What will PSL owners do if 2011 is a lockout?

[Fiz]

you're paying for a seat, not for games

that seat's not on strike

[Wither]

you're paying for a seat, not for games

that seat's not on strike

You raise an interesting point. Are they allowed to go sit in it on the days and during the time there would normally be games? :idea:

[Brooklyn Bully]

You raise an interesting point. Are they allowed to go sit in it on the days and during the time there would normally be games? :idea:

Haha!

Right on. You pay for a seat...during a game. If there is no game...your seat is of no use, thus you shouldn't have to pay for it. You're paying for use of that seat ten time a year, not 365 days a year. If they can't provide a service those ten times a year, you sholdn't have to pay them for it.

[Fiz]

uh sorry uptown bully perhaps you should reread the fine print on that contract psl owners sign

[Section 505]

uh sorry uptown bully perhaps you should reread the fine print on that contract psl owners sign

Your PSL price paid for your seat. Your ticket invoice is to pay for Games. At least that's what my invoice says. So no games, no ticket charge. The PSL was bought and paid for a long time ago, and wouldn't really come into play if there is a lockout.