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Anybody have any extra opening day tix?

Vic Sage Mar 05 2007 12:50 PM

I just need one! email me!

metirish Mar 05 2007 01:01 PM

Tickets available here..... http://www.stubhub.com/new-york-mets-tickets/?event_id=350116

Gwreck Mar 05 2007 04:55 PM

You, me, and everybody else. Stubhub and eBay have literally hundreds of tickets in Rows K and L of the Loge and N, O and P of the Mezzanine. The fucking Mets totally invited the amateur scalpers to have a field day with this, with their ridiculous "you can buy 6 tickets per game" email lottery. No, I'm not paying you $130 for obstructed view. They can all rot in fucking hell.

86-Dreamer Mar 06 2007 01:26 PM

those prices will come down significantly. i bought two unobstructed mezz tix to Game 6 NLCS on day of game for $125/ticket on stubhub.

Sandgnat Mar 06 2007 02:15 PM

Can someone advise how far back in the rows you can safely go in the Loge and Mezz Reserved before your view is obstructed? Anyone know if row F is safe or not?

Gwreck Mar 06 2007 02:44 PM

F is fine on both levels. You'll be slightly under the overhang on Mezz, and maybe 1/4 up under the overhang on the Loge. Officially, the obstructed views are Loge rows K and L, Mezz rows N, O, P. That being said, I'd think twice about sitting in Loge J or Mezz M.

SI Metman Mar 06 2007 10:37 PM

My Sunday plan last season was Mezz Row L (Section 9 though). When I stood, the very top of the scoreboard and diamondvision was cut off, but I could still see just about everything.

Sandgnat Mar 07 2007 02:54 PM

Thanks for the replies guys. I was spoiled when I lived in NJ cuz my company had season tickets behind third. Have been monitoring eBay for a few days now to see what I am going to be able to do. Some of the prices are crazy and there is no way I am going to spend over $ 150.00 on a ticket if I can't see the outfield or something like that. It costs me enough just to get up there for the game as it is.

KC Mar 07 2007 03:21 PM

We could all hang out on the subway platform and watch everything that happens on the right side of the field.