Yes. Yes they do.I wonder if Securitas still escorts you out for swearing when you pay $6,800 for your ticket
Yes. Yes they do.I wonder if Securitas still escorts you out for swearing when you pay $6,800 for your ticket
Damn. That's SUPER low.
An updated stadium map with pitchside prices. Looks like they'll be opening them up to the public for sale. Front row in all sections is $7,650. 2nd and 3rd row in PS1 is $7,225. 2nd row in PS4,5 is same price. No 3rd row in PS3,4,5
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Have you reached out to fan services?
AKA - The price to be the star of the viral video of you getting hit squarely in the nuts by an errant Saunders kick.
i called too and they said my view will not be affected which is bs. They advertised the sale and renewal of my seats with one seating chart and then changed the seating chart after we all renewed. They definitely violated the law in doing this.
I imagine not much more than the Away/Home bench.Looks like I made a good move by getting away from second row of 107. Do we know how tall the pitch side seats are?
I'm just saying if the put seats that block our few, they better have a plan to make us happy.You sure you want to start a legal battle with CFG lawyers?
Just throwing it out there, but I'm really not sure you'll have as much to fear as you think. Your seats - correct me if I'm wrong - are raised up above the outfield wall - so even row 1 has an elevated viewing position. Those seats look to me like they're just going to be a row of fold-out chairs lining the side of the pitch, like the VIP seats in basketball where you get the gifs of players colliding with Hollywood celebrities holding drinks etc. From the graphic, I don't think there's going to be more than one or two rows of seating. OK, you might struggle to tell whether a ball was in or out if it was on the sideline but I reckon you'll be able to see everything on the rest of the pitch without too much trouble.
Just adding my tuppence, of course. As I say, could be wrong.
I'm just saying if the put seats that block our few, they better have a plan to make us happy.
May we should have a class action suit if there's no remedy offered? The whole point of our legal system is for resonable men to have a method of recorse if we're being treated unfairly (I'd even say swindled) in a business dealing and the other party is not offering to settle with us civilly. If enough of us partake, we may actually get them to respond before it ever goes to court.
A reasonable man would actually sit in the seats for a game before threatening legal action.