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Omar is spot on. NO one will be buying season tickets next year. Why would I buy them when I can get behind home plate for $20 bucks on stubhub ? Or down the line for $7 dollars
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Except I don't think the secondary market in May will make much of a difference on season ticket sales- DaftGod would be expecting a first pitch breaking ball in the dirt because humans love to disappoint him.Comment
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If nobody buys season tickets, there will be less of a secondary market to buy from, dummy.poopComment
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There will still be plenty of people buying season tix, just not nearly this many. There was a little sarcasm in there dude. Again, you can't troll me.Last edited by tr305; 05-14-2012, 06:21 PM.Comment
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If there will be fewer people buying season tickets, there will be less of a supply on stub hub. Prices will not go down as a result.poopComment
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Section: Vista Reserved 324
Seats: Row 6 | Seats 23
Quantity: 1 Your seats will be together
How you'll get
your tickets:
Electronic - Instant Download ($5.45 USD)
Download your tickets and print them yourself
When you'll get
your tickets:
Available for download within minutes of placing your order
Price per ticket:
$0.99 USD
Prices are set by sellers and may be higher than face value
Now try and find that price around the country folks...Comment
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You can go on StubHub right now and buy tickets for tomorrow's Yankees/Roylas game at Yankees Stadium for $1.00. You can get into Miller Park tomorrow for $.50 against the Giants. What's your point? I'm not completely sure that MLB teams don't put these seats on StubHub themselves just to get people in the ballpark and collect parking/concession money. It's better than the seats going unsold.Originally posted by tr305 View Post
Anyway, with few exceptions, baseball teams rarely sell out...especially weeknight games during school.Comment
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