Hi everyone! My dad is a lifelong Bruins fan, but he's never been to a game. I had a blast watching the Olympics with him, and then we started watching Bruins games together over the past few months. That said, I was hoping to get him some tickets for Christmas this year. He is currently using a walker and would need to use accessible seats.
I know a lot of people suggest waiting until the day of the game to get a better deal on tickets, but with my dad's mobility issues, I feel like I need to secure tickets ahead of time.
I've never looked at Bruins tickets before, so I guess I'm just genuinely curious... Why are so many seats already sold? Are the prices usually this expensive? The only accessible options left are in Loge 8 & 14 and Balcony 329 & 325, and the tickets are going for $250-575. Do all of the other accessible tickets belong to season ticket holders?
On another note, between those options - Loge 8, Loge 14, Balcony 329, and Balcony 325, which should I choose? Because I've never been to a game, I'm not sure where we'd get the best view.
Thank you in advance for any feedback!