Season Ticket Renewals

[DC Tailgate]

Has anyone renewed their seats yet or plan on doing so this season?

[celts32]

I plan to renew my tickets but always wait until around the due date. They send it out so early that there is no reason to give them the money months in advance.

I don't think a lot of the members on this site are season ticket holders or if they are they don't really mention it.

[DC Tailgate]

They notified me last year that I had season tickets and took the money in Jan, Feb and March. Talk about bad timing after Christmas, but this year I'm doing the same, probably won't pay till the end of March.

Maybe I'll get lucky and they'll throw something in considering paying early last year didn't work out like it did for those who waited late.

[NC_Skins]

Not a STH and probably never will. Hell, I wouldn't go to every home game if the tickets were for free. Main issues I have is:

1) Having to pay full price for pre-season games
2) Time involved getting to/from game



I'll stick to going to the ECU home games here.

[NC_Skins]

Got to add that the one bright spot about ES is Mark the Homer's detailed info on jersey's, season tickets, and the stadium. Guy is a wealth of knowledge in those areas. I found it funny that as a STH himself, he advocates not being a STH because you can get better seats for cheaper on the side market.

[los panda]

i'm holding out for the dream seats. i've been on the list for over half my life. i figure if/when they become available, i'll be able to afford them by that point in time.

[cpayne5]

Originally Posted by los panda

i'm holding out for the dream seats. i've been on the list for over half my life. i figure if/when they become available, i'll be able to afford them by that point in time.

Save your money. It's not worth it, in my opinion. They are filled with nothing but a bunch of snobs who are there for nothing more than to be seen. Not everybody in those seats fits that stereotype, but a lot of them do. It's hard to see anything from them, too, unless the action is right where you are on the field. I've sat in them a few times.

If I had a pick of any general admission seat in the house, it would be 50 yard line, 200s, under cover. Great view, protected from the rain, and surrounded by real fans.

[celts32]

Originally Posted by NC_Skins

Got to add that the one bright spot about ES is Mark the Homer's detailed info on jersey's, season tickets, and the stadium. Guy is a wealth of knowledge in those areas. I found it funny that as a STH himself, he advocates not being a STH because you can get better seats for cheaper on the side market.

I agree with this. Only time I ever really look at that awful website anymore is if I have a question involving my season tickets. There are a lot of season ticket holders on that site and chances are any ticket or stadium question you have has already been answered there.

[celts32]

Originally Posted by cpayne5

Save your money. It's not worth it, in my opinion. They are filled with nothing but a bunch of snobs who are there for nothing more than to be seen. Not everybody in those seats fits that stereotype, but a lot of them do. It's hard to see anything from them, too, unless the action is right where you are on the field. I've sat in them a few times.

If I had a pick of any general admission seat in the house, it would be 50 yard line, 200s, under cover. Great view, protected from the rain, and surrounded by real fans.

Agreed...they are way to low to get a good view. better off in the upper deck sidelines then those "dream seats" IMO.

[los panda]

how much does a single ticket in section 1 or 42 go for?

[DC Tailgate]

I've sat in Row 1, which is behind the dream seats and you can't see a thing unless it's directly in front of you. Don't think I'd ever own LL seats for that fact. I know the last rows of the LL aren't as bad, but call me crazy, I enjoy watching the plays form in the upper level.

As far as getting in and out NC, have you tried parking in the B3 Green Lot? I park there for games. Being I tailgate, it takes no time to get in because I'm there when the lots open.

I'd say it takes me about 20-40min to get home if I leave from the B3 Lot and I live in Alexandria.

[los panda]

i've been down there twice. i really like being able to talk to the players. i remember getting a thumbs up and a wink from chad morton after he ran a kickoff back for a td. otherwise i would stay home and watch it on tv.

[DC Tailgate]

Originally Posted by los panda

how much does a single ticket in section 1 or 42 go for?

Didn't see this early, what do you mean exactly?

[los panda]

Originally Posted by DC Tailgate

Didn't see this early, what do you mean exactly?

if i wanted to buy a single game ticket in section 1 or section 42, how much would i pay for it?

[skinsguy]

They keep begging me to purchase season tickets, but I live five hours away currently, and getting ready to move south into NC. I don't see me attending very many Redskins games like that. Actually, if they ever bring the Panthers into the NFC East, that would be the easiest way for me to see a game live. I'll only be about an hour and some change from Charlotte.