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Jan 1st, 2013, 12:41 PM
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Sofie -
You hvae this listed as a trip report - rather than a question.
You need to ask the editors to change this.
Separately, there is a strike between owners and players in the professional hockey league - so there is no hockey in the US at the moment. Depending on what happens in the next few days - they may cancel the season entirely.
If you are talking about some other type of hockey - college or something - you would have to tell us where the game will be. (Although I did't know Texas schools had hockey teams.) Texas has many airports and you would need to provide more info.
For info on best choice of tickets have a look at kayak.com.
You hvae this listed as a trip report - rather than a question.
You need to ask the editors to change this.
Separately, there is a strike between owners and players in the professional hockey league - so there is no hockey in the US at the moment. Depending on what happens in the next few days - they may cancel the season entirely.
If you are talking about some other type of hockey - college or something - you would have to tell us where the game will be. (Although I did't know Texas schools had hockey teams.) Texas has many airports and you would need to provide more info.
For info on best choice of tickets have a look at kayak.com.
Jan 1st, 2013, 12:45 PM
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Professional Ice hockey? If so, do you know that there is a lockout and no games are being played? And if you do want a PRO game, why in Texas?
Fly SAS to either Newark, Dulles [Washington DC] or O'Hare and watch a game there, if they start playing again. To travel to TX would require another flight on a US airline.
Fly SAS to either Newark, Dulles [Washington DC] or O'Hare and watch a game there, if they start playing again. To travel to TX would require another flight on a US airline.
Jan 1st, 2013, 02:59 PM
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Troll = this is such an odd request that Debit thinks you are joking. But its just crazy enough that I believe you!
You need to get a ticket to Austin Texas, from wherever you are -- this close to travel day it will be very expensive, and possibly more than one change, which makes for a long day of travel.
Once there you probably will want to rent a car, or pay for very expensive taxi rides. (There may be some kind of shuttle service). The Stars' arena is in Cedar Park, TX which is a few miles north of Austin.
It would also be possible to fly to Houston TX (or even Dallas) and then drive to Cedar Park, if flights work better. But the drive is 1 to 3 hours.
Will not have trouble getting a ticket to an AHL hockey game in Texas. It's about as popular as hockey is in Spain, I would imagine -- I went to an AHL game in Las Vegas once, and it was similar to high school hockey in Massachusetts.
Have fun!
You need to get a ticket to Austin Texas, from wherever you are -- this close to travel day it will be very expensive, and possibly more than one change, which makes for a long day of travel.
Once there you probably will want to rent a car, or pay for very expensive taxi rides. (There may be some kind of shuttle service). The Stars' arena is in Cedar Park, TX which is a few miles north of Austin.
It would also be possible to fly to Houston TX (or even Dallas) and then drive to Cedar Park, if flights work better. But the drive is 1 to 3 hours.
Will not have trouble getting a ticket to an AHL hockey game in Texas. It's about as popular as hockey is in Spain, I would imagine -- I went to an AHL game in Las Vegas once, and it was similar to high school hockey in Massachusetts.
Have fun!
