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Just saw a pair of tickets home plate 6 rows back for $29 each on Stubhub with parking pass included. I couldn't even get rid of my tix today no matter how much I lowered em. I guess the only way to look at this is we are in luck if we make the playoffs and need tickets.
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I could deal with tr305 threads if a Seinfeld bit was posted in them.
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Well, he is right. I've tried selling a handful of games that I couldn't make this year and there's no market for the tickets. I had an easier time selling unusables at Sun Life.Comment
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Except he's talking about selling his tickets for today's game but there were not $29 tickets 6 rows behind home plate for today's game.Comment
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stubhub says they have 0 tickets for today's gameComment
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They just stopped selling em at around 11. I don't get why the instant download ones don't stay up.Comment
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That's because the system shuts two hours before the game.Originally posted by Ramp View PostComment
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Ah good call, guys. Still refuse to believe there were tix for $29 right behind home plate.Comment
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I believe it. I have row C behind home plate (that's third row since Marlins do letters then numbers for rows). No how, no way do they sell for face on stub hub. Maybe if I list it a few weeks in advance trying to make my money back I get someone to bite at face. Last minute, if I have to unload them, they're going for below face. Since, bless tr305 and his silly rants, i assume he saw row 6, not row F, I can absolutely see row 6 behind home plate for $29 in an effort to "please don't make me eat the entire cost."Originally posted by Ramp View PostLast edited by Swifty; 05-12-2012, 11:46 AM.Comment
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There weren't. My brother is down and wants to go to a game. We were reloading stubhub every few minutes. Those tickets did not exist for the Saturday game. Not only were there no $29 6 rows behind homeplate, but there were no seats anywhere in the homeplate box sections for less than $40 (last row). Edit: Don't know if they were last row, but they were at the top of the section and were probably not less than $54 at the very cheapest.Last edited by Beef; 05-12-2012, 11:52 AM.Comment
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I think the perfectly reasonable explanation as to why there isn't a strong resale market here is that most of the Marlins fans who were planning on going to a dozen games or so now have some manner of season-ticket, making them less likely to look for resale. Ultimately, it's not a "problem" for the team. The bigger problem is, coming off an 8-1 road swing and playing against a NY team, we can't get close to a sellout.Comment
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they got 31k last night, 34k today and another 30k tomorrow
the Marlins are beyond pleased right now
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a shame those $29 tickets aren't available tomorrow
(edit: I highlights all the sections behind homeplate, gold and blue)Comment
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Beyond pleased is a bit of hyperbole, no?
I don't think you can be beyond pleased if it's 80% capacity of the smallest park in the NL.
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I was disappointed last night. Visibly empty sections (and when I say empty, I mean empty, the last three in the second level down the left field line had like 12 people in them combined).
Friday night, Mets in town, coming off a feel-good winning trip, Santana going against us, that's gotta do better than 80% capacity.Comment
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