He said as the Golden Knights become more established - and if they continue to win - those fans with opposition jerseys will be replaced by fans wearing the steel gray, black and gold of the home team. With T-Mobile Arena’s hockey capacity at about 17,300, the Golden Knights are above 100 percent attendance capacity after three home games in light of the trio of sellouts.įoley did notice the abundance of Red Wings and Bruins fans during the Friday and Sunday games. Plus, the team can sell another 300 standing room only tickets, Foley said. “That shows you the level of demand for tickets,” Foley said.įoley said the Golden Knights sell about 2,500 game-day tickets after 13,400 seats are committed for season ticket holders, 850 are for premium seats and there a few hundred for comp tickets. Foley noted the average game-day ticket in the NHL is 40 percent of that $170 price. He gave an example of high game-day ticket sales with the Golden Knights-Detroit Red Wings game Friday when the team was selling game-day tickets at an average price of $170 per ticket. VGK owner Bill Foley wants to make the Golden Knights an international brand.

“Game day ticket sales are higher than expected,” Foley said. In an interview with at the Golden Knights’ Summerlin headquarters today, Foley said sponsorship sales are 10-12 percent above the budgeted level and the team is “overachieving in ticket sales.” Owner Bill Foley said merchandise sales are way above budgeted amounts for overall sales and the amount the team will keep. Not only are the Vegas Golden Knights off to a red-hot start with four wins in their first five games, but owner Bill Foley said merchandise, sponsorship and ticket revenues are trending above projections and he envisions a profitable first season before the deduction of interest, taxes and amortization expenses.

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