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BringThePain! wrote:How? Who? What? When? Where? Why?..
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Starting at 12:01 a.m. Monday, the general public will be able to buy the partial plans.
Nationals executives expect sales of the partial plans, when combined with the full-season accounts already in place, will give Washington a guaranteed attendance of more than 1.75 million. Single-game and group sales during the season should add nearly a million more to the total.
"I fully expect that when this is done, we'll be looking at about 22,000 full-season tickets equivalents in total as we approach Opening Day, and we'll be in the top 10 across the major leagues in that category," said Kevin Uhlich, Nationals chief operating officer.
The 41-game plans, which will include the April 14 home opener against Arizona, range in price from $205 to $738. The 20-game plans are priced from $140 to $400 and do not include the home opener but purchasers will have the option to buy that game as an add-on.
Single-game tickets are slated to go on sale in early March.
http://www.washtimes.com/sports/2005020 ... -8856r.htm
Jake wrote:Congrats! I'm pretty jealous right now.
If you get 2 extra tickets for opening day, let me know. I'll buy them from you. Also, if you ever don't wanna go to a game, let me know, i'll also buy tickets that aren't opening day from you.