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$30 for a 4-pack of tickets ($60 value) to the UMass Lowell vs. Merrimack College hockey game on Sat, Feb. 25 in Lowell, MA

The Fine Print

• Good for Saturday, Feb. 25, 2012 game only
• Game starts at 7:00 PM
• No cash value; deal must be redeemed in its entirety
• Limit 1 QPON per person

Highlights

• A clash between two of Hockey East’s best (both teams are ranked in the Top 10 in the nation – UMass Lowell #6; Merrimack #9)
• Four-pack of tickets gives you flexibility on who you bring to the big game
• Watch the game in a state-of-the-art Tsongas Center, home of the River Hawks

Deal Details

It may not feel like winter but that doesn’t mean you can’t enjoy some of the season’s coolest events. In fact, on Saturday, February 25, the Tsongas Arena in Lowell will host thousands of fans for a thrilling night of college hockey. UMass Lowell is looking to score a win against rival Merrimack and set an attendance record in the process. The most people ever to see the two teams play is 5,122 and the River Hawks are offering up $5,123 worth of prizes to lucky fans throughout the night as they try to beat that mark.

Plus, it’s Star Wars Night at the Tsongas Center with characters from the movie series greeting fans and taking photos at the game. Join the fun and dress up in your favorite costume!

Amp up your excitement and witness the intensity of the game led by River Hawks’ goaltender and Hockey East Defensive Player of the Week Doug Carr as he squares off with Merrimack’s senior netminder Joe Cannata.

Another reason you’ll enjoy Saturday’s game: the extra change in your pocket saved with this great four-pack deal! With this deal, you can bring your family and skip the cost of a sitter. Or, ditch the kids and make it a night on the town.

Welcome back, winter.

About the Company

The UMass Lowell River Hawks are under the direction of head coach Norm Bazin, and assistant coaches Cam Ellsworth and Jason Lammers. Check out the River Hawks' roster and schedule.

The Tsongas Center at UMass Lowell is a full-service, multi-purpose venue serving the region with all types of events. The center opened on January 27, 1998, and dedicated to the late Senator Paul E. Tsongas, a Lowell native.