The Fife Flyers are delighted to confirm that the club has officially passed the milestone of 500 season tickets sold ahead of the upcoming 2025/26 Elite Ice Hockey League season.
This achievement highlights the continued passion and loyalty of the Flyers’ fanbase, as excitement builds ahead of a new era at Fife Ice Arena. With strong early sales, the club is on track to surpass last year’s season ticket numbers and is seeing a surge in demand as new and returning fans secure their seats for the campaign ahead.
President & General Manager Max Birbraer commented:
“Reaching 500 season tickets is a fantastic statement of support from our fans. The energy around the team is growing, and it’s clear the Fife community is eager for hockey to return. We’re gradually building for the future, and this backing from our supporters means everything.”
The Flyers encourage fans who haven’t yet secured their season tickets to act soon, with the deadline for renewals & direct debit payments being Friday 25 July 2025, and the deadline for all 2025/26 Season Ticket sales finishing on Friday 1 August 2025.
Season Ticket Renewals can be booked HERE.
New Season Tickets can booked HERE.
Let’s Fill the Auld Barn. Rise Up!
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Wheel and Dice Formats Explained
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| Feature | How It Differs From Tables |
|---|---|
| Presenter | Hosts rather than deals |
| Decisions | None after the bet is placed |
| Multipliers | Applied in a separate bonus round |
- Compare which shows each operator actually carries
- Treat the format as entertainment first, wagering second
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