Tickets?

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but that is against the rules here and I don't want to get kicked off the site.

I don't really care were we sit, but i want ROW 1 of whatever section it is. The last game i brought my son to was in 2006 against he Bears as i mentioned. He was only 7yrs old at the time and we had tickets in the 3rd tier, but a few rows back in it. He could not see anything the entire game because people were standing, i felt pretty bad for him as he is a die-hard Giants fan. But as i thought about it over the years even for myself I now want ROW 1 no matter what.

I am seeing two tickets in the 3rd tier in section 344 (corner end zone) which are row one for $430 for two tickets including parking pass. Honestly i was looking around and i would rather sit in the 3rd tier than the 1st or 2nd as you seemingly see more and way cheaper.

If anyone has a couple ROW 1 tickets for any home game let me know and maybe we can work something out...If its against he rules sorry, but we are all fans here and realistically it should be allowed as long as it does not get out of hand.

Your son might not be able to see over the obtrusively large railing. Mezzanine has no railing.

I am 6'1 and my son is 15 1/2 and probably. sitting down are you saying the railing obstructs the view?

Don't know why they couldn't use glass.


I don't have any personal experience sitting there. So maybe someone else can come in and say if its an issue or not.

at Giants games. If your son is 15, it hardly seems like an issue worth ruling out anything but row 1 for.

I understand, for years it was all for him. He is tall enough now where it really wouldnt matter. But i am to the point in my life where i would rather just not have anyone in front of me.

That pic posted above ain't bad at all IMO

In comment 11887485 Shockwave said:

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I understand, for years it was all for him. He is tall enough now where it really wouldnt matter. But i am to the point in my life where i would rather just not have anyone in front of me. That pic posted above ain't bad at all IMO

I've never heard anyone complain about it. Just wanted to make sure you knew.

Email me... I need to ask you for some advice...

Since the ticket exchange allowed tickets to be sold for over face. I do think the ticket holders should be allowed to make money. It just priced me out.

In comment 11887463 Shockwave said:

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...If its against he rules sorry, but we are all fans here and realistically it should be allowed as long as it does not get out of hand.

Shockwave: the rule here is for your own protection. BBI, namely Eric, cannot be held in way responsible for a transaction with another BBI member that could potentially go wrong. By permitting ticket sales here, he opens himself to liability should something not go well.

I've linked it below:

Tickets through BBI - ( New Window )

In comment 11888027 mrvax said:

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In comment 11887463 Shockwave said: Quote: ...If its against he rules sorry, but we are all fans here and realistically it should be allowed as long as it does not get out of hand. Shockwave: the rule here is for your own protection. BBI, namely Eric, cannot be held in way responsible for a transaction with another BBI member that could potentially go wrong. By permitting ticket sales here, he opens himself to liability should something not go well.

That is understood, but there are thousands of forums out there with buy/sell forums for whatever subject matter the forums are regarding. Take my interest for example, I have played guitar for 20+ years and i visit a few guitar/musician forums that have 100,000+ members. These forums all have a buy/sell forum and there have been times where people get ripped off but it is not the sites responsibility to manage or protect the buyers. Its the same as doing a deal through Craigslist.

In comment 11887895 exit58 said:

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Since the ticket exchange allowed tickets to be sold for over face. I do think the ticket holders should be allowed to make money. It just priced me out.

There are many games for which tickets are available at or below face. Ticket exchange doesn't allow you to sell below face, but stubhub does.

In comment 11888195 Mad Mike said:

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In comment 11887895 exit58 said: Quote: Since the ticket exchange allowed tickets to be sold for over face. I do think the ticket holders should be allowed to make money. It just priced me out. There are many games for which tickets are available at or below face. Ticket exchange doesn't allow you to sell below face, but stubhub does.

Tickets that are available below face are nose in the upper deck... is that is what you want. Also, you can buy from the ticket exchange up to 3 hours before game time. Stub hub pulls all listings down a few days before the game.

In comment 11888215 EricJ (formerly Tyleraimee) said:

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Tickets that are available below face are nose in the upper deck... is that is what you want. Also, you can buy from the ticket exchange up to 3 hours before game time. Stub hub pulls all listings down a few days before the game.

No, there are frequently tickets available at or below face in the other levels as well. Not for the more desirable games, but it's pretty easy to find decent tickets without paying over face for a non-premium opponent or if the weather's bad. And stubhub does not pull listings days before a game - you can buy tickets now for today's 4pm games.

I haven't looked lately. I will check it out.