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BRIDGEPORT SOUND TIGERS THE PLAYERS MANAGEMENT DIRECTIONS TO WEBSTER BANK ARENA FROM I-95 SOUTHBOUND: I-95 South to Exit 27 (Lafayette Blvd.). Bear left going down ramp. Turn left onto Lafayette. Go under I-95, go one more block and make a left on Allen Street. Take a left at the end of Allen and take your first right (at the light). The Arena is directly on your right. FROM I-95 NORTHBOUND: I-95 North to Exit 27 (Lafayette Blvd.). At the bottom of the ramp continue straight along South Frontage Road past Lafayette Blvd. The next street is Broad Street. Go through the light and the Arena is in front of you. FROM THE MERRITT PARKWAY SOUTHBOUND: From the Merritt Parkway, take Exit 52, Route 8 towards Bridgeport. Follow Route 8 to its convergence with Route 25. Follow Routes 8/25 to Exit 1. At the bottom of the ramp go left onto Prospect Street. Go past the State Police barracks and turn right (at 2nd light) onto Lafayette Blvd. Go under I-95 and make left onto South Frontage Road to Broad Street. Go straight at the light and the Arena is directly in front of you on the right hand side. GAME DAY INFORMATION WEBSTER BANK ARENA OFFICES: 2nd Floor above box office (take elevator outside of box office) BOX OFFICE: Tickets for Webster Bank Arena events can be purchased at the Click It Or Ticket Box Office, which is open from 10 a.m. - 4 p.m. Monday through Friday on non-game days, 10 a.m. to the end of first period on a game day and are closed on non-game or event days. Tickets can also be purchased online via ticketmaster.com. TICKETS FOR UPCOMING EVENTS: Advance tickets can be purchased on event nights at the Arena Box Office or by ticketmaster.com. WILL CALL: Located at the Box Office Windows at the front of the arena CUSTOMER SERVICE AND SECURITY DESKS: Concourse behind section 116 Concourse behind section 102 CREDENTIALS: Season and individual credentials are issued by the Sound Tigers Media Relations Dept.. Individual game passes may be applied for by contacting Jamie Palatini, Communications Manager at 203-345-4824 FROM THE MERRITT PARKWAY NORTHBOUND: From the Merritt Parkway, take Exit 49, Route 25 towards Bridgeport. Follow Route 25 to its convergence with Route 8. Follow Route 8/25 to Exit 1. At the bottom of the ramp go left onto Prospect Street. Go past the State Police barracks and turn right (at 2nd light) onto Lafayette Blvd. Go under I-95 and make left onto South Frontage Road to Broad Street. Go straight at the light and the Arena is directly in front of you on the right hand side. TAKE THE TRAIN OR BUS: The Bridgeport Transportation Center is only a two-block, well-lit walk from Arena at Harbor Yard. This center is serviced by the Metro North Railroad New Haven line (800-638-7646) and Amtrak (800-872-7245) as well as the Greater Bridgeport Transit Authority (203-333-3031), which provides frequent bus service to the Arena. PARKING: Full season credentialed media will receive a full season parking pass. Individual game parking passes will be awarded upon media requests. Requests must be made by noon, the day of a game by calling Jamie Palatini, Communications Manager at 203-345-4824. Media will park in the designated lot located next to the parking garage. LOCKER ROOMS: The visiting locker rooms are located next to the loading docks. Unless indicated otherwise, locker rooms are open strictly to the credentialed media and AHL officials 10 minutes after the game ends. All media members are asked to have their passes ready to present to security at the entrance. PHOTOGRAPHERS: Photographers from accredited magazines, newspapers and wire services may shoot from the press box and other designated areas along the glass. If glass positions are full, spots will be assigned on a period-by-period basis by the Media Relations Department. PRESS BOX: The press box, located on the concourse behind section 105, is accessible from the main concourse and up the stairs to its third floor level. The following services are available to all media in the press box: 1. Pre and post game statistics, information and summaries. 2. Updates during the game regarding statistics, scores from around the AHL and NHL, officiating decisions and other items of interest approved by the Media Relations Department. YEAR IN REVIEW SOUND TIGERS 2012 NHL ENTRY DRAFT IN THE SYSTEM WWW.NEWYORKISLANDERS.COM | NEW YORK ISLANDERS MEDIA GUIDE | 104
YEAR IN REVIEW SOUND TIGERS NOTES 2012 NHL ENTRY DRAFT IN THE SYSTEM THE PLAYERS MANAGEMENT 105 | NEW YORK ISLANDERS MEDIA GUIDE | WWW.NEWYORKISLANDERS.COM
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