If that's what it says, then I completely apologize.? Like I said, Im not a season-ticket holder, so Im just going by what I had heard from other people.? And if it does say that, no one has a basis to complain.

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That's what it says. It's in the orangish booklet that says "Catch the Fish! In 2005" and "Renewal Book" on the cover. It's on pages 5, 11, 13, 15, 17, 19, 20, 21, 23, 25, 27, 29, 30, and 31. Maybe they made it obvious after all.

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That's why you and many others here should get your facts straight before you add on to posts from whiners who either can't read or don't understand basic business. The Marlins are not trying to pull something over on anyone. And if you don't like it, don't buy the tickets. As for moving the team, if I owned it, I'd move it in a heartbeat. This isn't a real baseball market. In real markets they don't bitch and moan over such trivial issues. They pray for the playoffs and pay the price to attend.

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Huh?? All I added to this post was what the renewal booklet said a year ago. How am I not getting my facts straight and how can't I read?

 

BTW - even though it was in the booklet, it's possible some people renewed last year on the phone and their rep didn't explain the playoff ticket policy. It's one reason I won't renew at the little renewal stands they've set up at the stadium - I want to get the entire renewal package, in writing, and have a chance to read it before I commit to giving them money.

As said above they got this from the Heat last season. The difference is you have people kicking the doors in to get Heat season tickets.

 

It makes me a little crazy when people who claim to be die hard fans get turned away by management when they try to increase revenue. It's the old saying "do whatever you want as long as it does not cost me anything"

 

Are those people complaining because they think Loria is making too much money on the Marlins???