$14 if I remember correctly
Chipotle three tacos range from $10-$13. So it’s not a terrible price. And they loaded it up. I was full.
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Chipotle three tacos range from $10-$13. So it’s not a terrible price. And they loaded it up. I was full.
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Looks like Levy will be in charge of our concessions eventually based on their job postings. They're at a ton of places including T-Mobile Arena in Vegas, Staples Center, Barclays, United Center, Wrigley Field, Dodger Stadium, and Camden Yards among hundreds of others.
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Looks like Levy will be in charge of our concessions eventually based on their job postings. They're at a ton of places including T-Mobile Arena in Vegas, Staples Center, Barclays, United Center, Wrigley Field, Dodger Stadium, and Camden Yards among hundreds of others.
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I've been to T-Mobile, United and Barclay's semi recently, T-Mobile had all you can drink sodas so curious to see if that's something they bring in with them. I'm for anything that puts us one step closer to fan friendly concession stand prices.
Yes, my rep mentioned this and of course hyped it as a step up.
One recent article / blog I found from when they started Oklahoma football games this year—
One recent article / blog I found from when they started Oklahoma football games this year—
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What are folks favorite sections to sit in? Trying to find a middle ground between price and good seats
Easily section 20 in my limited experience. Club right behind you access to Bill and Dano. See NJ shoot twice. Worth the premium to me. What you spend on tickets you will save by not having to buy food.
Copied from the first post in this thread. This is the language that is copied from Ticketmaster.
Club seat access:
Section 7 & 9 (Rows GL1 to 5): The newly designed private clubs invite guests to experience a lively atmosphere with the best sight lines. You’ll receive luxury seating, access to the newly renovated clubs and an all-inclusive gourmet buffet. Rows 6 and above: No club access.
Section 18 & 20 (Rows GL1 to 8): The newly designed private clubs invite guests to experience a lively atmosphere with the best sight lines. You’ll receive luxury seating, access to the newly renovated clubs and an all-inclusive gourmet buffet. Rows 9 and above: No club access
Section 8 & 19 (all rows) The newly designed private clubs invite guests to experience a lively atmosphere with the best sight lines. You’ll receive luxury seating, access to the newly renovated clubs and an all-inclusive gourmet buffet
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Thanks for pointing me to that thread. I missed it in my first check. Thanks.
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One more question about parking:
I usually park in the 47-63 Green Street Deck but it seems tonight it is very expensive at $30.
The ground lot next to it Park J & L Zone 3-4 claims to be $15 on Parkopedia but it says there could be additional fees for game nights. Would they really charge me extra cash when I show up even after I have reserved for $15?
Any other good *self-park* options and/or garages? Thanks!
I usually park in the 47-63 Green Street Deck but it seems tonight it is very expensive at $30.
The ground lot next to it Park J & L Zone 3-4 claims to be $15 on Parkopedia but it says there could be additional fees for game nights. Would they really charge me extra cash when I show up even after I have reserved for $15?
Any other good *self-park* options and/or garages? Thanks!
Gotta get outta the house tonight! Looks like weekend tix more or less triple on ticketmaster. So they are around $60 tonight vs Ottawa. Do these prices drop as we get closer to game time? I'm not too far from Newark. Could pay the $120 for a pair but if there's an opportunity would like to. Have not tried this with hockey tix. Thx
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Anybody here have a partial plan and hear anything about playoff tickets? I have an 11 game plan and haven't heard a thing but I got an email the other day about having to opt out of auto-renewing my partial plan. In the past we'd get an invoice for playoff tickets weeks before they'd go on sale to the public and they have to be going on sale any day now.
Hi, i got two extra tickets for the rangers game. Section 116, row 13, seats 11 & 12. Since I'm not US citizen, selling those tickects via traditional market places is very difficult. PM me if intrested.
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Not sure where to put this. Are there any Devils bars in NYC to watch the playoff games? @StevenToddIves didn't you used to bartend at one back in 2018?
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I have a 14 game plan, was told there was some availability for playoff tickets in the 200s a little while ago, expressed interest...and I haven't heard back since. I'm getting edgy about it.
Oh, and I think those street tacos are the same ones they have in the Cantina stand on the 200s level. I do agree that overall the food's been better at the Rock this year, at least in terms of there being more options, though I can't say it's on the level that a place like Citi Field is when I go out for Mets games. Then again, I guess most places don't go as insane as Citi does when it comes to concessions.
On the topic of more fan friendly prices, the last time I was in Toronto and went to a Blue Jays game I thought it was pretty cool that they had a stand that was only items selling for something like $5 or so. They were smaller portions, sure, but I liked the gesture, seems like something other places should consider copying.
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Baseball is so centered around concessions and things outside of watching the game, that I wouldn't expect your average hockey/basketball venue to compete. For the most part, when people go to hockey games, they grab a beer, maybe something quick to eat between periods, and watch the game.
At baseball games, people are rarely in their seats watching the game the entire time. There's more of an emphasis of the experience of walking around an open concourse in the summer, eating food, and half paying attention to what's actually happening on the field.
The Devils definitely need to do a little better job with the concessions, but I don't think they'll ever compete with your average baseball options and it would probably be a waste of money and effort to bother trying.
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This is what ticketmaster is showing right now. I don't really understand this though. How can there be a "Resale Onsale" if STH's haven't even been able to buy yet?
Our rep told us they didn't really hold much of an inventory back and there's not much left outside the 200s. Not sure how true that it is though..
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