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| |  Posted Tuesday, October 21, 2008 2:42 PM | |
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| | I hope someone can help. My family is vacationing in Fl this weekend (10/26) and I would love to surprise my husband and son with tickets. I have looked on the exchange board but prices are higher than my budget. Anyone that has tickets for a reasonable $ I would be very interested! Please contact me @ asquirrel1@hotmail.com Thanks |
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| | | Posted Tuesday, October 21, 2008 2:50 PM | |
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| There are plenty of face-value tickets still available, directly from the team, through jaguars.com. In fact, looking right now I found 3 tickets available in the lower bowl, sec. 229, for 60.00 each.
Go get 'em.
EDIT- Just looked at the Ticket Exchange as well. They're selling under face value already.
I know what it's like to be on a budget, but come on. The prices are reasonable.
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| | | Posted Wednesday, October 22, 2008 11:59 AM | |
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| | I am wondering what the ticket sales outlook is on this game???? Jags have splashed the AFCa package today on the website which tells me there are tickets to sell... But there has been no news about seats needed to avoid blackout etc.... I really think that the NFL has loosened blackout rules because of the economy... The Dolphins-Ravens game last week was shown locally but one look at that stadium made you wonder how that was a sellout???? Dolphins only showed attendance of 64K which is tickets sold. Capacity is 76000.... A real test of my theory will be in Detroit this week and probably 2 weeks when the Jags go there and see if it is blacked out.. Where could there be a worse economy than Detroit these days.... |
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