Mooseheads game is a go, despite storm

Posted Feb 2, 2011 04:13:09 PM.

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Despite the snowy conditions tonight’s Halifax Mooseheads game versus the Drummondville Voltigeurs is on as scheduled for 7pm.

“The unavailability of the Halifax Metro Centre over the next month and a half, coupled with the schedules of the Voltigeurs and Mooseheads, have made rescheduling this game impossible for the QMJHL,” says a release from the organization. “Therefore the game must be played.”

The Voltiguers arrived in the city yesterday.

The Mooseheads are offering ticket exchange options for their fans that have tickets to tonight’s game and can’t make it downtown.

Mooseheads Season Ticket Holders can exchange their unused tickets for the game on their Season Ticket Redemption games on Wednesday, March 3rd versus Lewiston and Sunday, March 20th versus the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles.

Individual ticket buyers who have purchased tickets specifically for tonight’s game can also exchange their unused tickets for the Wednesday, March 3rd game versus the Lewiston MAINEiacs or the Sunday, March 20th game versus the Cape Breton Screaming Eagles.

All exchanges can be made at the Ticket Atlantic Box Office only.

If you can’t make it to the game, you can catch the action live on News 95.7 with host John Moore.

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