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Originally posted by GordonGecko View PostI think the question fans really want to know is if "affordable" seats are going to be sold out, and I'm pretty sure they will be. You should be able to walk up any time and buy $400-$1250 seats to any non-premium game (opener, red sox, mets, old timers). But that doesn't mean you won't be able to get tickets, since I think all the people that bought season tickets on impulse will have a lot of extra tickets to sell and there's going to be a lot of supply on the secondary market. You'll be able to get tickets, just not from the Yankees or ticketmaster office (thank god)
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Originally posted by GordonGecko View PostSupposedly the 41-game assignments are starting this upcoming week
. . . but if we don't, how can they ever have the 15 game plans?
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Originally posted by dragonyankee View Post. The majority of the 54K plus seats in stadium are being sold are reasonable prices for the average fan.
Personally I can't wait until opening day to enjoy the benefits of a beautiful New Yankee Stadium!
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Originally posted by Mattingly85MVP View PostIt really stinks, I was banking on getting 2-15 game packages, sat and sun...doesn't look promising
I don't think you'll have a problem getting your two 15 game packages.
It's just the location might be a problem...
Instead of two 15 games plans, would you consider purchasing one 41 game plan?
It might help your seat location, and you'll be purchasing only 11 more games.
Just a thought...:twocents:
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One thing is for sure. They knew the seat configurations quite a while ago and could have started this process much earlier than they did. They could be done with this process already.
BTW - for those with Mets tickets as well . . did they try to push Full ST (including upgrades) as much as the Yankees seem to be doing?
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Originally posted by argenys View PostIf you have never had season tickets and are willing to purchase 5 41 game tickets is that even possible. Or is there a 50000000 person waiting line.Last edited by GordonGecko; 01-24-2009, 10:19 AM.
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Originally posted by SparkyL View Post
BTW - for those with Mets tickets as well . . did they try to push Full ST (including upgrades) as much as the Yankees seem to be doing?
Not really...
I was able to get a Mets Saturday plan in section 517, on the computer, at 10:01am, on December 12, 2008. It seemed like it was first come first serve, through the internet only.
For my full season Yankee tickets, they called me on December 16th, and I chose between certain locations.
So the teams did things a little differently.
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Originally posted by hitman23 View PostI don't think you'll have a problem getting your two 15 game packages.
It's just the location might be a problem...
Instead of two 15 games plans, would you consider purchasing one 41 game plan?
It might help your seat location, and you'll be purchasing only 11 more games.
Just a thought...:twocents:sigpic
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Originally posted by Mattingly85MVP View PostI was thinking about it, but for the most part, its really difficult for me to make the weekday games because of work (when I do, I have make up an excuse to leave work at 3-4pm so I can beat the traffic and make batting practice) and the 41 game plan only has 14 sat/sun games compared to 26 in the two 15 game packages.
I hear ya....
It's all about priorities...
Mine was seat location, and guaranteed playoff tickets, in the same seats...
If you're into the weekend games, and the weekday games are a hassle with work, then you're better off buying the two weekend plans..
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Originally posted by GordonGecko View PostIf you're an existing licensee, my guess is you can get as many 41-game seats as you want when your turn comes up in the 41-game relocation pool (in order of seniority)
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