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Taking issue with a sensible gesture from @robertweathers? Sad!!
I might add, take a duck boat tour. Sounds cheesy, but I recommend it to all my friends who come to Boston for the first (or 2nd) time and have never had an unhappy customer. Besides you and your kids are Pats fans. Duck Boat rides are in your blood.
Actually in the early 60's you could STILL get unreserved grandstand seat in left and right field for $.75. They were a better deal than the bleachers because by the 5th inning you could sit in a box seat most of the time.
He's a great pitcher but what a weird thing to do over such a benign and factual comment that eck made
Actually in the early 60's you could STILL get unreserved grandstand seat in left and right field for $.75. They were a better deal than the bleachers because by the 5th inning you could sit in a box seat most of the time.
Back in those days you could literally take the T and see a game for a dollar (as long as you were willing to take along a few life saver rolls for nourishment.
60.. They signed Campbell in 1977, my senior year of high school... We had "open campus" back then where you could sign in and out to go to McDonalds, an internship or sneak off to Fenway.....$3
Are you 115 years old?
He must have been sitting in the bleachers. Our seats cost $15.
My stub is $15 too, I'll try and grab a pic. I remember going to a doubleheader against the Tigers, sat in the bleachers had a couple dogs and a few beers and might have spent $20 for the day. Now its $40 to park.
I think Mazz is on to something.
The seats were comped... My dad owned a tire dealership and the distributors wanted to keep them happy so they doled out tickets for high profile events. We were lucky enough to score the ones for game 6...Well I guess not everyone is RICH like you guys
$3
Are you 115 years old?
$3 was for a night or weekend game. In the early 70's during the week day games were the norm. Bleacher seats were $1 with a student id (IIRC $1.50 without) and a beer was 50¢. Not a bad deal for spending the afternoon day drinkin' and batting beach balls around with the coeds that went there to sun themselves. The hardcore Fenway Faithful called us the Bleacher Creatures but man those bleachers were the place to be. It was a 15 minute walk from Northeastern to Fenway, usually took considerably longer to stagger back
