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This is being offered by Visa as a perk to some of their cardholders. It seems to me like it's way overpriced.

Thoughts?

Pricing
$660 per package; limit one package per cardholder per game

Visa Signature Cardholders have an opportunity to purchase a Patriots game day package that includes tickets to a home game and a pre-game tailgate party.

Package Inclusions

* Two (2) 300-Level Concourse tickets to one (1) Patriots home game
* Two pre-game Patriots Tailgate Party tickets with food and beverage
* Patriots Game Day Magazine
* Two (2) Patriots hats

Package Exclusions

* Airfare and hotel accomodations
* Unscheduled meals (breakfast, snacks)
* Purchases such as gifts, memorabilia, etc.
* Optional activities above and beyond package inclusions
* Transportation to/from event, event parking
* Food and beverage purchases made while inside the stadium
 
So they are essentially charging what, about $200 per person for the pregame food and beverages?

No, not a very good deal.
 
The deal seems excessive as.......
300 level tickets: $65.00-$89.00 dependent on the row
Pre-game Tailgate -price unknown
Game Day Magazine - $10.00-$15.00
2 Hats ($25.00 each) $50.00

So your at $243.00 (with the higher price ticket and without knowing the party cost). Add parking at $40.00 and your much better off buying tickets on your own and tailgating with hundreds of others.
 
This is being offered by Visa as a perk to some of their cardholders. It seems to me like it's way overpriced.

Thoughts?

It isn't horrible at $330 per person.

300 Section seats - $100 each
Tailgaiting party - $160 (based on Fred Smerlas' All Pro Celebrity Tailgating party price)
Gameday Magazine - $15
Hat - $25

Total: $300 per person ala cart

So it costs you about $30 more per person than if you bought everything separate assuming you can find seats. If you can, you are better off buying the tickets yourself and going to Smerlas' tailgating party:

ALL Pro Celebrity Tailgate Party
 
It isn't horrible at $330 per person.

300 Section seats - $100 each
Tailgaiting party - $160 (based on Fred Smerlas' All Pro Celebrity Tailgating party price)
Gameday Magazine - $15
Hat - $25

Total: $300 per person ala cart

So it costs you about $30 more per person than if you bought everything separate assuming you can find seats. If you can, you are better off buying the tickets yourself and going to Smerlas' tailgating party:

ALL Pro Celebrity Tailgate Party


Those are the key words right there.
 
I'd rather get a couple of SRO tickets and save a few bucks.
 
My father and I spend less than $660 for gas (from Connecticut), parking, tailgate (between the two of us, we already have the equipment), and seats in the 100s. Not a great deal Visa's offering, if you ask me.
 


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