You can now see what's left at:https://oss.ticketmaster.com/aps/sharks/EN/link/buy/details/14fs?camefrom=sharks
2014 Select-A-Seat Night
- Thread starter deekortiz3
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LadyStanley
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The 10-pack folk don't get a chance to pick their seats, so those have been removed from the list.
New poster here(hi!). Wanted to know all of your opinions on season tickets. Is it worth it? Can you make money back by selling say, half of them? Thanks!
Gigante
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- Sep 12, 2011
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I wouldn't buy with the intention of making money. Depending on how many games and which games you plan on using, the best you can hope for is breaking even based on the tickets you'll be getting at this point. If you have 15yrs of priority (aka you already have the best seats for a specific price range - mostly the cheapest seats) then you can make money.
Hold the Pickles
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Also, either go with the cheapest seats or the cheapest seats in the center ice section. Noobs don't understand that the best seats to WATCH hockey and see plays develop are in the corners--50yd line syndrome.
Wedontneedroads
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I much prefer my current seats which are right on the blue line the Sharks attack twice to the ones we used to have which were in the corner of the end they attacked twice.
Before they put the nets up, my favorite seats were the back rows of the lower level behind the goals--you could see the whole ice well and (as mentioned above) watch plays develop. Not so much anymore. But the seats in 107/109 below the nets (up to maybe row 8-9) are absolutely fantastic.
But I wouldn't trade my seats on the 115/114 aisle for anything.
Resale on most seats is (at best) a break-even proposition. Either the fees or legwork dealing w./CL will kill you.
If you're considering seats in the first few rows of the upper deck, including row 1, be certain you see them in person first.
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