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I am very excited that Las Vegas will be getting a team in the near future however what about the AHL? With the Pacific division created last year with the Gulls, Reign, Barracudas etc. I think placing a Las Vegas new AHL team in Riverside, CA would be the smartest and best move Bill Foley could do. The City of Riverside has over 300,000 in population with over 2 million people in a 20 mile radius. Riverside is home to three universities and one community college with over 50,000 students. Riverside is centrally located with 4 major freeways in the indland empire as well as having its own airport. Making travel to Las Vegas, San Diego, Ontario, Bakersfield and San Jose easily. The city is looking at building a new sports arena downtown next to its newly renovated conversation center. The arena would be in the heart of Riverside next to 5 hotels, 2 are in the process of being built with another planned right next to the arena potentially connected. What better location than to put a team right in the middle of two big time rivals, Kings and Duck as well as their AHL teams Reign and Gulls. Sell out crowds in an extremely competitive league would give Vegas a jump start in developing its minor league team. Not to mention they would fall right in line with the rest of the Pacific division keeping the minor league teams only hours away from the NHL. Can someone please reach out to Bill Foley or anyone who could look into this opportunity? I’m just one person who loves hockey and I think this is a win win for both Vegas and Riverside.

Riverside best place for new ahl!

I am a season ticket member and I have to raise a concern regarding the Knights ticket polices. I know there has been some issues addressed through Sinbin when it comes to STM losing their tickets, selling on unauthorized sites, selling too many tickets, concern over visiting fans filling up T-Mobile Arena, etc.

My issue is with the Knights organization and how they have a sold blocks of tickets to ticket brokers (about 1,000-1,500) per game and they have allowed these ticket brokers to sell on “unauthorized” sites. I see the same exact seats posted on Stubhub, Ticketmaster, Vivid, Seatgeek, Tickpick along with AXS (Flashseats). How can they market that Flashseats, AXS, VGKticketexchange is the only authorized ticket exchange site and allow ticket brokers to sell on others? This hurts Season Ticket Members and other fans looking to buy seats for individual games.

1. If the Knights had all these extra tickets they should have released them directly to the public and at a reasonable price. There are a lot of fans that would love to go to a game and would prefer to pay a reasonable price without the extra fees.
2. How can the Knights dictate to their STMs and emphasize how we will lose are tickets if we sell one ticket on unauthorized sites but let it happen when it benefits them.
3. Most people that buy their tickets on the secondary market look to places like Stubhub, Vivid, Seatgeek, etc. These sites historically are higher priced than AXS and these sites are well known nation wide. No one has ever heard of AXS.
4. Most visiting fans buy their tickets on these other sites and therefore we will continue to have more and more visiting fans attend our games. Which I am fine with but I know the Knights themselves used this as a reason why they take tickets away from STMs.
5. The sales from these ticket brokers have flooded the secondary market with so many tickets that the average STM that sells on AXS is having trouble selling their seat for face value.
6. The applications of AXS and Flashseats are so awful and not user friendly. They crash, freeze, or are extremely slow all the time. The database on these apps could be so much better. Other sites you are able to find cheapest seat, best value, best seat, etc while AXS and Flashseats do not.
7. How can they make statements that AXS (Flashseats) is the ONLY authorized exchange and site and allow ticket brokers to sell on others. When I buy on AXS I receive my tickets electronically immediately all through the app. When I use other sites I need to wait for that site to contact the ticket broker and wait for that broker to manually send the tickets to my AXS account. What if someone else bought those exact same tickets directly on AXS during this window of time. That person gets the tickets right away and now I have to go back to Stubhub or wherever and hope to find and receive my tickets the next time.
8. Most STMs attend most of the games, or give them to family and friends, and then try to sell a handful of games on AXS. We are not ticket brokers and we are not trying to make money. If I wanted to make money I would have to try and sell all of the games but the Knights would stop that practice by taking away my tickets and I understand and agree with that. What is not okay is when the Knights have deals with ticket brokers for them to make money and follow different rules than what we have.
9. They push AXS on us but there is barely any marketing regarding this “authorized” site. I may see 1 mention of it during a game in person or on TV. But other than that, nothing. No one knows about this site. Tickets just sit there while tickets on other sites are being sold everyday and at a much higher price.

I understand they are an organization and want to make money. But at least follow your own rules or change the rules for us. They need to either restrict these ticket brokers to only AXS and market the hell out of it or allow the average STM to sell wherever they want.

It gets very frustrating to lay down thousands of dollars for seats and on the games I can’t attend I am having problems selling my tickets for under face value while I see tickets on Stubhub selling for twice the face value. We are not looking to make money but there has to be a happy medium somewhere in between. I would love to bring this up with the Knights organization myself but I know it would not go anywhere and I fear that my tickets would be taken away from me.