View Full Version : WTB: 5 tickets for Yankees-Astros on Sunday 6/13
rpbri2886
05-23-10, 07:50 AM
Long shot - I need 5 tickets for the Yankees-Astros game on 6/13. Since 5 is an odd number, I may consider buying 6 if the section is right. My only requirement is that they must be side by side.
If you have anything available, please reply here or PM me.
Thanks!
Brian
I haven't checked, but I would think you could find that for below face value on places like stubhub.
Ram Man
05-23-10, 08:11 AM
I haven't checked, but I would think you could find that for below face value on places like stubhub.
I did check StubHub and there are no blocks of five tickets for anything close to face value. Obstructed view bleachers : $30 each. Grandstand : $35. Main Outfield : $81. Terrace Infield : $95.
I did check StubHub and there are no blocks of five tickets for anything close to face value. Obstructed view bleachers : $30 each. Grandstand : $35. Main Outfield : $81. Terrace Infield : $95.
Hmm. I'm surprised at that. I wonder when that 1920 scalping law kicks in?...
Ram Man
05-23-10, 08:30 AM
Hmm. I'm surprised at that. I wonder when that 1920 scalping law kicks in?...
I'm not sure what StubHub would do to in order to be compliant short of cutting off all Yankee/Met ticket sales or possibly just cutting off sellers that live in NY. In any event, it appears that they haven't received the letter that Patterson supposedly sent to them.
rpbri2886
05-23-10, 08:44 AM
I was shocked to see the prices they were going for on Stub Hub, and have a hard time paying 2x face value to sit in the Grandstand for a game against a mediocre opponent.
When I bought tickets on the day they went on sale, I focused on buying Opening Day tickets. I should have taken some more time to go back and grab tickets for this game too.
Yankees51
05-23-10, 01:51 PM
I have 2 I'm selling 413 row 7 that I bought thru ticketmaster. Don't know if that helps.
As far as the scalping law goes I live in NJ but I listed a pair for tonight's game at Citifield. All stubhub does is give a disclaimer about the law for NY residents and says you are at your own risk or something along those lines.
ellsworth
05-23-10, 03:41 PM
I was shocked to see the prices they were going for on Stub Hub, and have a hard time paying 2x face value to sit in the Grandstand for a game against a mediocre opponent.
When I bought tickets on the day they went on sale, I focused on buying Opening Day tickets. I should have taken some more time to go back and grab tickets for this game too.
There is a guy on ebay who always has 5 bleachers for sale..Its a big day for kids,, they are giving out replica world championship rings to kids under 14..
rpbri2886
05-23-10, 06:13 PM
There is a guy on ebay who always has 5 bleachers for sale..Its a big day for kids,, they are giving out replica world championship rings to kids under 14..
Thanks for the tip. I'll just have to pay $35-40 per seat for grandstand. I hate the thought of paying over face for a game against the Astros, but we have no flexibility in the date.
AnAbombfromA-rod13
05-23-10, 06:49 PM
The Yankees will probably release tickets for this game eventually.
rpbri2886
05-27-10, 09:53 AM
On ebay I found 5 tickets in 420A - Row 8 for $200 shipped. Face is $30 + TM Fees, so I figured I likely wouldn't do much better on the secondary market.
Thanks for your input earlier this week guys!
ellsworth
05-27-10, 10:02 AM
Glad to hear, Its a good thing you live in Connecticut, I dont think ebay would of let you pay that much for them if you lived here in NY.. was the seller from NY?
rpbri2886
05-27-10, 10:34 AM
Glad to hear, Its a good thing you live in Connecticut, I dont think ebay would of let you pay that much for them if you lived here in NY.. was the seller from NY?
The seller didn't specify, but I question the ability of ebay/stubhub to efficiently enforce these scalping laws.
ellsworth
05-27-10, 10:35 AM
Years back I remember not being allowed to bid over a certain amount.because I was from NY
PricedOut
05-27-10, 01:19 PM
I'm not sure what StubHub would do to in order to be compliant short of cutting off all Yankee/Met ticket sales or possibly just cutting off sellers that live in NY. In any event, it appears that they haven't received the letter that Patterson supposedly sent to them.
C,mon -- I'm sure that its there position is that the transaction occurs on their server which is outside of New York.
Besides do you really think they will follow a letter from the Gov?
Boo hoo , I'm sure they really scared.
That's why there are large law firms and clogged federal courts.
I think they will do NOTHING to be compliant and continue business as usual.
PricedOut
05-27-10, 01:22 PM
Years back I remember not being allowed to bid over a certain amount.because I was from NY
LOL, yeah I actually remember that as well.
IT was on E bay and it was a boilerplate disclaimer disregard by NY buyers wishing to buy the tixs.
Many a time, I bid over the "allowed" maximum and my winning bids were always honored.
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