On September 25, 2011, the Tiger-Cats will host the Calgary Stampeders in Moncton, New Brunswick as part of this year’s ‘Touchdown Atlantic II’ celebration. This game will be the second regular season contest in Canadian Football League history to be played on the east coast following last year’s inaugural Touchdown Atlantic game between the Toronto Argonauts and the Edmonton Eskimos.

Q: I’m a Tiger-Cats season seat holder. What happens now that a home game will be played in Moncton?

Ticats season seat holders will receive a credit equal to the amount of one regular season game that will be applied toward a potential 2011 home playoff game. You may alternatively apply the credit toward an additional 2011 regular season home game at Ivor Wynne Stadium, including the Labour Day Classic.

To apply your Season Seat credit, or if you have any questions, please contact your service team at 905-547-CATS.

Q: What is price of the tickets I can purchase with my credit?

As a season seat holder, you are entitled to purchase 2011 playoff tickets at regular season prices, as long as you have renewed your seats for 2012. You may also redeem your credit toward any 2011 regular season game at the same season seat holder individual ticket price (subject to availability).

Q: What will happen to my credit if the Ticats do not host a 2011 home playoff game?

If the Ticats do not host a playoff game in 2011, you will have the option of applying your credit toward 2012 season seats or receiving a refund.

Q: When are Touchdown Atlantic tickets on sale and how much do they cost?

Details regarding the Moncton game, including ticket information, will be released by the CFL in the near future. Ticats.ca will have all relevant Touchdown Atlantic information online as soon as it becomes available.

Q: Will Ticats season seat holders get priority access for the Moncton game?

Yes, Ticats season seat holders will be provided with an exclusive access window to purchase tickets before they become available to the general public. Information regarding this opportunity will be communicated to Ticats season seat holders before the pre-sale begins.

Q: Does it count toward the standings?

Yes, the Touchdown Atlantic game is considered part of the CFL’s regular season schedule. The result will be reflected in the CFL standings.