Price of Mosconi Tickets
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30 bucks alone is too much for anything.
You are being a tightwad….
Unfortunately no, what’s a hundo these days? Not much. Twenty plus years ago, the White House and pentagon, flew C130s loaded with pallets of them into Afghanistan. When the OMB asked for an accounting of them, they said they lost track. Good indication of the current value of a Benjamin
A donut and coffee at the airport just cost me $12. I didn't tip because they had already added a service fee.
The last time I looked, on Saturday the cheapest ticket was $400+ -- only VIP left.
They have already sold over 80% of the 9000 total tickets so the prices are not too far off.
Ticketmaster is likely getting their 30%.
The last time I looked, on Saturday the cheapest ticket was $400+ -- only VIP left.
They have already sold over 80% of the 9000 total tickets so the prices are not too far off.
Ticketmaster is likely getting their 30%.
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When did you look and for what day? This morning I bought a Friday only ticket. There were plenty of seats left, albeit in upper rows. Almost all of them were in the Blue zone, so I'll likely be sitting amongst Europe fans. But that's OK. At least I'll be there.
It's the same with the U. S. Open and every other live athletic event----the most expensive first Super Bowl ticket was twelve dollars.
I remember when a VIP seat for the entire U. S. Open in Chesapeake was under $100, but those days are long gone. OTOH as long as the streaming is relatively cheap as high quality I can live without having seen it in person. I can also watch every game in the MLB season on my wide screen TV or on my desktop for less than the cost of a single World Series ticket. It's called tradeoffs.
I remember when a VIP seat for the entire U. S. Open in Chesapeake was under $100, but those days are long gone. OTOH as long as the streaming is relatively cheap as high quality I can live without having seen it in person. I can also watch every game in the MLB season on my wide screen TV or on my desktop for less than the cost of a single World Series ticket. It's called tradeoffs.