Now that the Winnipeg Jets have made history and advanced to the Western Conference final of the Stanley Cup Playoffs, fans are getting ready to bring the Whiteout to Vegas.
The Winnipeg Jets took to social media quickly.
So besides tickets and hotels… fans have just one other issue to worry about. Getting to Las Vegas.
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While the first two games will be played in Winnipeg, games three and four in the series against the Golden Knights will happen in Sin City on May 16 and 18.
So, what are Winnipeggers options when it comes down to getting to Vegas in time for those games?
The two cities are 2,700 kms apart. Just a few hundred more than the journey many fans made to Nashville.
For those who might be feeling adventurous, you can embark on a road trip.
The drive takes roughly 26 hours.
The games are just ahead of the May long weekend and many flights to Vegas were already sold out or close.
But as soon as the Jets clinched the series late Thursday night, WestJet announced it would be adding extra direct flights.
“The additional flights are on (May) 17 and 20,” WestJet said in a tweet. “The previous flights (like Wednesday’s) were already fairly full because of the long weekend.”
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Of course, there are also many other airlines that offer connecting flights through many different Canadian and U.S. cities like Calgary, Vancouver, Minneapolis or Denver.
Air Canada offers flights with one stop through Vancouver, which would get fans into Vegas in plenty of time for puck drop.
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