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Rep said our presale is at noon. So, we'll probably get a code in the next hour or so, closer to 12.
 
Is it just me or has the public face value dramatically gone up? In my mini plan offer I got sec 225 row 20 for $176. I distinctly remember the same area the past two seasons in the $120-$130 range.. and $80 or so for the back of the 400s which is now $160
 
dubidubidu said:
Is it just me or has the public face value dramatically gone up? In my mini plan offer I got sec 225 row 20 for $176. I distinctly remember the same area the past two seasons in the $120-$130 range.. and $80 or so for the back of the 400s which is now $160
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Not only has it gone up, but they change prices several times per day.
 
dubidubidu said:
Is it just me or has the public face value dramatically gone up? In my mini plan offer I got sec 225 row 20 for $176. I distinctly remember the same area the past two seasons in the $120-$130 range.. and $80 or so for the back of the 400s which is now $160
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My dad and I split a mini-plan in section 103. Regular season face is around $160. We got single game offers after renewing. First round well over $200. Second round well over $300.
 
These prices are insane for single games. I'm wondering if people will really buy them. I know it's the playoffs, but what I'm seeing is that the upper 200's center and balcony tickets went first for most games. Some 400s are selling. Nothing in the lower 200s is moving, same with the bridge.

These are your season subscribers watching, so some have tickets already through their plans. I'm very curious to see what happens at 2. I think they might be shocked a lot of inventory does not sell today.
 
mrjimmyg89 said:
These prices are insane for single games. I'm wondering if people will really buy them. I know it's the playoffs, but what I'm seeing is that the upper 200's center and balcony tickets went first for most games. Some 400s are selling. Nothing in the lower 200s is moving, same with the bridge.

These are your season subscribers watching, so some have tickets already through their plans. I'm very curious to see what happens at 2. I think they might be shocked a lot of inventory does not sell today.
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They just turned off the map.
 
mrjimmyg89 said:
These prices are insane for single games. I'm wondering if people will really buy them. I know it's the playoffs, but what I'm seeing is that the upper 200's center and balcony tickets went first for most games. Some 400s are selling. Nothing in the lower 200s is moving, same with the bridge.

These are your season subscribers watching, so some have tickets already through their plans. I'm very curious to see what happens at 2. I think they might be shocked a lot of inventory does not sell today.
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They'll still sell only because its the playoffs, but I think they're right at the point where theyre about to price themselves out.

I have a feeling scalpers are going to buy up the whole rows that were still available as of 1:30 and end up taking a hit when the market is flooded. Hopefully there will be some deals to be had day of game on Stubhub..
 
mrjimmyg89 said:
These prices are insane for single games. I'm wondering if people will really buy them. I know it's the playoffs, but what I'm seeing is that the upper 200's center and balcony tickets went first for most games. Some 400s are selling. Nothing in the lower 200s is moving, same with the bridge.

These are your season subscribers watching, so some have tickets already through their plans. I'm very curious to see what happens at 2. I think they might be shocked a lot of inventory does not sell today.
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Seems like you might be right so far. If I am remembering correctly, upper bowl tickets were pretty much gone 10 minutes into the general public sale, and they could be had for way way less $. I bought a couple sets of 2 this morning - game 4 and 6, rows 3 and 8 of the 200's for around 190 each + [insane] fees. Hoping I don't get burned if they don't sell out and decide to drop prices.
 
Decent amount was available using Blueshirts upper bowl but STILL pricey. Buck 99 for tix I get for 146 w half season.
 
They're definitely selling, seems like a lot of scattered singles left now, with a few pairs and triples. Making me feel a little better, but I'll be holding my breath until game 4 nears.

Please don't go down 3-0..
 
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mrjimmyg89 said:
These prices are insane for single games. I'm wondering if people will really buy them. I know it's the playoffs, but what I'm seeing is that the upper 200's center and balcony tickets went first for most games. Some 400s are selling. Nothing in the lower 200s is moving, same with the bridge.

These are your season subscribers watching, so some have tickets already through their plans. I'm very curious to see what happens at 2. I think they might be shocked a lot of inventory does not sell today.
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It's very simple, they don't want people buying just to turn around and flip them. They figure this is the price that people get on the secondary market so that is what they're asking. When the season ticket holder doesn't buy them, now the non season ticket holder can get them in a few hours for the same price they would have paid on StubHub or Ticket Exchange.
 
patnyrnyg said:
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It's very simple, they don't want people buying just to turn around and flip them. They figure this is the price that people get on the secondary market so that is what they're asking. When the season ticket holder doesn't buy them, now the non season ticket holder can get them in a few hours for the same price they would have paid on StubHub or Ticket Exchange.
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Obviously they don't, but at the same time, I didn't think people would be in a rush to buy them.

I wouldn't be surprised if they took down a lot of the pairs in order to make the game appear to be close to selling out, causing panic to buy the remaining seats. The rest will be slowly leaked out as other pairs and singles get bought on the market.

I think they'll be running the single ticket deal for the playoffs, just at a higher price.
 
I knew this would be a total scam and waste of time...I got the dumb password and tried to get 2 tix for round 2 game 3...only thing available was section 101 row 11 in the corner for $375 each plus fees it would come to $880...are you friggin kidding me...almost $900 to watch a round 2 playoff game??? what a joke
 
tailgunner said:
I knew this would be a total scam and waste of time...I got the dumb password and tried to get 2 tix for round 2 game 3...only thing available was section 101 row 11 in the corner for $375 each plus fees it would come to $880...are you friggin kidding me...almost $900 to watch a round 2 playoff game??? what a joke
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There are plenty of pairs upstairs now. Cheapest are 400s for $210 + fees
 
I think they will b doing all-for-one. Too many singles. There are still plenty of pairs. They really overpriced these tix. The jump from round 1 to round 2 for center upper rows is $207 to $268 fees included. 30%???

Rounds 2 and 3 are most vulnerable to buyers fatigue IMO. People just can't afford to go. Results could be then STHs undercutting the rangers. Buyers at least get a break
 
McD27 said:
I think they will b doing all-for-one. Too many singles. There are still plenty of pairs. They really overpriced these tix. The jump from round 1 to round 2 for center upper rows is $207 to $268 fees included. 30%???

Rounds 2 and 3 are most vulnerable to buyers fatigue IMO. People just can't afford to go. Results could be then STHs undercutting the rangers. Buyers at least get a break
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A lot depends on how many games they play. We've seen the fatigue in the past by round 3 but take 2015 for example. They played 3 home games in round 1, 4 in round 2, and 4 more in round 3. The year prior they played 4 home games in round 1, 3 in round 2, 3 in round 3, 2 more in round 4.

This year they're already capped at a max of 3 in almost every round. If one of the series ends in 5 or less, only 2 that round.
 
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