Rangers Season Tickets Holders

[RosensRug]

Does anybody know if 306 is a solid section?

Would argue those are some of the worst seats in the building behind the back row blue seats. The view is obstructed in row 2 and the bar rail by the design of the building. Beyond that the folks in row 1 tend to lean forward and further obstruct the view. Would avoid.

 

[JRinNYC]

Does anybody know if 306 is a solid section?

Looking at the seating chart, and my recollection of MSG, section 306 are just 2 rows of seats and bar stools on the bridge. Seats are right behind the 7th Ave goal where the away team shoots twice. IIRC, I took this photo in between sections 305 or 306 about a month ago after the game. (Did not sit there, my seats are in 227). You do have a clear view of the goal below you so don't worry about it.

 

[JRinNYC]

Would argue those are some of the worst seats in the building behind the back row blue seats. The view is obstructed in row 2 and the bar rail by the design of the building. Beyond that the folks in row 1 tend to lean forward and further obstruct the view. Would avoid.

I think you're confusing the 400's with the 300's. The 400's are pretty bad with obstructed view of the near goal and scoreboard, like you mentioned.

 

[Anthony5967]

Looking at the seating chart, and my recollection of MSG, section 306 are just 2 rows of seats and bar stools on the bridge. Seats are right behind the 7th Ave goal where the away team shoots twice. IIRC, I took this photo in between sections 305 or 306 about a month ago after the game. (Did not sit there, my seats are in 227). You do have a clear view of the goal below you so don't worry about it.

Thanks! I was worried the closest goal was going to be obstructed by the fans a row in front

 

[Anthony5967]

Would argue those are some of the worst seats in the building behind the back row blue seats. The view is obstructed in row 2 and the bar rail by the design of the building. Beyond that the folks in row 1 tend to lean forward and further obstruct the view. Would avoid.

That’s what I thought. I know people tend to lean over, which doesn’t help.

 

[JRinNYC]

Thanks! I was worried the closest goal was going to be obstructed by the fans a row in front

This is closer to 305 I believe (taken with a wider lens). If you're in row 2 you should be able to lean over or even stand up without affecting anyone behind you since there are only 2 rows in sections 304, 305 and 306.

 

[RosensRug]

These are from 307 a couple of games ago. Maybe the seats behind the net are better but i would still avoid knowing that people in row 1 are likely going to lean forward.

 

[broadwayblue]

Just got this email:

You've been through it all with this team, so you know when it just feels right. As we look ahead to the 2022-23 season, we couldn't be more excited to have you share it with us and continue on this journey together.

We’re excited to provide you with Membership Renewal information for the 2022-23 NHL Season! Lock in your preferred pricing by renewing prior to the deadline of Tuesday, April 26.*

You will notice an increase in price on your invoice for the 2022-23 season. Should the Rangers not qualify for the 2022 NHL Playoffs, your membership pricing will remain unchanged from your 2021-22 rate.

 

[trueblue9441]

my seats were 78 this year - up to 84.25 next season - im in 213 16

 

[Section311]

Got the renewal email. First thing it said was Michael which isn't my name. Im section 224 my tickets are going up to 129 a ticket. They were 119 this year.

 

[17futurecap]

Got the renewal email. First thing it said was Michael which isn't my name. Im section 224 my tickets are going up to 129 a ticket. They were 119 this year.

Got Michael as well, so professional.

 

[sbjnyc]

Did you get a per game price or did you estimate from the total? Usually my price per game is exactly the invoice divided by number of seats divided by 44 but that doesn't work out to a round number this year unless shipping is included or maybe there are fewer preseason games. My total per seat increased by up $370 which is $8.41 per game.

 

[NYRFAN218]

225 row 15, from $89 to $96 and change. I was hoping $92-$95 so they exceeded it which I guess is expected in its own right with this company.

 

[NYRFAN218]

Did you get a per game price or did you estimate? Usually my price per game is exactly the invoice divided by number of seats divided by 44 but that doesn't work out to a round number this year unless shipping is included or maybe there are fewer preseason games.

Probably no even number anymore since they have variable pricing.

 

[Section311]

Did you get a per game price or did you estimate from the total? Usually my price per game is exactly the invoice divided by number of seats divided by 44 but that doesn't work out to a round number this year unless shipping is included or maybe there are fewer preseason games. My total per seat increased by up $370 which is $8.41 per game.

Yea i just divided by 44 and got 128.52

 

[sbjnyc]

Probably no even number anymore since they have variable pricing.

I've had variable pricing for several years now but each year I would get a round number per game (after excluding shipping). Maybe they only did that while still offering the average game price to people? Just seems weird.

 

[RosensRug]

My seats in 219 row 4 went from $99 average up to $107, my friends in 421 went from $37.50 up to $41.

 

[NYRFAN218]

I've had variable pricing for several years now but each year I would get a round number per game (after excluding shipping). Maybe they only did that while still offering the average game price to people? Just seems weird.

Think it was that yeah. Plus, there's no more physical tickets so nothing to print on the tickets anymore.

 

[sbjnyc]

Think it was that yeah. Plus, there's no more physical tickets so nothing to print on the tickets anymore.

Did they announce they aren’t going back to physical tickets? In any case you can find the face value for each game on the digital ticket.

 

[NYRFAN218]

Did they announce they aren’t going back to physical tickets? In any case you can find the face value for each game on the digital ticket.

Doesn't display any fees or costs beyond the ticket package which it used to in the past with physical tickets so I'm assuming they're staying digital. And not sure if the ticket cost displays when you transfer tickets but I could be wrong. The average price on tickets was mainly cosmetic for those that would sell physical tickets which isn't a thing anymore.

 

[sbjnyc]

Doesn't display any fees or costs beyond the ticket package which it used to in the past with physical tickets so I'm assuming they're staying digital. And not sure if the ticket cost displays when you transfer tickets but I could be wrong. The average price on tickets was mainly cosmetic for those that would sell physical tickets which isn't a thing anymore.

I'm pretty sure it does but I'm not 100%.

 

[patnyrnyg]

Didn't notice until now, but apparently my name is now Michael, too.

Mine were 89 each, now $96.11? How the eff did they come up with the 11 cents? 223 barstools

 

[JimmyG89]

Didn't notice until now, but apparently my name is now Michael, too.

Mine were 89 each, now $96.11? How the eff did they come up with the 11 cents? 223 barstools

It's the Messier tax.

Mine went from 125 to 135. 311 barstools

 

[Nash Money]

Another Michael checking in. Non-center bridge seats going from $125 to $135.

 

[patnyrnyg]

It's the Messier tax.

Mine went from 125 to 135. 311 barstools

If my entire package is $10 less, it would br 96 each. Thinking some idiot carried a 5 instead of a 4.