about tickets for this year's game.
They are not selling individual game tickets only season tickets.
Trying to be tactful, hard for me, I pointed out how I've been buying Giants game tickets thru them since 2009. A couple of times in excess of 80 tickets, especially when they were horrible, we (Giants Fans) sold the stadium out for them.
Once Brady retires and your season ticket sale plummit, your first call will be to me.
Yeah! Them too!
Definitely take care of the fans first while it lasts.
Tampa sports is on a roll right now. Bucs, Rays, Bolts. The Bolts being the most successful. But how many times over the years, that the Bucs and Rays had decent seasons followed by crap and the so called fans don't show up. If not for out of town games, Yankees Redsox, Giants Pats, the seats are empty.
I guess what I'm trying to say is there are a lot of bandwagon fans. My guess many of the season ticket purchases both last year and this are Pats fans jumping on the bandwagon. As soon as he's gone there will be a void to fill and who will they be calling.
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Bucs, not Buc's.
Yeah! Them too!
Fred, as someone who works in ticketing, we cannot factor for the future in our current dealings. It's a commodity market. It would be like you trying to buy pork commodities and beat your broker up on price because plant-based restaurants are popping up. The price and availability will get to you when it gets to you.
I know that's such an asshole message to convey, but it's the truth. Don't expect loyalty in your ticket buying experience - someone else is happy to buy what you won't.
Ya, I love going see the games when they are here. Basically a home game.
I’ve been to some games, particularly I think it was 08, where I legitimately think it was about 80-90% Giants fans.
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In comment 15264271 SFGFNCGiantsFan said:
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Bucs, not Buc's.
Yeah! Them too!
Fred, as someone who works in ticketing, we cannot factor for the future in our current dealings. It's a commodity market. It would be like you trying to buy pork commodities and beat your broker up on price because plant-based restaurants are popping up. The price and availability will get to you when it gets to you.
I know that's such an asshole message to convey, but it's the truth. Don't expect loyalty in your ticket buying experience - someone else is happy to buy what you won't.
I understand that. Just in the past they called me knowing I was interested in the Giants games. Good salesman! Knows where he can make a sale. Next time when Giants are in town,
I'd be interested.
Back to the scalpers...
It's amazing how "Bucs fans" have come out of the woodwork, isn't it?
6 or 7 years? I know Brady has been sticking it to Father Time by winning a Super Bowl at 43, but there is no way he'll still be playing at 49 or 50.
I think his skills are just going to fall off a cliff at some point.
MNF in late November should be beautiful.
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No sane person is sitting out there under the florida sun for 3 hours for trash football.
MNF in late November should be beautiful.
Absolutely. If I had a chance to get to that game I would. Great time of the year.
Back to the scalpers...
I remember that's what the Phillies did years ago when the Yankees visited them, same with Boston. You couldn't get individual Yankees or Red Sox vs Phillies tickets to the game. You had to buy the bundle to other shitty Phillies games vs the Marlins, Reds and Braves etc.
Had to be 2006 or whenever.
Sounds like the plan for Sunday before will be to meet and watch all the games at the local Giants bar where we did the meet and great Fri last time. The name escapes me now but we'll figure it out.