biffman

I’ve been to two games at the luxury boxes at the Fleet Center and one at Fenway. Fenway’s are really out of date. I mean, the stadium is really old, but you would think they’d upgrade the luxury suites. The Fleet Center suites are really nice. I haven’t been fortunate enough to get to the suites at Gillette. My friend has season tickets in 205 though. Really good seats.

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PantsB

The idea of the luxury box is combining the comforts of watching on TV with being at the game. You get the TV, couch, fridge, private bathroom and less traffic hassles but can still claim to have been there, feel the crowd, etc. The only thing I'd really want sitting outside would be a way to watch replays/different angles without waiting for the Jumbotron.

godef

Maybe that why he sits below.

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Halifax_Pats_Fan

I couldn't give a rip about the luxury box...this is just a status thing. I am blue collar and know it and am pretty comfortable with it. The seats I really would like to have would be those close to the field. I want to watch the New England Patriots play football, not smooze and small talk. I am there to watch a game...

Now if I could only GET seats close to the field without re-mortaging the house, I would be a happy camper...