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Just got the email. It’s time. Just a heads up.
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I'll answer that for you... yep. Prices went up. My seat in 643 is now $820, an increase of $100 from last year.Same here. I haven't clicked it yet to see if the price went up, but I the email is sitting in my inbox.
I just edited my initial post, and I have questions.I'll answer that for you... yep. Prices went up. My seat in 643 is now $820, an increase of $100 from last year.
That being the case, that means prices were really going up this season or they are putting a steep premium tag on some game considering there's one game less and I'm paying $100 more.We should have nine home games with one of them being a preseason game. The tenth game that would be a regular-season game will be played in London.
I would have assumed, in the interest of being as fair as possible, the team that loses a home game to London (or some other location) would get 2 home preseason games. Not that it would be completely fair, but better than nothing.
They could've at least made us feel a little better by going ahead and applying the credit from last year instead of putting it in a different section.
Andrus or any one else, correct me if I'm wrong here. Your ticket cost came out to $175 per seat or $350 a game for your two seats on average for 10 games in 2021. In 2022 the cost is $204 per seat or $408 a game for your two seats on average for 9 games in 2022. I say nine games b/c I thought the nfl said they were going to rotate 1 home preseason game one year and then two home preseason games the next year since there are only 3 preseason games now. We had two preseason home games last year so I am assuming there will only be 1 this year making for a total of 9 home games (1 not included in London) If that is the case then your tickets went up almost $30 a seat per game or $60 per set of seats per game. That's pretty ridiculous if true.
I would have assumed, in the interest of being as fair as possible, the team that loses a home game to London (or some other location) would get 2 home preseason games. Not that it would be completely fair, but better than nothing.