January 15, 20197 yr I’m sure I’m not the only one that got the promo email about Opening Day tickets..... For the next 72 hours or so tickets for Opening Day are available online with no fees. However, for example, Home Run Porch tickets are $30 each.
January 16, 20197 yr Author You would assume that Home Run Porch tickets will be $20 for Game 2, right?
January 16, 20197 yr $30 for Home Run Porch to see the 2019 Marlins SOLID OFFER Opening Day tickets are always higher. You know this. Not having to pay fees on top of it is indeed a solid offer. Nobody is forcing you to buy them. But if you wait til after the sale, the price will be noticeably increased due to the fees. I doubt the ticket processing company (tickets.com) is waiving the fees so the Marlins are covering them. To find an issue even with this is funny. Calm down, relax.
January 16, 20197 yr You would assume that Home Run Porch tickets will be $20 for Game 2, right? Regular price will probably be about $15 (before fees). I say this because the 10-game Saturday plan has the home plate box seats as $41 each, down from $85 each on Opening Day. 305 section is $35 for Opening Day and $13 per game in 10-game plan, an even bigger drop. Teams traditionally price the 10-game Saturday plan close to the individual ticket cost. I don't know if the Marlins will be having more expensive tickets on Saturdays as compared to Tuesdays. Some teams do things like that. I doubt any tickets will be as high as Opening Day though.
January 16, 20197 yr You would assume that Home Run Porch tickets will be $20 for Game 2, right? If that. Weren't tickets there usually in the 15 range?
January 16, 20197 yr If that. Weren't tickets there usually in the 15 range? I think so. See my post above yours, I could end up wrong though of course.
January 16, 20197 yr I think so. See my post above yours, I could end up wrong though of course. That's weird - that post wasn't there when I responded even though you posted it 30 mins before I did. Good analysis. I seem to remember they did have variable pricing last year, but then again, I almost always use StubHub unless they had a great deal/special promotion from the Marlins themselves (like a discount/bobblehead day in a certain section or something). It'll be interesting to see how pricing per game winds up being.
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