NFL 2024

[Cooperman]

Do you know much about getting tickets for the games there? If the fixttures fall correctly I'm hoping to go on 28th September (Depending on fixtures!) I'm trying to work out a rough cost now but obviously there's no real way of knowing without having been before. And I find US sports tickets seem to vary so massively. When we were in NY minimum I would have paid for the Rangers was $100, but the Islanders was $40!

I have checked back on a credit card statement and my ticket for the Vikings game last January was £110. I didn’t buy in advance as the weather forecast was a bit iffy for next two to three days, so was a walk up on the day; quite surprising to see open seats considering it was the Divisional Championship game. On other occasions I have been to NFL, those were mostly walk ups, albeit Bills and Titans rather than in Detroit. I think advance ticket purchase works in much same way as our footy.

 

[MajorR]

Do you know much about getting tickets for the games there? If the fixttures fall correctly I'm hoping to go on 28th September (Depending on fixtures!) I'm trying to work out a rough cost now but obviously there's no real way of knowing without having been before. And I find US sports tickets seem to vary so massively. When we were in NY minimum I would have paid for the Rangers was $100, but the Islanders was $40!

We were there a few years ago and looked at taking a Rangers match in, but the tickets they still had for sale were extortionate. I think it was the equivalent of £200 quid for a very restricted view - mental. We passed up on it.

Went to see a couple of baseball games out there, tickets for the Angels were very reasonable but the Red Sox tickets were steep.