I received my Fujifilm Holiday pack of tickets to 11 pre-selected 2008 midweek Yankee night games the other day. On the back of each ticket is a long laundry list of terms and conditions, in a very small point size. You almost need a lawyer to read the freakin' thing!
Most of it is the usual legal rigamarole we've all seen in one form or another... however, I noticed something which may be new for 2008 (boldface added):
Do the Yankees know something we don't know... but perhaps should? 
If, when you get your tickets, you find the font on the back is a little too small for your eyes, when you get to the Stadium you can mosey on down to the Advance Ticket Window and read the sign they've got posted up there:

(Photo taken April 29, 2006. © Gary Dunaier)
Most of it is the usual legal rigamarole we've all seen in one form or another... however, I noticed something which may be new for 2008 (boldface added):
GENERAL INFORMATION:
3. The Yankees make no representations or warranties concerning, without limitation, the condition of the Stadium or its suitability for any particular purpose and the Licensee accepts the Stadium "AS IS."
3. The Yankees make no representations or warranties concerning, without limitation, the condition of the Stadium or its suitability for any particular purpose and the Licensee accepts the Stadium "AS IS."

If, when you get your tickets, you find the font on the back is a little too small for your eyes, when you get to the Stadium you can mosey on down to the Advance Ticket Window and read the sign they've got posted up there:

(Photo taken April 29, 2006. © Gary Dunaier)

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