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No. I almost used them last year as their prices are a few hundred dollars less than everybody else, but I ended up going with a local Minnesota ticket broker. I am taking a bit of a flyer, but they seem legit. I put in a bid on their site and they called me and met my price, even though 3 seats for $2500 each isn't advertised on their site. I've had to talk to them several times because I had cc issues (even though you call them ahead of time to tell them you are making a big purchase, they still decline the damn charge). They're following the same security protocols as TickPick and StubHub in Atlanta, there are no bad reviews on-line, the broker gave me his cell phone number and if they rip me off, I am an attorney and I will hunt them down (I didn't tell them that part
). The charge was exactly $2500 per ticket; no extra fees.
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No. I almost used them last year as their prices are a few hundred dollars less than everybody else, but I ended up going with a local Minnesota ticket broker. I am taking a bit of a flyer, but they seem legit. I put in a bid on their site and they called me and met my price, even though 3 seats for $2500 each isn't advertised on their site. I've had to talk to them several times because I had cc issues (even though you call them ahead of time to tell them you are making a big purchase, they still decline the damn charge). They're following the same security protocols as TickPick and StubHub in Atlanta, there are no bad reviews on-line, the broker gave me his cell phone number and if they rip me off, I am an attorney and I will hunt them down (I didn't tell them that part
I clicked on it and that's each - not for the pair. A little deceiving on their part.
Well worth it, not even close.As of now, I am still going to follow your previous strategies - try to buy it on game day @ the stadium.
To those who have been chiming in and encouraging people to go - thank you.
A slightly tricky question to you folks who have been to the SBs:
once you were in your seats, did you feel that you could have spent a bit more and got tickets in a section closer to the field? Or, did you think that the whole experience of watching the game live even from the nose bleeds was well worth it?
Thanks in advance.
FrontRowTickets does have fees. I just checked for a single $2072 ticket and it added a $580.16 fee + $25 delivery.
They say it is, although they are not releasing the location until later today (they all do that so I don't go rob the place before the big game). I will be curious about how others who are waiting until game day do in terms of price. I hope you all get a bahgin.
Well worth it, not even close.
NRG stadium, and most new stadiums at that, don't really have a bad seat in the house. This isn't even my frugal/penny-pinching side convincing myself, but there's something about being able to see a play develop from a higher viewpoint.
Also - I was directly above James White when he scored the OT winner in 2016, so I may be a tad biased
If you're on the fence, go. It's not worth it to look back and have regrets.
Ah, you had said for a pair in your post w/the screenshot - that threw me off.
LOL, you're all good, man. No worries
