I think good seats are a waste unless you have alterior reasons (impress a client/friend/girl). The point of going to a game is to be part of the crowd and the action in the stands and for that the worst and best seats in the house give you pretty much the same thing. After all if you really wanted to "see" the game best, you should just stay home and watch it on TV. I went to the Super Bowl once, it was a total blowout (SB 27 when the Cowboys won their first against the Bills) and I was amongst mostly fans of the losing team, but we all had a blast. We were near the top of the stadium in the corner of the end zone but no one was complaining. In the end no one says to their friends, "yeah I went to the Super Bowl but my seats sucked".
How many CEOs and movie stars did you get to talk to?
Real fans and real stadium atmosphere is never found courtside or in the luxury boxes. To really have a good time you gotta leave the suits and the snotty rich behind, besides if you want that view just wait until the last part of the game when those people have left and the good seats are open. Sure the view isn't the same, but if you are going for a once or twice a year thing, to take in a game then who cares about the view?
Real fans and real stadium atmosphere is never found courtside or in the luxury boxes. To really have a good time you gotta leave the suits and the snotty rich behind, besides if you want that view just wait until the last part of the game when those people have left and the good seats are open. Sure the view isn't the same, but if you are going for a once or twice a year thing, to take in a game then who cares about the view?
Mine arent "luxury" seats, just club seats, which is a bit better than regular seats, but they arent worth the price, and I would gladly sit in the end zone at Raymond James for $30 a ticket rather than pay $130 a piece for those. There actually isnt a bad seat in that stadium....
