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Winter Classic Information
The Penguins and Capitals will be dropping the puck at 8 p.m. on Jan. 1, 2011. To keep up with all the news surrounding the event, check out the coverage on the Penguins’ website as well as the event page on NHL.com.
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Parking & Getting To The Stadium
There are several parking lots around Heinz Field with varying price ranges. If you don’t mind a short walk across either the Fort Duquesne Bridge or the Clemente Bridge, you can park at garages in the Golden Triangle for $5 on the weekends. You can also take public transportation to get to the game and avoid having to worry about parking.
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Refund Policy
Due to the game being played outdoors, weather is a major concern. However, it should not prevent fans from purchasing tickets as there is a refund policy in place.
Should the game on New Year’s Day be postponed, it would be held on Jan. 2, 2011.
Tickets issued for New Year’s Day will be honored on Jan. 2, if the game is postponed.
If the event in cancelled, ticketholders must contact the entity through which they purchased the tickets to get a refund of the ticket’s face value. Service charges and delivery fees will not be refunded.
For more information on the refund policy visit NHL.com
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Heinz Field Info
Some fans in attendance may already be familiar with Heinz Field from cheering on the Pittsburgh Steelers in person. If you have never been to the stadium before, click these links to find your seats in advance, or see what services and accommodations the stadium offers.
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