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  • so when will the seats and everything else actually start being taken out. it seems like they dd t pretty quick at shea.

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    • 40,000 seats in saleable condition

      20,000 pairs of seats

      Pairs of Stadium seats: ranging from $1499 - $1999;

      At a minimum, that's $29,980,000. Steiner paid $11.5 million for all of the cities items within the stadium. I can understand the screaming from Assemblyman Brodsky.

      The Shea seats at $900/pair seem like a bargain now.

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      • Originally posted by Curly SB View Post
        20,000 pairs of seats

        Pairs of Stadium seats: ranging from $1499 - $1999;

        At a minimum, that's $29,980,000. Steiner paid $11.5 million for all of the cities items within the stadium. I can understand the screaming from Assemblyman Brodsky.

        The Shea seats at $900/pair seem like a bargain now.
        There are packages not listed on the site that are nice... I got a commemoritive seat (actual seat back and seat, renovated sides), Yogi Berra signed ball, ticket collage, a framed "I want to thank the good lord...", and $50 back for $949.. that with a pair of untouched seats is $1,650.. they had different ones also.

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          • Originally posted by SultanOfWhat View Post
            now that hurts to see...steiner waisted no time getting them out

            I also don't understand why steiner is breaking up the rows of 3 and 4 seats in them...why not just price them 750 per and not detach those...
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            • Originally posted by Mattingly85MVP View Post
              now that hurts to see...steiner waisted no time getting them out

              I also don't understand why steiner is breaking up the rows of 3 and 4 seats in them...why not just price them 750 per and not detach those...
              What I want to know is does this mean there weren't any full, A, or B plan holders in 329-339 ? Because the Yankees are charging $500 more ($2000) for those people to request their specific seats. But then why are they being crated in the same box before people have had the chance to request them? But if they're all labelled properly, then why do you have to pay an extra $500?? Something's not right

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              • Originally posted by GordonGecko View Post
                What I want to know is does this mean there weren't any full, A, or B plan holders in 329-339 ? Because the Yankees are charging $500 more ($2000) for those people to request their specific seats. But then why are they being crated in the same box before people have had the chance to request them? But if they're all labelled properly, then why do you have to pay an extra $500?? Something's not right
                Come on, Gordo. Did you think for an instant that the extra $500 (or any part of it) represented an actual cost or effort incurred by Steiner?

                They're charging an extra $500 because they believe they'll get it.

                "It's only business."

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                • Originally posted by GordonGecko View Post
                  What I want to know is does this mean there weren't any full, A, or B plan holders in 329-339 ? Because the Yankees are charging $500 more ($2000) for those people to request their specific seats. But then why are they being crated in the same box before people have had the chance to request them? But if they're all labelled properly, then why do you have to pay an extra $500?? Something's not right

                  How do you know theyre not labeling the boxes? I think more than likely theyre labeling the boxes. And maybe they gotta get the seats out by a certian date.

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                  • How long fdid it take them to get the seats out of Shea? Think they will be done by this time next week? Two weeks from now?

                    You can also see that in fact ALL of the wall padding has been removed, including the foul territory. Indeed every part of this Stadium won't be sold off to the highest bidder.


                    Richard

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                    • Originally posted by Curly SB View Post
                      20,000 pairs of seats

                      Pairs of Stadium seats: ranging from $1499 - $1999;

                      At a minimum, that's $29,980,000. Steiner paid $11.5 million for all of the cities items within the stadium. I can understand the screaming from Assemblyman Brodsky.

                      The Shea seats at $900/pair seem like a bargain now.
                      Curly you bring up an interesting point. But something else to think about; while I was in Yankee Stadium back in November, I managed to pull off a private tour and I was fortunate enough to see the Gherig pillar room.

                      In this room are stacks of boxes, about eight feet high in some places, that are FULL of backup, repaired and recycled seat backs and bottoms. My take on it was that the padded seats weren't put in until long after the renovation. My guess is that all the standard seats were removed and stored for later use.

                      If I had to guess, I would say that those seats were definitely left in the Stadium when the Yankees abandoned it and they will be sold off too. I didn't see any frames, so this might give them an extra few thousand seats to sell as individuals.


                      Richard

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                      • Originally posted by RichardLillard1 View Post
                        Curly you bring up an interesting point. But something else to think about; while I was in Yankee Stadium back in November, I managed to pull off a private tour and I was fortunate enough to see the Gherig pillar room.

                        In this room are stacks of boxes, about eight feet high in some places, that are FULL of backup, repaired and recycled seat backs and bottoms. My take on it was that the padded seats weren't put in until long after the renovation. My guess is that all the standard seats were removed and stored for later use.

                        If I had to guess, I would say that those seats were definitely left in the Stadium when the Yankees abandoned it and they will be sold off too. I didn't see any frames, so this might give them an extra few thousand seats to sell as individuals.


                        Richard


                        The padded seats in the old stadium weren't put in until some time in the
                        90's. I think it was either right before the strike or right after the strike, I can't remember. Anyway, I remember sitting behind home plate with my dad a couple times, and the seats weren't padded yet.

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                        • this is heart breaking.
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                          • Originally posted by jimmyjimjimz View Post
                            How do you know theyre not labeling the boxes? I think more than likely theyre labeling the boxes. And maybe they gotta get the seats out by a certian date.
                            I'm pretty sure they are labeling the boxes. That's the point. Why charge extra to season ticket holders for something they're doing anyways

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                            • Because they can.

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                              • Every person involved in this desecration should pay for their crime. New Yorkers will look back on this as a historic horror.
                                Cleon Jones catches a deep fly ball in F. Scott Fitzgerald's Valley of the Ashes, and a second-grader smiles in front of the black and white television.

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