Baseball Season Tickets

[soooieman]

Can any of you help me out? I would like to get 2 season tickets between the dugouts. What can I expect as far as ticket price and donation? I know season ticket holders get a little break in cost. What are my odds at getting 2 in that area?

[jry04]

Roughly $600 for the pair. After last season I'd say you have a legitimate shot at getting them.

Last season will have very little, if any, impact on season ticket holders. Pretty silly statement.

Can any of you help me out? I would like to get 2 season tickets between the dugouts. What can I expect as far as ticket price and donation? I know season ticket holders get a little break in cost. What are my odds at getting 2 in that area?

$75 donation per seat, and about $200-$225/seat for the ticket, so like the previous poster said around $600.

[soooieman]

Great deal! Thanks guys

[spe450]

Not silly. There are openings every year and if you watched last year that may provide a few more.

There aren't generally fans that will bail after a bad season in the seats that the OP requested.  Those fans have typically held those seats for a decade or more.

[spe450]

Those seats come open more often than you think. You're just believing everything gentleman Jeff tells you.

Just since this past season I know of several corporations that have cut back on their entertainment expenses and hog baseball and football tickets have been one of the cuts.

I really don't care what long says but I have been a season ticket holder for a decade now and I know how long those people in those seats have had them and that it is rare for a new ticket holder to get into them.  There is a line of people with high priority points that are waiting for those seats.  There is no way anyone would be able to only pay anywhere near the minimum for those and get them in the first shot.

Also, a large portion of those seats are reserved for players tickets and VIP.

[TexasDad]

Where are the player's seats typically? If your kid is lucky enough to get a roster spot?

[ricepig]

Where are the player's seats typically? If your kid is lucky enough to get a roster spot?

On warm sunny days, where all the cute girls they've given their tickets too.......

[Amityvillehogger]

What's a suite go for now days ?

[OnTheHillHogFan]

What's a suite go for now days ?

If you gotta ask...



But on a serious note I have no idea. I know in the past they have had a pretty good waiting list for them.

[outlawhogeywells]

Waiting list on suites

[bfosh]

Agree on ability to get between dugouts is slim if you aren't a high classification donor(BM or around). 
Have been a season ticket holder on baseball for 6 or 7 years at Wild hog level and have asked to get behind a screen every year...most years giving $5-600 to baseball. 
While I could move in a little, I have stayed in 1st row further down the line.  Rather be in 1st row than buried in the crowd past the dugouts.

These are long time ticket holders that will never give up their seats(I wouldn't either) because the donation/ticket prices are so cheap if you've had them so long or they are at a high donation level that pick them up when someone does give up their seats.

I thought I remembered a year or more ago, the foundation stating an increase in donation levels required and I don't think that happened or if it did, it wasn't much.

Just the way it is with baseball season tickets.
Its a great value and a great product/fun for the family.

[PigWig]

There aren't generally fans that will bail after a bad season in the seats that the OP requested.  Those fans have typically held those seats for a decade or more.

My grandfather picked out his seats when Baum was still under construction.  They've pretty much been gifted to us over the last few years as he is no longer in the greatest of health, but I can definitely vouch for this statement.