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Sunday, September 03, 2006 |
Expensive Playoff Tickets? That's Nothing
Bill Shaikin talks about $99.95 playoff tickets as though they were exorbitant. That's nothing. Check out what I got in the mail from the Dodgers ticket sales office:
The Dodgers Premium Seating Department is now offering '06 playoff rights & even free playoff tickets for early commitments to select Dugout Club packages for the 2007 season. Place only a $1000 per seat deposit - and commit to any of the following '07 Dugout Club packages and receive either playoff rights or free playoff tickets (possible $24,000 value) to the exclusive Dodger Dugout Club. There will be no better time to join the most impressive premium club in sports. We are projecting a sell-out of the club soon - and this offer provides the opportunity to acquire playoff rights/free playoff tickets for '06 without any final payments till '07.Dodger Dugout Club '07 Packages with '06 Playoff Options
20 Game Pick’em Package = $9,000 per seat
Half Season = $15,500 per seat
- Flexibility to customize schedule
- One Luxury Suite night per two seats purchased
Full Season Multi-Year = $26,000 per seat
- One Luxury Suite night per seat purchased
- Full Playoff Rights
*Please review link below for more information and amenities
- One Luxury Suite night per seat purchased
- Travel Trips, Comp Playoff Tickets, Comp F& B for Suites
Dugout Club post-season seats are priced @ $6,000 per seat for the full playoff strip (per MLB).
20 Game Plan
Place $1000 per seat deposit, sign a 20 game plan agreement for 2007 and acquire option to purchase one '06 Division and one LCS game.
Half Season Plan
Place a $1000 per seat deposit, sign a half season agreement for 2007 and acquire option to purchase either a ½ or two ½ season strips ('06 full playoffs).
(2nd location TBD).
Full Season Multi-Year
Place a $1000 per seat deposit, sign a 2007 full season multi-year contract and receive complimentary '06 playoff tickets.
Comments:
I thought it was 99.95 to move up on the list of prospective buyers rather than the price of the actual ticket. Perhaps I mis-read it.
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