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A guy on Pulp said he looked at tickets for Indu and lower level was $170 each.
That's if you buy tickets from a reseller. Have ticket prices really risen all that much?
That's if you buy tickets from a reseller. Have ticket prices really risen all that much?
The 20.00 treadhead seats were nosebleed and sold out quickly.
The Shop
In 2010 section 100 in the same area was only $65 for me. 5 years later they were about the same price when I was at the ticket booth.
My tickets for Dallas at AT&T Stadium are normally around $75 a ticket for the club level seating. I remember seeing a price for well over $100 a ticket for that same level of seating when I checked tickets a few months ago. I was confused on why they were so expensive so I didn't buy any. I ended up doing the BTO Sports VIP thing so I never looked at those ticket prices again. I kept hearing about some coupon you could get for 1/2 off your ticket price though. Maybe they increased prices but added more coupons? I don't know. The attendance seemed normal though so evidently people didn't mind spending that much or there was a way to get better prices because the club level looked nearly if not completely sold out.
Pit Row
i thought it was roughly a 100% price increase from last year haha
i'm a die hard but but not getting drilled in the ass to see it live.
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to the dude who said the nj seats are the same/cheaper, can you refer me to where people are buying them? the prices i'm referring to are on the ticketmaster website.
My biggest complaint is parking is $30. I wish they would find a way to work the parking fees into the ticket prices or at least sell the parking pass when they sell the tickets. Maybe this is just personal preference but I hate spending $280 on 4 tickets then having to shell out another $30 for parking. It would feel better psychologically if I could pay $310 when I buy the tickets and be done with it.
We went to Bert's to look at their San Diego tickets and they sucked balls. They had outfield seats under the new jumbo tron for 39 dollars. I looked at the track map and saw that this was behind the start straight and far away from the track. I looked on ticket master and they had upper level seats for 20 dollars plus fees. I went home and bought our seats that night. They were very good seats for 31 dollars a piece. Much better than the 39 dollar seats they had a Bert's.
Also, San Diego lets your bring in whatever food you want as long as it's not hard. They said to cut up apples and other hard foods so you can't throw them. They also allow sealed water bottles and juices. This information was available on their website. We packed a ton of snacks and water and took the train down from Mission Hills by our hotel. We at Subway for lunch and then watched practice all day. Went through the pits several times. Then ate the rest of our subway on the grass behind the outfield while watching the outside jumbo tron before the night show started. It was so nice. The train ride back to mission hills was packed though. It was ok because it was mostly people from the race.
You gotta be cheap. I do research to find how to keep it cheap.
Most expensive I can find for Indy is $95, but I don't know where that is since most of the lower bowl is sold out.
The concessions crew wasn't used to a crowd actually showing up at the stadium, though. The lines were ridiculous.
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