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Fans of the Toronto Maple Leafs continue to pay the highest ticket price in the NHL, according to a report by TiqIQ, a leading resale ticket market aggregator. The average listed resale ticket price of a Maple Leafs game at the start of this season is $373.50 (U.S.). Thatâs just a 3.87 percent increase over this time last season ($359.60). Canadian teams make up five of the top six spots in this report â Vancouver, Edmonton Calgary and Montreal are the others.
In the previous season, the NHL raised prices by 4.8 percent, while the NBA (1.7 percent), NFL (1.2 percent) and MLB (1.2 percent for 2011 season) had smaller increases. Increased ticket prices, prior knowledge of a looming lockout and theoretical bad feelings of fans haven't hurt NHL ticket sales this season. Through games of Feb. 12, the NHL had an average attendance of 17,652, a 1.1 percent increase from last season's average of 17,455.