Flyers Fans to Go Head-to-Head at Charity Carnival
The Philadelphia Flyers' annual charity event, the Flyers Charities Carnival, is set to take place on Sunday, February 1st at Xfinity Mobile Arena. This year's carnival promises an action-packed day of interactive fan experiences, allowing enthusiasts to compete with their favorite players in tailgate-style games such as cornhole and axe throwing.
For the first time ever, fans can participate in a Pop-A-Shot contest, challenging the Flyers' stars like Trevor Zegras and Christian Dvorak. The carnival also features a flea market where attendees can snag exclusive memorabilia, including game-used gear from past seasons. Those looking for an extra special experience can opt-in to ticketed add-ons such as player photo and autograph sessions, behind-the-scenes locker room tours, or even the chance to take a real shot on goal.
The event promises to be an unforgettable day out for families with children 12 and under receiving free admission with the purchase of an adult ticket. The carnival will also raise vital funds for Flyers Charities' work across the Greater Philadelphia region, supporting youth hockey programs, rebuilding play spaces, and assisting families affected by cancer.
Tickets are now available at FlyersCarnival.com, priced at $35 per adult entry, with add-ons ranging from exclusive experiences to merchandise sales.
The Philadelphia Flyers' annual charity event, the Flyers Charities Carnival, is set to take place on Sunday, February 1st at Xfinity Mobile Arena. This year's carnival promises an action-packed day of interactive fan experiences, allowing enthusiasts to compete with their favorite players in tailgate-style games such as cornhole and axe throwing.
For the first time ever, fans can participate in a Pop-A-Shot contest, challenging the Flyers' stars like Trevor Zegras and Christian Dvorak. The carnival also features a flea market where attendees can snag exclusive memorabilia, including game-used gear from past seasons. Those looking for an extra special experience can opt-in to ticketed add-ons such as player photo and autograph sessions, behind-the-scenes locker room tours, or even the chance to take a real shot on goal.
The event promises to be an unforgettable day out for families with children 12 and under receiving free admission with the purchase of an adult ticket. The carnival will also raise vital funds for Flyers Charities' work across the Greater Philadelphia region, supporting youth hockey programs, rebuilding play spaces, and assisting families affected by cancer.
Tickets are now available at FlyersCarnival.com, priced at $35 per adult entry, with add-ons ranging from exclusive experiences to merchandise sales.
And 35 bucks is kinda steep for some of those add-ons, but I guess if you're into that stuff... like me, Trevor Zegras is my jam 
. The part that really gets me is that they're charging extra for a real shot on goal... what's the point of even having a shootout if you're just gonna pay more? 
think its cool that kids under 12 get in free tho super stoked for the charity part too 
It's awesome that the Flyers are hosting a charity carnival and making it accessible to families with kids! I mean, who wouldn't want to compete in some fun games with their fave players? 
️ The fact that they're raising funds for great causes like youth hockey programs and supporting families affected by cancer is just amazing 
I'm totally getting tickets, not just for me but also for my little ones who are going to have a blast 
️. This event is definitely a win-win for everyone involved 
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I'm not really sure why they're making the fans compete against each other, you know? It's just gonna be a bunch of guys and girls trying to have fun, right? 
. I mean who doesn't love paying £35 to stand in line and maybe, just maybe, get their hands on some old hockey gear? 
It's not like you could just donate that cash directly to Flyers Charities or anything... just the money would go towards supporting youth hockey programs and rebuilding play spaces, yawn...
But let's be real, who needs charity when you can just get their game face on and throw axes? 
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