Season Seat Holder Presale today @ 10am.

[Aaronkv]

Friendly reminder, Anyone partaking? Typical of every year the password is your account number. I'm happy the limit is 12 this year. I always try for a big group on Opening day and it being 4 last year made that not as easy.

 

Anyone have a link to ticket prices? Only showing Club level prices online right now. I know they're dynamic and all, I'm sure opening day will be expensive with all the dumb TM fees added as well. Looking forward to the sticker shock of 7 tickets to a "premium" game.

[iiisenordingdong]

This is what I saw for Yankees Wednesday NOT INCLUDING FEES!:

 

Upper view 28.25

View All-Star 42.50

View MVP 47.50

Lower View Box 42.50

Lower View All-Star 43.50

Lower View MVP 64.50

RF Pav 50.50

RF MVP 64.50

Terrace Box 47.50 

Field Box 64.50

Edited February 18, 2014 by iiisenordingdong

[iiisenordingdong]

Here is what I saw for an Astros Weekday Game:

 

Upper view 6.50

View All-Star 9.50

View MVP 15

Lower View Box 9.50

Lower View All-Star 15

Lower View MVP 22.50

RF Pav 11.50

RF MVP 15

Terrace Box 17.50 

Field Box 21.50

[Aaronkv]

Those are including most fees except a 5$ processing fee for the whole order, not per ticket.

 

I bought in Upper view MVP for opening day and it was $47.50 as well.

 

 

 

Ticket & Price Details

TYPE SSH PRESALE-ADULT

TICKET PRICE US $40.00 x 1

FEES US $7.50 x 1

Edited February 18, 2014 by Aaronkv

[Nowani]

So looking at available seats using Interactive view shows how many seats are no longer owned by season ticket holders. There are abundant great seats available throughout the stadium. The interactive pricing is interesting too. I picked a low interest game such as Houston on a weekday (with no promotion) and the seat price is actually slightly lower than my season ticket cost. However, the same seat for Yankees is about 5 times my cost.

 

It will be interesting to see what the attendance figures are in May when it slows down. I will be very surprised if Opening day sells out this year. The Yankees may be the only sell out games we have this year (thanks to Jeter).