Yep I'm here in Hogtown (sorry didn't notice your post)

Post #98,288 by lister 4/23/03 2:55:06 PM Reply	Yep I'm here in Hogtown (sorry didn't notice your post) There are three ways of getting Leaf tickets: 1) Be waiting at ticketmaster.ca when regular season tickets are made available 2) Know someone who has tickets 3) Buy from a scalper business or person The easiest but most costliest option is number three. You're usually looking at paying 1.5 to 2 times the face value for the tickets. One place I used this past season is ticketcentre.com. Call them up, pay by credit card and they'll courier the tickets wherever you like. Expensive but you'll be able to get tickets when you want them. There's always eBay as well. If you're going to try option one make sure you find out when tickets are made available. They're gone in mere minutes especially anything greater than singles. lister
Post #98,292 by mmoffitt 4/23/03 3:03:55 PM Reply	No worries. I've been trying option 1 without success - they are gone before I can get a connection. One thing you didn't mention is a box office at the barn itself. There's how bad I've got it, I'd actually make a trip to Toronto just to buy tickets for a later date ;-) Is that possible and more/less likely to get good seats? bcnu, Mikem The soul and substance of what customarily ranks as patriotism is moral cowardice and always has been...We have thrown away the most valuable asset we had-- the individual's right to oppose both flag and country when he (just he, by himself) believed them to be in the wrong. We have thrown it away; and with it all that was really respectable about that grotesque and laughable word, Patriotism. - Mark Twain, "Monarchical and Republican Patriotism"
Post #98,321 by lister 4/23/03 3:47:09 PM Reply	Buying tickets in person You better come the day the regular season tickets go on sale. Come early and be prepared to wait in line. I can't remember exactly how that worked. Someone may have mentioned it in the Leafs newsgroup. You may want to do some searching through there. There may have been some sort of pre-sales lineup ahead of time which xxx number of people got the priviledge to purchase tickets and then came the real lineup at some later date. Or maybe some sort of lottery. My mind is fuzzy now. I don't have the patience for stuff like that so I never really pay attention to the opening ticket sales thing. I just pay extra buying from a scalper. Evil yes but time is money. :-) lister
Post #98,322 by deSitter 4/23/03 3:49:51 PM Reply	Re: Buying tickets in person I had a coworker who was on the waiting list for Green Bay Packers season tix. She was something like 27,000th in line!!! But it gets worse. The only way to get Chicago Bears season tix is to inherit them. -drl Light is heavy: R{} = (2R/W)T - (1/2W){D-2,D-2}W Heavy is light: (D-3)(RF[] + 5/4 g) = 0
Post #98,329 by lister 4/23/03 3:59:20 PM Reply	That's like getting seasons tickets here There's like a loooooong list of people waiting for them (I've read something like 20 year wait) and practically the only way to get them is through inheritence. Crazy stuff considering how expensive tickets can be. lister
Post #98,393 by boxley 4/23/03 7:34:58 PM Reply	56 years for Bucs Season Tickets will work for cash and other incentives [link\|http://home.tampabay.rr.com/boxley/resume/Resume.html\|skill set] questions, help? [link\|mailto:pappas@catholic.org\|email pappas at catholic.org] Carpe Dieu
Post #98,409 by lister 4/23/03 9:04:03 PM Reply	When did that happen though? After they won the Super Bowl? :-) I'm not a NFL fan but I do know the Bucs sucked hard for a long, long time. lister

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