make the most passionate fans and their friends jump out of their seats. Here is a brief overview of what awaits fans next season:
As in years past, the Rocket have a full slate of weekly promotions on tab for this season. Look no further than the Rocket’s midweek matchups, as the Place Bell concessions stands will once again be extending an unbeatable Wednesday night offer – Wednesday $2 hot-dog night presented by Lafleur is back. Next, the Friday Concert Series is returning to spark an electrifying atmosphere throughout the amphitheatre. Along with the popular DJ Series, several new artists like Bleu Jeans Bleu and Kaïn will perform during the second intermission of games to satisfy all tastes in music. Finally, Family Saturdays presented by Jean Coutu will see the first 1,000 kids going through the turnstiles receive a gift at each Saturday game. Each item will be geared to add spice and increase the decibel level in order to create a raucous and intimidating atmosphere for visiting teams.
The Rocket will be bringing back six classic theme nights that have been staples over the club’s first few seasons. The Home Opener presented by Bell (October 15) will set the tone for a new hockey season in Laval and feature the debut of head coach Jean- François Houle behind the Rocket bench. It will mark the first opportunity for fans to be reintroduced to their favourite players for the first time in 18 months, while getting a glimpse of the up-and-coming prospects donning the Rocket uniform for the first time. Join us on opening night to experience a ground-breaking atmosphere as the Rocket look to kick off the season on the right foot!
The hockey world aims to unite all its fans, players, coaches, and media in the battle against cancer. To highlight Hockey Fights Cancer Night (November 13), the lilac will once again be honoured, both in the stands and on the ice. Alternate jerseys will be worn during the game and subsequently donated to auction to raise funds for the cause. Several organizations and foundations will be present to support the Rocket in this important cause.
Older generations will be able to revel in the glory days during Old Time Hockey Night presented by la Fromagerie St-Albert (January 7), diving into the greatest moments in hockey history, while younger fans will have the opportunity to experience a game played during the eras that marked hockey history in Quebec. Specialized old-time styled uniforms will be sported by the Rocket players.
Just before spring arrives, when sugar shack season is in full swing, the Quebec Classic (March 4) will honour the province with poutine, Quebecois television series, folk music, and maple syrup, to name a few. After all, this is the time to celebrate La Belle Province and all it has to offer. To add to the fun, Kain, a folk-rock group from Quebec, will put on a show during the second intermission. To mark the occasion, the Rocket will wear provincial-themed jerseys.
Autism has been a cherished cause of AHL teams for years now and the Rocket organization is keen on participating in this wave of awareness and sympathy for the first time in its history. The new Autism Awareness theme night (April 9) adds to the mosaic of autism initiatives across the American Hockey League. Presenting a hockey game that puts life in perspective for all, the afternoon of Saturday, April 9 will be one dedicated to all of those touched with autism. Funds will be collected and donated to organizations on site.
Finally, for the last home game of the season, Fan Appreciation Night (April 22) is the perfect occasion for the team to spoil those who cheered for the team all season long. On top of the thousands of prizes up for grabs, the luckiest of fans will have the unique opportunity to take home a game worn sweater, handed over directly by the players after the game on the ice. Fans are at the heart of the Rocket’s success and the team wants to highlight their importance.
New theme nights
Giddy-up, cowboy! The all-new Country Night (December 3) has arrived in Laval. Strap on your cowboy boots, hats, and belt buckles and join the fun as Place Bell prepares to go buck wild. A country band, mechanical bull, and a plenty of other surprises are on the menu for this western-themed night that you won’t want to miss.
90’s Night (February 25) presented by Rona will have the Gen-X crowd feeling at home as we throw it back to a decade filled with some of the greatest hits of all-time. If you talk the talk, you must walk the walk, so, parents, the spotlight is on you. It is time to show the younger generation how you partied “when you were young.” The Rocket will do their part as they don a jersey that commemorates hockey in the 90s.
To mark the 5th anniversary of our beloved mascot, join us to celebrate Cosmo’s Birthday (March 26) presented by Jean Coutu. Cosmo has extended the invite to some of his mascot friends, and we are pleased to confirm that they will be joining us for the festivities offered throughout the day.
As of the date of this release, in accordance with sanity measures and public health protocols, the traditional Teddy Bear Toss game is not featured on the list of theme night games. However, if the situation allows, the annual event will be added to the Rocket schedule, as it is a fan favourite for our younger fans and has a lasting impact on the community.
Victory mini-plan, Flex-20, Pick-6 and Pick-10 packages are still available for purchase. These customized packages allow fans to design a fully personalized hockey calendar by selecting games starting at $19 per game. All the details regarding the updated theme nights calendar as well as ticket sales are available online at www.rocketlaval.com.
Fans will also be able to purchase tickets for the 2022 AHL All-Star Classic.
The annual event that brings the American Hockey League’s best players together for a weekend filled with entertainment and fun will take place February 6-7, 2022, starting with the skills competition and followed by the AHL All-Star tournament. Tickets are on-sale starting at $39, giving you access to the event in its entirety.
Totally Fan-tastic
Brand new promotional concepts await Rocket fans this season, making Place Bell the prime destination for all social and sporting events. The team’s new fan experience offers a wide variety of activities that is sure to make the most passionate fans and their friends jump out of their seats. Here is a brief overview of the new concepts that will be awaiting Rocket fans next season:
Weekly Classics
As in years past, the Rocket have a full slate of weekly promotions on tab for this season. Look no further than the Rocket’s midweek matchups, as the Place Bell concessions stands will once again be extending an unbeatable Wednesday night offer – Wednesday $2 hot-dog night presented by Lafleur is back. Next, the Friday Concert Series is returning to spark an electrifying atmosphere throughout the amphitheatre. Along with the popular DJ Series, several new artists like Bleu Jeans Bleu and Kaïn will perform during the second intermission of games to satisfy all tastes in music. Finally, Family Saturdays presented by Jean Coutu are set to resume. This season, the first 1,000 kids through the turnstiles will receive a gift at each Saturday game. Each item, without exception, will be geared to add some spice to the Place Bell atmosphere with the intention of elevating the already high decibel level, creating a raucous and intimidating atmosphere for visiting teams.
Return of the Fan Favourites
The Rocket will be bringing back six classic theme nights that have been staples over the club’s first few seasons. The Home Opener presented by Bell (October 15) will set the tone for a new hockey season in Laval and feature the debut of head coach Jean- François Houle along with the rest of his coaching staff. It will mark the first opportunity for fans to be reintroduced to their favourite players for the first time in 18 months, while getting a glimpse of the up-and-coming prospects donning the Rocket uniform for the first time. Join us on opening night to experience a ground-breaking atmosphere as the Rocket look to kick off the season on the right foot!
The hockey world aims to unite all its fans, players, coaches, and media in the battle against cancer. To highlight Hockey Fights Cancer Night (November 13), the lilac will once again be honoured, both in the stands and on the ice. Alternate jerseys will be worn during the game and subsequently donated to auction to raise funds for the cause. Several organizations and foundations will be present to support the Rocket in this important cause.
The Old Time Hockey Night presented by la Fromagerie St-Albert (January 7) will make its return to Place Bell. Older generations will be able to revel in the glory days of yesteryear, diving into the greatest moments in hockey history, while younger fans will have the opportunity to experience a game played during the eras that marked hockey history in Quebec. Specialized old-time styled uniforms will be sported by the Rocket players.
Just before spring arrives, when sugar shack season is in full swing, the Quebec Classic (March 4) will honour the province with poutine, Quebecois television series, folk music, and maple syrup, to name a few. After all, this is the time to celebrate La Belle Province and all it has to offer. To add to the fun, Kain, a folk-rock group from Quebec, will put on a show during the second intermission. To mark the occasion, the Rocket will wear provincial-themed jerseys.
Autism has been a cherished cause of AHL teams for years now and the Rocket organization is keen on participating in this wave of awareness and sympathy for the first time in its history. The new Autism Awareness theme night (April 9) adds to the mosaic of autism initiatives across the American Hockey League. Presenting a hockey game that puts life in perspective for all, the afternoon of Saturday, April 9 will be one dedicated to all of those touched with autism. Funds will be collected and donated to organizations on site.
Finally, for the last home game of the season, Fan Appreciation Night (April 22) is the perfect occasion for the team to spoil those who cheered for the team all season long. On top of the thousands of prizes up for grabs, the luckiest of fans will have the unique opportunity to take home a game worn sweater, handed over directly by the players after the game on the ice. Fans are at the heart of the Rocket’s success and the team wants to highlight their importance.
New theme nights
Giddy-up, cowboy! The all-new Country Night (December 3) has arrived in Laval. Strap on your cowboy boots, hats, and belt buckles and join the fun as Place Bell prepares to go buck wild. A country band, mechanical bull, and a plenty of other surprises are on the menu for this western-themed night that you won’t want to miss.
90’s Night (February 25) presented by Rona will have the Gen-X crowd feeling at home as we throw it back to a decade filled with some of the greatest hits of all-time. If you talk the talk, you must walk the walk, so, parents, the spotlight is on you. It is time to show the younger generation how you partied “when you were young.” The Rocket will do their part as they don a jersey that commemorates hockey in the 90s.
To mark the 5th anniversary of our beloved mascot, join us to celebrate Cosmo’s Birthday (March 26) presented by Jean Coutu. Cosmo has extended the invite to some of his mascot friends, and we are pleased to confirm that they will be joining us for the festivities offered throughout the day.
As of the date of this release, in accordance with sanity measures and public health protocols, the traditional Teddy Bear Toss game is not featured on the list of theme night games. However, if the situation allows, the annual event will be added to the Rocket schedule, as it is a fan favourite for our younger fans and has a lasting impact on the community.
Victory mini-plan, Flex-20, Pick-6 and Pick-10 packages are still available for purchase. These customized packages allow fans to design a fully personalized hockey calendar by selecting games starting at $19 per game. All the details regarding the updated theme nights calendar as well as ticket sales are available online at www.rocketlaval.com.
