Coliseum Memories: Home ice was a home away from home for longtime fans
The fans say they became friends with the ushers, the people who sat near them, the security guards and even the guys taking the tickets.
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May 18, 2021, 2:27 AM
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Updated 1,318 days ago
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539ds agoNassau Coliseum has been home ice for the Islanders, but it has just been home for many longtime season ticket holders.
A few of those Islanders faithful shared what they’ll miss about the Coliseum once the Islanders move to Belmont. For many, coming to see the Islanders provided an escape from reality.
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