These professional sports game tickets prices are out of hand

[itsyoung!!]

I bought $11 tickets to the oakland raiders vs broncos game, and moved down to almost on the field by half time , im a bay area fan of all sports but 49ers and giants are my teams , but how can I pass up $11 raider tickets and $2 oakland As tickets and pretty much sit wherever

on the other hand buying a SF giants ticket

they keep winning world series
but ticket prices keep rising

Baseball is THE best deal in sports and its summer



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Not SF Giants

Wizards season tickets are $399

Oakland raider season tickets were $250

 

[itsyoung!!]

double post

 

[KEEPITTRILLA]

just sit at nosebleeds, at&t center its still a decent view and its only like 5-20 bucks per ticket depending on who we play

 

[#1 pick]

are tickets expensive or are you not making enough money

Lame ass negro

 

[banan]

Just checked, courtside seats for the Heat @ Lakers game, 10th February cost around 24900 bucks, I'm outta here...

 

[DeVanteSwing]

Just checked, courtside seats for the Heat @ Lakers game, 10th February cost around 24900 bucks, I'm outta here...

i better get a dap from Bron for that much $

at least a nod

 

[banan]

i better get a dap from Bron for that much $

at least a nod

That's the only dap you'll get:

 

[The Bilingual Gringo]

Wizards season tickets are $399

Would consider this only to see other teams though.

 

[ElMasChingon]

Just bought 2 Bulls vs Lakers tix for $430. 200 Section from Stubhub. It's still kind of expensive but hey, it's the Lakers coming to town.

 

[unit321]

I hadnt been to a spurs game in like 2 years, which that year I went to 5 games, but all were free tickets I either won or was given. Well my girl and were talking about going to a game, we didn't want nosebleed seats and obviously the courtside seats are too high, so I started looking at midlevel type seats and they run about a $100times 2x plus want ever snacks food, thats like $250

10-4

NHL and NFL prices are through the roof. Last pro game I went to was a Ravens game. Got cheap nosebleed tickets but the stadium is newer so every seat is pretty good. The stairs are pretty steep which scares me but if you walk carefully, it's not a big deal.

 

[CrimsonTider]

Nose bleeds aren't bad seats at a NBA arena

 

[SkinsWizNatsCaps]

i spent 100 for 2 tix in the 200 section of Verizon to see the Clippers on Feb 4

 

[Lucky_Lefty]

Would consider this only to see other teams though.

That's why I bought my season tix. I may go to a random game if the opposing team has a player I'd like to see. Other than that, I just either resell or donate my ticket to the wounded warrior project. I want to get nats tix but I know them shyts are about to get expensive

 

[Mr. Jack Napier]

$185 each for 3 tix in the 400 level at MSG for the Knicks/Nets game

 

[unit321]

I've seen an NHL game in the club seats. Company had an event and we got free seats. They had a room behind the club seats to hob nob with managers, eat snacks and stuff. Seats were awesome. It's a total joke how many people just ignore the game and hang out in the rooms. Next NHL game, see how many club seats are empty and the back rooms are filled with people, maybe not in Winnipeg but like in Tampa or LA.
I hate watching NHL hockey in nosebleed seats, the puck and players are so small, you just end up watching the big screen most of the time.

MLB, I got to watch a game in Fenway Park for free, first base line seats up around 20 rows back or something. My sister's friend had free tickets from his company. Those were totally awesome. The crazy thing was every hit into the outfield looked like a home run because you lost sight of the ball because there was the upper deck roof over you.
Saw a Montreal Expos game, around $15 in the cheap seats. They were playing the Atlanta Braves, mid 1990s, they were super good at the time but everyone was too tiny and the ball was a mini-dot. Didn't enjoy that game as much.