talkinaway
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Haha yes indeed. Too bad he didn't get to see a win.
I sat in the club seats for $80 today ($160/pair) thanks to a last minute StubHub purchase. Great view, but the sellers in the stands were a bit annoying at times. They don't make any effort to stay out of your way while the play is going on.
With the fairly soft market this year, do you think some of the ticket brokers could unload their season tickets?
I've been on the waiting list since 2011 and finally just moved to Boston from Halifax, NS, and am hoping that combined with the soft demand due to the poor performance on the ice and the big price increase this year some of them might consider it.. Hoping to get seasons sooner rather than later!
I was shocked at the market today too. I got club seats for $95 about 5 or 6 days ago - kind of a funny story. I guess someone went onto Ticketmaster and bought a whole bunch of single seats, and then put them on StubHub for way cheap. There were about 10 or 12 of them - all singles. I snagged two single seats within two rows of each other, planning to take my dad. The next morning, I get a call from StubHub telling me that the seller told them the tickets were no good. (The tickets looked slightly different from the ones I often get, but I figured it might have been a Ticketmaster thing.) So, StubHub "bought" me at no charge two club seats next to each other - which, at the time, were going for $250. (Technically they were 2 and 4 rows behind where I got the original tickets, but hey - still a great deal. Plus, sitting next to each other was a BIG plus.)
We had a blast, despite the Bruins only getting a tie. (While I didn't leave after overtime, I refuse to recognize in any way, shape, or form the shootout.) We got a great bargain, some guy with $250 club seats is happy because he got his seats sold, and some doofus who thinks he can post random seats on StubHub for $95 is going to get an unpleasant surprise on his credit card.
I still don't know how StubHub learned that my tickets were no good, but I'm glad that whoever it was who posted them came forward and admitted that they were no good. (Or maybe he found someone who would buy them for $500 apiece.)
One side of me hopes I won't become a STH soon - I want the Bs to be good. The other side of me is worried but is ever slightly happy that I may get a season ticket.