It is $35 also, though the season parking pass for next season was $340 for all 17 games.How much to park at 161st? The 153rd St garage is $35
It is $35 also, though the season parking pass for next season was $340 for all 17 games.How much to park at 161st? The 153rd St garage is $35
Mostly just as a matter of amusement, I'm looking forward to NYCFC marketing next week. There will be one Home Game left this season and I'm curious to see whether they allow people who buy tickets for that one game to become "Founding Members" going forward.
Mostly just as a matter of amusement, I'm looking forward to NYCFC marketing next week. There will be one Home Game left this season and I'm curious to see whether they allow people who buy tickets for that one game to become "Founding Members" going forward.
Mostly just as a matter of amusement, I'm looking forward to NYCFC marketing next week. There will be one Home Game left this season and I'm curious to see whether they allow people who buy tickets for that one game to become "Founding Members" going forward.
Well, all we'll have to do to know for sure is wait until Sunday and see if they still offer it! If it's like $30 to get another Founding Member seat I might do it so I'll have two for next year.How can you find out for sure instead of speculation? If you do, Pleazzz let me know 'cause I am dying of curiosity too. lol
Did any of you drivers think of parking by the Woodlawn subway station on the street and taking the 4 to the game and from the game? You will be traveling on the subway going against the crowds both ways. Subway fare would be much less than the $35 or $20 parking fee per game and I think exit time to 87 would be pretty good. Likely less traffic getting to the stadium than driving all the way down too.
They sort of gave that impression way back, but their marketing after the season started has been clear that anyone who buys a season-ticket plan in 2015 is a Founding Member, even if you bought the plan after 3 games were played, or after 7 games, or 9, or 12, or as we are now anticipating, after 16 of 17 games were played. Buy one ticket for Oct 25, sign up for the full slate in 2016, and be a Founding Member. At this point, it is all about increasing those STH numbers by enticing people with future discounts.Maybe I was just drunk heading into the city on the train(usually am) but I thought the "Founding Members" we just the first 3000 STH
They sort of gave that impression way back, but their marketing after the season started has been clear that anyone who buys a season-ticket plan in 2015 is a Founding Member, even if you bought the plan 3 games were played, or after 7 games, or 9, or 12, or as we are now anticipating, after 16 of 17 games were played. Buy one ticket for Oct 25, sign up for the full slate in 2016, and be a Founding Member. At this point, it is all about increasing those STH numbers by enticing people with future discounts.
I've done that for Yankee games, but would recommend a better option. Drive to the Jerome Avenue stop and part in the 24-hour, covered Monroe College parking garage for about a buck an hour.Did any of you drivers think of parking by the Woodlawn subway station on the street and taking the 4 to the game and from the game? You will be traveling on the subway going against the crowds both ways. Subway fare would be much less than the $35 or $20 parking fee per game and I think exit time to 87 would be pretty good. Likely less traffic getting to the stadium than driving all the way down too.
I don't think there is a station called Jerome Avenue. The entire line runs along Jerome Avenue. Looking at where Monroe College is I'm guessing you mean either Kingsbridge or Fordham Road stations.I've done that for Yankee games, but would recommend a better option. Drive to the Jerome Avenue stop and part in the 24-hour, covered Monroe College parking garage for about a buck an hour.
Shorter subway ride & safer, convenient parking.
I've done that for Yankee games, but would recommend a better option. Drive to the Jerome Avenue stop and part in the 24-hour, covered Monroe College parking garage for about a buck an hour.
Shorter subway ride & safer, convenient parking.
Yeah, Ray's. That was the only place for pizza back in the day. Still miss it today, even though that was decades ago. Best in New York.stop at Ray's on 6th and 11th for a slice or two. I am so disappointed that incredible best Pizza in New York is now a Chinese restaurant. I literally had their pizza for over 25 years. Did any of you ever have Ray's on 6th and 11th, northwest corner?
Send a screenshot of your order confirmation or forward the email to one of the forum mods. BTW I'm not one of them [which I say because I've given these instructions before and the person sends me the email]. The Moderators are listed under the Staff Members tab which you can find by clicking on the "Members" link up top.I signed up as a founding member and put a wedge down for a season ticket for next year!
So, the big question is, how do I get on the season ticket holder list for the forum???
Correct -- I meant Fordham Road. The parking garage is on Jerome right by the Fordham Road station.I don't think there is a station called Jerome Avenue. The entire line runs along Jerome Avenue. Looking at where Monroe College is I'm guessing you mean either Kingsbridge or Fordham Road stations.