Bru Fest

[Krejcpiece*]

"…AS IS “BRU FEST”: For the second consecutive season, the Boston Bruins are hosting “Bru Fest” presented by Boston’s own Samuel Adams brewery. The first Bru Fest will take place Thursday, October 8 before the Bruins/Ducks contest. Samuel Adams will be featuring a selection of their most popular products including Sam Seasonal and lager. The outdoor festivities begin at 4:30 and are open to Bruins fans ages 21 and over with a ticket to the Bruins/Anaheim game."

...From the little Bruins newsletter for the upcoming week. Does anyone know what the deal is with this? I know last year you had to buy a "Bru Fest" ticket, which granted you access to the Bru Fest and to the game all together. I have season tickets, so i am not going to buy a ticket for the Bru Fest when i already have a ticket to the game, but from this little excerpt it seems like you only need a game ticket to get in? Or do you have to buy one of those bundle tickets like last year (i think they cost like $60 or sumthing).

[sandersonian]

Originally Posted by Krejcpiece

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...From the little Bruins newsletter for the upcoming week. Does anyone know what the deal is with this? I know last year you had to buy a "Bru Fest" ticket, which granted you access to the Bru Fest and to the game all together. I have season tickets, so i am not going to buy a ticket for the Bru Fest when i already have a ticket to the game, but from this little excerpt it seems like you only need a game ticket to get in? Or do you have to buy one of those bundle tickets like last year (i think they cost like $60 or sumthing).

Is it me or do all these events outside the garden stink? Like, you walk through, spend 4 minutes, and get the heck out of there. Bruins marketing at it's best I guess.