gundo wrote:The more I think about this, I'm not sure that I don't agree with the Skins.
Why would you purchase tickets that were advertised as obstructed view without going to the stadium to see them with your own eyes? And if the Skins said you couldn't do that, then why buy them? Why base such an important decision on what some salesperson tells you?
Well, at the time we didn't think they would flat-out lie to us. They promised one thing, deliverd another We're now older and wiser.
I know several season ticket holders who were contacted about "upgrading" to these seats and they all say that they were given pictures and the opportunity to see the seats in-person. They also say that it was obvious from the pictures that some of the seats would be directly behind the pillars.
The pictures are very different than was was promised. The picture showed the view from one seat. There were thousands of seats in that area. Again, we were under the assumption the ticket office was being direct and straightforward with us.
If you buy those tickets on blind faith, then you run the risk of getting screwed.
If they had told us there was a chance we would be behind a pillar we wouldn't have done it. They never said that. The gave us an exact description of what our view was supposed to be. Blind faith would have been if the ticket office stated "there's a slight chance you could end up behind a column." That would have been a deal-breaker right there.
Also, it would be nice if next year the Skins reduced the Post's ticket hold to the maximum allowed. It's not like the Post pays any more for those tickets than regular season ticket holders would, and hopefully it would result in 190+ more REDSKINS fans.
I'm all for that! I'll trade our seats for two of the Post's seats for a season.
