Finally off the Season Ticket Waiting List !

by williamhudsonlink on Jun 25, 2009 1:41 PM EDT Comment 3 comments

Got on the waiting list when I was 12 years old. Just turned 30. What a wait. Can anyone give me a breakdown of the ticket prices in the upper deck ?

They have me way up in the upper in a corner section for 704 per ticket, not including the 100 initiation fee.

Are endzone seats cheaper? I actually like sitting behind the goalposts and I have a friend who is advising me to call and ask for endzone seats because they may not cost as much as the section I am in now.

I know the first 10 or 15 rows of the upper deck are more expensive than the rows near the top of the upper deck, but are there different pricing levels around the upper deck based on sideline, corner, or endzone seating?

Thanks for any help fellas. Just trying to understand how they price the upper deck seats.

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I got into 444 last season

About 4 rows from the top for about $500/seat.

by ReggieBullits on Jun 25, 2009 2:40 PM EDT reply actions 0 recs

welcome to the season ticket holder world. one big tip: don’t sell your tickets to strangers. if they get in trouble in your seats you lose your tickets and your back on the 50 year list. i eat a lot of ravens tickets if i can’t go and close friends can’t buy them. i learned my lesson a few years ago when i sold a guy at work 2 Raven/Pitt tickets at cost. he was so thankful he couldn’t help but to sell them to another guy without me knowing. a week after the game i get a letter from the Ravens stating the guy in my seat got in a fight…with witness accounts!

the next home game i got the whole story. this drunk got into it with a pitt fan. i was given my 1 written warning. next issue costs me my season tickets since 1996. very harsh but with the increased PSL cost since 1996, the ravens would like nothing more than to get the old ones back and sell them for a premium. I paid $800 a seat for the PSLs in 1996. they now cost about $4000 each…and then $95 a ticket. its the only 401K plan i have left. it is almost a headache IF i can’t go. i’d rather throw $200 down the drain instead of let some no name sit there. you get poor in a hurry either way.

by raven on Jun 29, 2009 12:02 AM EDT reply actions 0 recs

Thanks for the info...

I will definetly make sure people I know and trust and are actually Redskins fans have the seats if I can’t make it. But I plan on making all of them. I drive from Salisbury Md. to get there !

by williamhudsonlink on Jul 4, 2009 5:50 PM EDT up reply actions 0 recs