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Just a reminder the goal of settling here and now was to prevent STL from getting ALL of the NFLs financial documents for all 32 teams as part of discovery. The NFL has been specifically fighting to prevent this for a while, and failed. Kroenke signed legal documents to indemnify the other 31...

We talk a lot about "armchair quarterbacks", but this thread has proven "armchair statisticians" are far far more insufferable.

My nosebleed corners were $125 a seat, the cheapest seats you could get. Sold them for $700 after fees in July. Fun note, I could buy them back for about $250 right now. Told myself I wouldn't, but if it drops to $200, I may have to go past minute lol.

Sure looks like he's sick. Sure sounds like he's sick. Would love to know if he has been or will be Covid tested.

They're cheap now! Under $300 and will probably be in the 2's by this weekend.

Man, I'm looking at the pricing now... I could buy my seats BACK and still clear $400+ in profit per seat. Ticket market is crazy sometimes.

I sold my season ticks. 3 in the nosebleeds. I'd love to go, but it was literally a choice between going to 8 games for free, or going to 9 for $2,300 bucks. That, and I don't love night games...

Yea, it'll take a few years of under 6 wins to get us there (here's hoping that never happens). But there are only 8 teams that don't have a season ticket wait-list right now, which tells me you can be consistently mediocre and still have people in line for seats.

You're probably not wrong, but I thought the same thing after Brady retired, and after the pandemic season, and renewals were apparently even higher than previous years. I think the only way the renewals go down is if the secondary market sours. Right now, people may never go to a game, and...

They are currently seating people that signed up in 2003 and have been for the last 3 years. Seats are sold at face value, the secondary maket fluctuates wildy for games based on demand and timing, but for the most part its above face value.

I'm still confused by this decision. Why did they do that?

You start in nose bleeds, you can request upgrades, which gives you a 15m window in July to pick available seats based on seniority. Frequently, including last year, there are zero seats available since hardly anyone gives up their seats. Think of it like hermit crabs, if someone in the 100...

Does anyone know what happened with the Pats parking lots today? Several pats lots we're "closed" until others filled up, which has never happened before and appeared to cause massive backups onto route 1. I don't know why the change, but it really screwed up parking and tailgating.

I saw some people struggling really hard with it. Definitely fastest to load it ahead of time to either apply pay or Google wallet. This means you don't need an internet connection at the gate. Overall, I'd say lines were 50% slower getting into the stadium

I sold my bucs tix in June, and now I'm going to all the other games for free. Just too much money for me to pass up this year.

https://go.gillettestadium.com/rs/227-QUG-057/images/2021PatriotsSTMPricingIncPlayBreakdown.pdf

I got my seats in 325. Went to the last game in Jan 2020, and Im downright fiending to return.

Without the fan meetup section, I wasn't sure where to post this. I've got tickets to the MIA game, and one of my friends just backed out. Anyone in the CT area interested in going to the game and tailgating? Tickets are cheap seats. PM me for details.

Did anyone else get an email stating their are no seat upgrades this year? My account has had STHs since 96, so I was a little surprised. Says its due to "excitement" and stadium upgrades, but I didnt think they had lost seats to the new board.

Is it too much to hope they spend the money saved from printing tickets and put it into the annual season ticket holder box stuff we get?