never been to a game

[patsfan-1982]

i heve been in connecticut just about all my life and have been a PATRIOTS fan as long as a can rember and i never been to a game im hopeing to go to one this yer i was just wondering is it hard to get tickets are they all was sold out ?

 

[Sean Pa Patriot]

Look at Ebay for tix, its impossiable to get tix legit.. Unless you go yourself, just look for ticketmaster tix and usually you could get a ticket that way..

 

[unoriginal]

At this point there's probably a waiting list to be a janitor at Gillette.

 

[primetime]

Look at Ebay for tix, its impossiable to get tix legit.. Unless you go yourself, just look for ticketmaster tix and usually you could get a ticket that way..

I've managed to get a set of two tickets three or four times while looking for either games in advance or the week before and getting lucky. If you don't mind going yourself, it's even easier.

 

[Jimke]

i heve been in connecticut just about all my life and have been a PATRIOTS fan as long as a can rember and i never been to a game im hopeing to go to one this yer i was just wondering is it hard to get tickets are they all was sold out ?

You would get a kick out of going to a game just to see the

Pats' state of the art stadium.

 

[NEP-tune]

What do you guys think of StubHub? I realize that it's legal scalping or some wacky thing. During preseason, I tried to get tickets for the the Steelers game played 12/9/07. In August, tickets (pretty good seats) were on StubHub for about $250 a piece. I actually contemplated. Then waited til the end of September and the same seats were $1200 each. Has anyone used them? They are the "preferred" agency for both Pats and Sox. What do you think? When Ticketmaster released tickets, it was a joke to get them even while logged in and trying 2 hours before sale time and refreshing every 5 seconds. I've never used eBay, but thought StubHub might be the same.

If StubHub is season ticket holders willing to sell their tickets, I wouldn't mind paying the over priced fee if I was helping a fan feed his family or heat his house, but I truly don't think that is the case here.

 

[jbb9s]

the absolute best way to get tickets is to become a season ticket wait list member and use the ticketexchange. Those tix are face. In the first 2 tickets that you purchase, you will probably recoup the 100 pp that you had to spend on the wait list.

 

[BradyIsaYankeeFan]

I imagine it would be alot easier to get tickets for Pats road games. You can try getting Jets-Pats tickets at Giants Stadium in NJ. I don't think the Jets have any fans left after this year. The Giants own the NY-NJ-CT area now.

 

[Jimke]

the absolute best way to get tickets is to become a season ticket wait list member and use the ticketexchange. Those tix are face. In the first 2 tickets that you purchase, you will probably recoup the 100 pp that you had to spend on the wait list.

I agree that this is the way to go. I got tickets to both playoff

games in this manner. Your chances are very good especially if

you can catch the ticket exchange shortly after the visiting team's

tickets are turned in. You have to be prepared to go to the game on

short notice. The tickets are turned in a couple of days before the game.

Keep watching this website during the season, the forum members are

very helpful in notifying members when tickets are being posted. Be

prepared; however, to spend considerable time on your computer to

get the tickets. I spent 3 and a half days to get tickets to the

AFC Championship game.

 

[pats1]

What do you guys think of StubHub? I realize that it's legal scalping or some wacky thing. During preseason, I tried to get tickets for the the Steelers game played 12/9/07. In August, tickets (pretty good seats) were on StubHub for about $250 a piece.

$250? That's insane.

I settle for nothing than face value. And that's why I was in Row 9 for the AFC Championship.