Thursday, February 7, 2013

Valentine’s Day in Boston Offers Something for Everyone, All Weekend Long



Valentine’s Day is upon us and now is the time to make plans. Boston-based online ticket vendor AniceTicket.com offers their top 8 picks for the best Valentine’s Day activities
for singles, couples and families in Boston.


Whether one has procrastinated in making Valentine’s Day plans or is just in need of a little inspiration, have no fear. Boston ticket vendor AniceTicket.com has compiled a list of things to do in the Boston area to celebrate this Valentine’s Day all week and weekend long.
Here are our top 8 picks:
1.Proactive Bostonians can get a head start on Valentine’s festivities by surprising their sports fan sweetie with an unexpected early sports date! Boston Bruins tickets for the game against the New York Rangers at TD Garden on Tuesday, February 12 would be a great pre-holiday outing.
2.Or what about a courtside ‘Valentine’s Eve’ date to see the Boston Celtics play the Chicago Bulls Wednesday, February 13?
3.Another option for the ‘night before Valentine’s’ is an evening at the theater to see Jersey Boys, the Tony Award-winning jukebox musical about the formation, success and break-up of the 1960s rock 'n roll group, The Four Seasons. Jersey Boys is underway at the Colonial Theatre on Wednesday, February 13 and every evening through the weekend.
4.Also on the theater scene, for those who like comedy, is the Blue Man Group, performing at Charles Playhouse on Valentine’s Day (Thursday) and throughout the weekend. With three shows on Sunday, the 2 pm Blue Man Group performance would be a great idea to pair with Sunday brunch. (Here’s a list of some great places to brunch in the city).
5.On February 14, those seeking a laid back time with food and good music should consider tickets to Big Head Todd & the Monsters at Boston House of Blues.
6.Looking for something more fancy and romantic? On February 14th legendary singer Tony Bennett will be serenading the night away at Boston Opera House.
7.For those who may have kids as their special Valentine, Disney on Ice: Rockin’ Ever After is in town and makes a fun daytime family date. The ice show, featuring favorite Disney characters, is happening Friday, Saturday and Sunday at TD Garden.
8.Last but not least, for any sports fans, socialites or jet setters looking for a quick getaway, tickets to NBA All Star Game in Houston would make an impressive Valentine’s Day gift and would be showing lots of love!
For more ideas on things to do for Boston Valentine’s Day 2013 or to purchase Boston Celtics ticketsBoston Bruins tickets or Boston Blue Man Group tickets at below box office prices, check out http://www.AniceTicket.com.


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Tuesday, January 17, 2012

Celtics Tickets don't have to be Expensive

The NBA season is finally underway and there are not many teams hotter than the Boston Celtics.  With a roster of three future hall of famers in Paul Pierce, Ray Allen, and Kevin Garnett, it doesn’t take much to motivate fans to attend games.  With a shorten season comes limited home games, so those interested in watching this legendary team live should buy their boston celtic tickets early.

As with any major sport the closer you can get to the action the better.  Although many fans may be discouraged by the prospect of being out priced or too late, they will be pleasantly surprised to know that there is an outlet that can ease these concerns. Buying your boston celtic tickets online is your best bet.  There are plenty of opportunities to buy the right ticket at the right price.

The Celtics are definitely in contention of winning another championship so be sure to give yourself the opportunity to witness history first hand.  Attending a game is not just something to do to entertain yourself, it’s an experience. It’s stories that you can pass down to your kids and eventually your grand kids.  Fans that attended the old Celtic games with Larry Bird and their many rivalries with the Lakers still tell their stories today as if the game was played yesterday.

So the next time you are unsure on whether or not you want to spend your hard earned money on a game remember that some experiences are priceless and you have the potential to witness history. 

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