Milwaukee, WI –Milwaukee Admirals President Jon Greenberg announced today that the Admirals will pay the $1 Bradley Center facility fee for the team’s season ticket holders in 2007-08. Earlier today the Bradley Center announced that they are enacting the $1 facility fee on all sporting events at the building beginning this season.

“We feel that it is our obligation to reward our most loyal fans by keeping the prices on their tickets at their originally established levels,” said Greenberg. “We pride ourselves on our ability to make Admirals Hockey an entertaining and affordable event and we look forward to another exciting season in 2007-08.”

The base price for individual game tickets for the 2007-08 season are $15 for seats in the Stern & Bow (sections 203-211 and 217-225), $17 for Mid-Deck tickets (sections 226-202 and 212-216), and $20 for Admirals Quarters tickets (all seats in the front row). With the ticket surcharge in effect those prices will increase to $16, $18, and $21 per ticket.

However, because the Admirals are covering the surcharge, season ticket prices will remain unaffected and the amount of money saved by purchasing a season ticket plan will increase. A full season ticket in the Admirals Quarters will remain at $680 per ticket and represents a 23 percent discount off the face value of the ticket. Full season ticket holders in the Mid-Deck and Stern & Bow will see a 20 percent discount on their tickets.

The team will also cover the cost of the facility fee on the very popular Build-Your-Own-Plans that are purchased prior to October 10th. BYOPs are vouchers that can be used in any increment to any game for the 07-08 campaign and can be purchased for the Mid-Deck and Stern & Bow sections.

Forty BYOP vouchers in the Mid-Deck are $592, while 20 cost $299, and 10 run $153. A forty-pack of BYOP vouchers in the Stern & Bow is priced at $510, 20 vouchers are $264 and ten will cost just $135. For more information on the Bradley Center $1 facility fee or to inquire about season tickets fans can call the Admirals office at (414) 227-0550.

Click here to read the press release from the Bradley Center.