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Saying home and keeping their money. Yankees want $2600 for one ticket per game for field level!!!
Losing by 16 runs to Cleveland probably doesn't help, either. :oops:
You give them too much credit...they lost by 18. :)Quote:
Originally Posted by flyboy 28
Dude, between contractions, my wife, the other doctor and I were watching the 9th inning, wondering,
what the.....????? 21-4?
It was actually 22-4. :oops: :oops:Quote:
Originally Posted by mirrodie
The other day I was seeing what tickets were available for the end of April when I get home from school and I picked a Saturday game and selected Best Available just to see what comes up....you used to have to always pick that cause everything used to be sold out pre this year. Anyway, the best available was 8 rows behind home plate. You used to NEVER be able to get them even if you knew people - let alone through the Yankees' website.
Too bad they wanted $1,000 each for them... :roll:
Matt showed me this link yesterday, giving us all an idea of some amazingly-designed seats in the Bronx.
http://consumerist.com/5216444/whoops-y ... ee-tickets
I have only been to CitiField, but it's clear that the stadium was built with the intention of having people stand around, walk around and hang out as opposed to sit and watch the games. There is no Mets culture in the stadium at all. Without the stench of Flushing Bay, one would not know the Mets even played there.
[quote="Phil D."]Matt showed me this link yesterday, giving us all an idea of some amazingly-designed seats in the Bronx.
http://consumerist.com/5216444/whoops-y ... ee-tickets
That is SERIOUSLY screwed up!!!