I was in shock when i did not see a single soul in the upper deck. Is this something the Marlins usually do?

I was in shock when i did not see a single soul in the upper deck. Is this something the Marlins usually do?

weeknights (Mon-Thursday) onlt the lower bowl is for sale.

I was in shock when i did not see a single soul in the upper deck. Is this something the Marlins usually do?

you didn't go to any games last year?

I was in shock when i did not see a single soul in the upper deck. Is this something the Marlins usually do?

you didn't go to any games last year? I'd guess that would be a no.

At opening day they advertised the game as sold out, however almost every seat in the upper deck in the outfield was empty.

At opening day they advertised the game as sold out, however almost every seat in the upper deck in the outfield was empty.

Because people like Maroone bought hundreds of tickets and offered them as a promotion. They likely didn't give them all out and some of the people that got them didn't really want them.

At opening day they advertised the game as sold out, however almost every seat in the upper deck in the outfield was empty.

 

A 'sell-out" for baseball is approximately 38,000.

 

I don't know what the heck you're talking about when you say almost every seat on the upper deck was empty.

 

Virtually all the upperdeck from foul line to home and to the other foul pole was filled. It was only in the outfield upper deck where you saw empty seats, mostly out towards centerfield.

I've only gone to games in the weekend in the past and i've always seen "some" people at least in the upper deck. So i was suprised when i saw it since i hadnt gone to any weekday games.

One more thing, do you guys know what the max capacity of the Lower deck is for weekday games?

They only open the upper-deck when there is a demand for them during weeknights.

 

One example is the D-train game vs Randy last year.

They only open the upper-deck when there is a demand for them.

 

One example is the D-train game vs Randy last year.

 

I think what you mean is they only open up the upperdeck on WEEKNIGHTS when something special is happening. The upperdeck will be open for at least 41 games this season, I know because I have upperdeck 41 game season tickets.

They only open the upper-deck when there is a demand for them.

 

One example is the D-train game vs Randy last year.

 

I think what you mean is they only open up the upperdeck on WEEKNIGHTS when something special is happening. The upperdeck will be open for at least 41 games this season, I know because I have upperdeck 41 game season tickets.

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Yeah thats what I meant.

At opening day they advertised the game as sold out, however almost every seat in the upper deck in the outfield was empty.

 

A 'sell-out" for baseball is approximately 38,000.

 

I don't know what the heck you're talking about when you say almost every seat on the upper deck was empty.

 

Virtually all the upperdeck from foul line to home and to the other foul pole was filled. It was only in the outfield upper deck where you saw empty seats, mostly out towards centerfield. Like I said, the majority of seats in the upper deck in the outfield were empty... I never said anything about the upperdeck on the sides of the field or close to the infield, I specifically stated the outfield only.

At opening day they advertised the game as sold out, however almost every seat in the upper deck in the outfield was empty.

 

A 'sell-out" for baseball is approximately 38,000.

 

I don't know what the heck you're talking about when you say almost every seat on the upper deck was empty.

 

Virtually all the upperdeck from foul line to home and to the other foul pole was filled. It was only in the outfield upper deck where you saw empty seats, mostly out towards centerfield. Like I said, the majority of seats in the upper deck in the outfield were empty... I never said anything about the upperdeck on the sides of the field or close to the infield, I specifically stated the outfield only.

 

 

Gee, it sure doesn't look like "almost every seat in the upper deck in the outfield was empty" from that picture.

 

Not at all.

 

I guess it's a glass is half full/half empty thing.

I've only gone to games in the weekend in the past and i've always seen "some" people at least in the upper deck. So i was suprised when i saw it since i hadnt gone to any weekday games.

the past you mean like '96 or '98, right?