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7/1/2009 Game against NATS

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I would think one would have no problem buying tickets for a Marlins/Nats game at the stadium.

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yeah i know, but i'm trying to be cheap here and pick up some cheap ones. I missed out on the 790 the ticket promotion. looking to see if some one is trying to get rid of them.

 

thanks,

Aren't all the tickets pretty cheap?

 

 

Infield Box up front is like 50 dollars buy you have a few options.

 

A) Buy the $50 Tics and just pick a and stay in your seats.

B) Find a promotion like 790 the ticket's $7.90 Tickets or the $10 infield box tickets in the last row and you can just move up.

C) Buy Fish Tank Tickets($8-$12) And just move where you want. This is harder however because they have security at the entrances of most sections but you can look for the section that doesn't have one and just keep moving closer every inning.

 

I've done C plenty of times but now a days they have more security so B seem like your best option if you don't want to pay the $50.

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Aren't all the tickets pretty cheap?

 

 

Infield Box up front is like 50 dollars buy you have a few options.

 

A) Buy the $50 Tics and just pick a and stay in your seats.

B) Find a promotion like 790 the ticket's $7.90 Tickets or the $10 infield box tickets in the last row and you can just move up.

C) Buy Fish Tank Tickets($8-$12) And just move where you want. This is harder however because they have security at the entrances of most sections but you can look for the section that doesn't have one and just keep moving closer every inning.

 

I've done C plenty of times but now a days they have more security so B seem like your best option if you don't want to pay the $50.

 

 

how do i get the $10 last row?

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I have 2 seats in the 3rd row by the Marlins dugout that I am not using

 

 

 

i'll be intersted how much?

 

thanks,

Aren't all the tickets pretty cheap?

 

 

Infield Box up front is like 50 dollars buy you have a few options.

 

A) Buy the $50 Tics and just pick a and stay in your seats.

B) Find a promotion like 790 the ticket's $7.90 Tickets or the $10 infield box tickets in the last row and you can just move up.

C) Buy Fish Tank Tickets($8-$12) And just move where you want. This is harder however because they have security at the entrances of most sections but you can look for the section that doesn't have one and just keep moving closer every inning.

 

I've done C plenty of times but now a days they have more security so B seem like your best option if you don't want to pay the $50.

 

 

how do i get the $10 last row?

 

Go to floridamarlins.com and go to the tickets section and there might be a promotion for tomorrows game but you have to buy them before 4 PM EST.

 

http://florida.marlins.mlb.com/ticketing/singlegame.jsp?c_id=fla

 

 

Sadly the $7.90 tics are gone for tomorrows game.

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