I know. For now, we are keeping them but selling more than we really want to. Gone are the days I attend all of the home games.
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DKH
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If and when the Bruins aren’t a playoff team and bottom 1-6 they will be like Chicago was recently until Betman did the right thing for the league and that franchise and rigged it so Chicago got first pick
Who ever thought Red Sox tickets for excellent GS game 2 on their site are $15
Celtics post big 3 loge $25 on secondary markets
Who ever thought Red Sox tickets for excellent GS game 2 on their site are $15
Celtics post big 3 loge $25 on secondary markets
GlenFeatherstone
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Same here. I enjoy going.
Unfortunately, being retired I am living on much less $$ and this is a HUGE expense for me. We will sell more games next season even thought I don't want to.
Also, sorry to say, we used to sell a few for what we paid for them but can no longer afford to do this.
We will be selling for as much $$ as we can get next season. I feel bad because many have asked if they could buy a game from us, but we are just going to put them up on the Exchange. If we don't do this, we cannot afford to keep them.
When you set your prices don't forget to keep in mind that there will be taxes to be paid on your profits. Can't win for losing.
Except in NH it seems different than MA.
If I don't sell some for a profit, I will have to give up my seats. We are getting priced out.
I get it, we're all getting priced out.
You probably won't have NH taxes to pay, but the fed will begin their phase in which looks like $5,000 in sales in 2024.
And what's worse is that we are forced to sell on the Exchange in order to offset the ticket increases, only to have the Bruins then raise prices based on what they see happening on the Exchange. Continued double digit price increases will eventually be unsustainable for current STH.
Note that this year the threshold to be considered a reseller was 80%. Next year it’s 60%. Not a good trend. Who besides corporations can afford to attend the majority of the games at these prices.
The silly old ladies who spend FAR too much on the Bs because they love going to the games.
Lordstanley
MusicMan
Double digit increases will eventually snowball in their faces , when this team doesn't make the playoffs and the seats become empty....it's been a good 18- 19 years since then. History always repeats itself. Next year I'm a 20 year STH holder , don't think I will make Legacy Member...lol
What crap. Very few options. Shame on them for such cheap shit. They should treat STH better.
OldScool
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You mean a $100 Stanley Tumbler with a screen printed logo isnt a good deal or a limited edition $100 bottle opener (that I wasn't eligible to get because the website crashed)?
I was having issues initially and then realized I needed to log in beforehand, sucks because I wanted to snag that WC post bottle opener thing.
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Yeah, weak options this year. The prices are way too high even with the "renewal reward." I also refuse to get the sweatshirt because the one I got last year was about 2 sizes smaller than the label says it should be.
My time was 9:45. It took me several tries to get to the venue screen. There was very little availability in both Loge and Balcony so don't stress that you are missing out on a good upgrade.
I saw a screenshot from the 10:30 group and there was something in most balcony sections.. now I get an error message saying "This Event Currently Has No Seats Availible"
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I totally forgot to log on during my timeslot. I doubt I would've moved anyway but totally missed the email. Kind of annoying that only have 45 minutes.
Huh maybe I did not look that closely. It looked like balcony availability was limited and scattered. Anyhow did you get in? Pretty bad that they have technical difficulties while the 45 minute clock ticks down.
