Horizon League 'Motor City Madness' Tickets on Sale Tomorrow

By: Dec. 09, 2015
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All-session tickets for the 2016 Horizon League Men's Basketball Championship at Joe Louis Arena will go on sale on Thursday, Dec. 10 at 10 a.m. ET. For the next six days, fans will have the exclusive opportunity to purchase tickets in their teams' respective fan blocks to take in all nine games of the "Motor City Madness" tournament, including the Championship Game, in which an automatic berth to the NCAA Men's Basketball Tournament will be on the line for the winner.

An all-session ticket will cover all nine games of the tournament, which runs from March 5-8 at Joe Louis Arena in Detroit. Fans can purchase tickets by visiting MotorCityMadness.HorizonLeague.com/tickets and clicking on the appropriate school logo link.

Fans purchasing an all-session ticket will also receive a complimentary T-shirt, which will be redeemable throughout the tournament on the Joe Louis Arena concourse.

On Thursday, Dec. 17, all-session tickets outside of the fan blocks, along with a limited number of single-session tickets, will go on sale at 10 a.m. ET. These tickets will be available by visiting MotorCityMadness.HorizonLeague.com/tickets or by calling the Joe Louis Arena Ticket Sales & Service Office at (313) 471-7575. Fans can purchase single-session tickets in their school's fan block starting on Monday, Feb. 15.

The Horizon League men's basketball tournament is returning to a single-site format for the first time since 2002. For the latest information on teams, fan activities and the city of Detroit, visit MotorCityMadness.HorizonLeague.com, or follow on Twitter #MotorCityMadness.

The Horizon League is an NCAA Division I athletics conference comprised of 10 member institutions located throughout the Midwest's major metropolitan cities. Headquartered in Indianapolis, the League and its members strive to be highly competitive athletically while committing to the total development of its student-athletes and creating a lasting impact on campus and in the community.

To learn more about the Horizon League, visit HorizonLeague.com and follow the League via @HorizonLeague on Twitter and Instagram and at Facebook.com/horizonleague.



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