Does anyone hold SEASON TICKETS to their respective home teams?

Journeyman · Aug 10, 2003

I use to be a Junior Oriole

13 game package stranded out in rightfield.....And I use to have Colts season tickets ...Back in the mid 70`s , myself and my grandfather....

What are the prices of thes season ticket packages these days

I can remember getting in for 1.50 student discount at Oriole games, and 'pricey' box seats were 5 bucks

PatrickMcIrish · Aug 10, 2003

I have Lightning tickets and split a pair of Buc tickets with a friend. I don't want to admit the prices though, LOL.

TTinCO · Aug 10, 2003

Haven't since college, but Colorado St. season tix are $140 this year & they have a damn good shot at a BCS bowl game & top 10 ranking.

It's not Lincoln.....but it might be a happier place this year(and I'm an NU grad).

BTW, they serve beer

Journeyman · Aug 10, 2003

CSU , now that looks like fun place...cheap seat too!

Always like those wacky Rams games .....

TTinCO · Aug 10, 2003

Tix for the Colorado game are $40+....it's damn tempting. This team is much better than the #25 ranking they got-but we'll have no "real" way to know. If they beat Colo & Cal (should be slight fav in both) they SHOULD go undefeated(BYU style). The conference is a joke, but they've choked before.

WildBill · Aug 10, 2003

If the frickin commissioners of any sport would ever allow a major league team to come play for us 1.5 million residents of the Las Vegas area then sign me up, whatever sport it is. We get so screwed here by those guys with the heads in the sand.

When I lived in CA I had season tickets to the Sharks for 3 years. We had cheapest category of seats in the house, about $800/year. Sorry thing about it is that I went games in Boston and Chicago and those places are like masoleums. The fans from those cities scoff at fans in newer hockey towns, but they ought to come out and see how we support bad teams year after year.

TTinCO · Aug 10, 2003

WB....I go to quite a few Av's games, but when it's $45 for a nosebleed or $145 for 3rd row blue line, I go for quality over quantity.

PatrickMcIrish · Aug 10, 2003

Maybe it's me but I just love to watch hockey down near the glass. I hear about the sight lines and all but it's great to be right on top of the action too.

PO69 · Aug 10, 2003

We have season tickets to the Astros and the Rockets. Anyone in Houston soon can send me an email and maybe no one is using the tickets for the Astros, but that is doubtful since we usually sell our tickets to the scalpers who in turn 2x the cost to buyers.

Actually the Astros have a deal where if you DONT use tickets for a game, then you can return the unused tickets to the box office and get credit towards other tickets bought during the same season, so they dotake care of their season ticket holders!

Rockets have the same deal, but it is a bit modified and not quite the same thing

Railbird · Aug 10, 2003

have season tix for every pro sports team in California, and Sea Mariners. As a fan I only use NewPort Beach Breaker tennis and I attend mid major hoop games in SoCal.

PO69 · Aug 10, 2003

Railbird, we are not talking about Little League baseball or high school football here!

Journeyman · Aug 10, 2003

Railbird-

Every team in Cali. that would cost a fortune

Not to mention the traveling from top to bottom?

TTinCO · Aug 10, 2003

Chalk up another JJ/Railbird style bullshit response inciting post....

Railbird · Aug 11, 2003

Not GS Warriors but every other team

Railbird · Aug 11, 2003

excuse me not SJ Sharks either

Railbird · Aug 11, 2003

gonna buy an extra mini plan for Oak A's for World series acsess. also going to get all the Cavs road games I can.

PatrickMcIrish · Aug 11, 2003

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have season tix for every pro sports team in California, and Sea Mariners. As a fan I only use NewPort Beach Breaker tennis and I attend mid major hoop games in SoCal.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>

Come on man, tell me you are joking. How many pro sport teams are there in California? At least 20 I would bet. You have season tickets for all of them AND Seattle? Wow. What do you do when SF, Oakland, Anaheim, San Diego and the Dodgers are all home on the same night? And Seattle?

Of course if you are a ticket broker I could see it the more I think about it. Even with that just seems like a lot of work to handle tickets for all those teams year round and make it profitable. I know a few guys because I unload my tickets a lot and these guys are professional ticket scalpers but they do not have anything like this working.

Railbird · Aug 11, 2003

right Pat for buisness, of all teams Ive only been to about 3 angel games and even then get there in 3rd or 4th and leave in 7th or 8th. Only time Ive been in staples center was for about 3 songs of a Springsteen concert. If its not Cal-Irvine basketball or Sandiego State football I cant be bothered.

HacheMan · Aug 11, 2003

I too, like Pat, have 2 Bucs seats. Club 3's, almost 3 grande for the pair.......

I sell the package every year and purchase end zone seats which are just as good for 1/4 of the club seats price.

mgspooky · Aug 11, 2003

SEASON TICKET HOLDER FOR THE
NEW JERSEY NETS. It has been a long time and finally having the chance to really enjoy them.
Also own partial ticket package to the New York Mets which I probably will be giving up. And looking to take on a package with the Phillies at their New Stadium next year which is easier and quicker to get to than New York.
Also partial ticket holder to the New Jersey Devils.
Own Season Tickets to the NEW YORK JETS as well.
Mostly use them for business although have not missed a Nets playoff game in their recent history. At least since the mid '80's which of course I am smiling since they never really made it till the past year and the 1 game against the Bulls and Jordan.

Have a great week guys.