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Playoff Tickets

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Florida Marlins Playoff Tickets will go on sale this Tuesday. Yes, you

heard right, on September 23, 2003, YOU will be able to actually purchase

seats for the Division Series. Tickets will be on sale ONLY through

Ticketmaster Online and Phone. (305-350-5050). Seats will go on sale at 10

a.m. So if you would like Division Series Tickets, do it then. As for

pricing, see the list below:

 

Founders Field : $60.00

Founders Club: $55.00

Infield Box: $25.00

Club A: $32.00

Club B: $24.00

Power Alley (Club C): $18.00

Terrace Box: $15.00

Outfield Reserve: $9.00

Fish Tank: $ 9.00

Upper Deck: $ 9.00

 

There will be no "kids" nor "senior" prices. Just the ones listed above.

Also, we will not be accepting any of the Ticket Packages nor 2-for-1 deals

for the playoffs. Those promotions are specifically for the REGULAR

season.

 

Also, if you were thinking of doing the transaction in person, that would

not occur until the night we clinch, if and when we do.

 

Go Marlins!

I thought that this thread would generate a lot of interest. Especially for those who have been asking about Playoffs and all that good stuff.

 

Now's the moment! You want to avoid camping out to get your Division Series Tickets, then here's the perfect opportunity for y'all.

1truefan,

 

in order to get the ticket prices for the division that you listed above, do you have to put in a 50 dollar deposit first?

LCastillo-

 

No that's not for the deposit....this is for individual Division Series Tickets. The $50.00 deposit thing ended Monday.

Wow, only fish tank went up. Sweet!

If we purchase the Tickets on Tuesday and we dont make the playoffs whats the return policy?

It's pretty simple, Esko305.

 

What you'd be doing is just holding your seats. If and when we do clinch, you will get charged on to your method of payment. Otherwise, you are just reserving the seats, if you will.

 

The breakdown-

 

No playoffs- No charge

Playoff berth- Charge.

Just thought I would drop dime on what I just got in my email:

 

http://florida.marlins.mlb.com/NASApp/mlb/...season_2003.jsp

i just got the same thing right now. if it wasnt for this new job of mine i would definetly buy them tommorow but i dont know if ill be working during the game. whether i can go or not im just excited at the mere idea im getting this through email or that i even have to think about it :D :w00t

I opened it. I looked at it. And I seriously had to read it 4 or 5 times just so it would sink in that we actually could and likely will go back. Oh man.

so lets say i call tomorrow to order the tickets i dont have to pay till they make the playoffs ? and where do you pay ?

if its anything like Dolphin playoff tickets, you give your credit card # and if they clinch than you get charged for the 1st game, and if a second one is needed than you'll be charged for that game. if not than your credit card account stays the same.

so lets say i call tomorrow to order the tickets i dont have to pay till they make the playoffs ? and where do you pay ?

Credit Card son.....credit card

It's pretty simple, Esko305.

 

What you'd be doing is just holding your seats. If and when we do clinch, you will get charged on to your method of payment. Otherwise, you are just reserving the seats, if you will.

 

The breakdown-

 

No playoffs- No charge

Playoff berth- Charge.

What about the ticketmaster charge?

It's pretty simple, Esko305.

 

What you'd be doing is just holding your seats. If and when we do clinch, you will get charged on to your method of payment. Otherwise, you are just reserving the seats, if you will.?

 

The breakdown-

 

No playoffs- No charge

Playoff berth- Charge.

What about the ticketmaster charge? i dont know how ticketmaster is doing it but when i bought my Dolphin playoff tickets last season (which i sadly didnt get to use

I believe if you put them on will call you won't get charged at all if they don't make it.

Here is an article on some more info on Tickets.

 

Marlins playoff tix on sale now

By Joe Frisaro / MLB.com

 

MIAMI -- With the Marlins in the midst of Wild Card fever, Florida fans can get into the action by getting a head start in purchasing playoff tickets.

 

The Marlins will begin selling individual game playoff tickets at 10 a.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 23.

 

Tickets for the first round can be purchased at www.floridamarlins.com, or through www.ticketmaster.com.

 

Fans may also call Ticketmaster in Dade (305.350.5050), Broward (954.835.TEAM) or Palm Beach (561.998.TEAM) to purchase their individual game Division Series tickets.

 

Should the Marlins win the Wild Card race, they are scheduled to start their National League Divisional Series on the road Sept. 30.

 

The two games at Pro Player Stadium would be scheduled for Oct. 3-4.

 

Individual tickets start at $9 for the Upper Deck, Fish Tank, and Outfield Reserved. Prices range from $9-$55.

 

Group ticket sales (15 or more seats) also go on sale Sept. 23 by phoning the Marlins' Sales Office at 1-877-MARLINS.

 

The Marlins are one of the surprise stories in the league this season, exceeding projections and becoming a strong contender down the stretch.

 

Behind stellar pitching, outstanding defense and timely hitting, the Marlins emerged from 10 games under .500 (19-29) into playoff contention.

 

The Marlins have been led this season by center fielder Juan Pierre, catcher Ivan Rodriguez and All-Stars Mike Lowell and Luis Castillo.

 

Lowell, who broke a bone in his left hand in late August, expects to be ready for the postseason.

 

Their young pitching staff has captured the attention of the league with the rise of rookie left-hander Dontrelle Willis.

 

The first time Florida reached the postseason, the franchise was in its fifth season. In 1997, the Marlins won the Wild Card and startled the baseball community by capturing the World Series title in a thrilling seven-game series against the Indians.

 

Game Seven that year was decided at Pro Player Stadium.

 

A crowd of 67,204 attended that 11-inning affair, won on Edgar Renteria's RBI single, scoring Craig Counsell with the clinching run.

 

Floridamarlins.com

wow, the best seats i could get were 24.00 Club B 2nd level seats....section 202 i believe...row 1

 

and i was on the site at 10:20 AM

 

damn maybe if i got on earlier, i could have gotten the infield box tickets i wanted :\

i have bougth my playoff tickets!! i will be in section 131 during games 3 and 4 if we clinch and game 4 is needed:D

 

God i hope i dont have to work those days :confused

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