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Cavs Ticket Questions, Policies, and STH Concerns
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Re: 2014 Free Agency Period: News and Discussion
They'll be priced like NBA finals tickets.
They'll be priced like NBA finals tickets.
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Re: 2014 Free Agency Period: News and Discussion
I have season tickets in section 200, row 11, seats 11-12, $15 face value and I sold them for $100 per ticket. There is certainly money to be made on opening night tickets, but they need to be priced properly.
I have season tickets in section 200, row 11, seats 11-12, $15 face value and I sold them for $100 per ticket. There is certainly money to be made on opening night tickets, but they need to be priced properly.
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Re: 2014 Free Agency Period: News and Discussion
I'm scared to see opening night prices. I will try to be there regardless of cost. Maybe I'll get lucky when the single seats go on sale for opening night..
I'm scared to see opening night prices. I will try to be there regardless of cost. Maybe I'll get lucky when the single seats go on sale for opening night..
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Re: 2014 Free Agency Period: News and Discussion
Thanks guys. I got a 10 game ticket package but now I'm hearing all of those seats are going to be in Loudville. Wondering my best option for getting to opening night, as I've never done this before.
Thanks guys. I got a 10 game ticket package but now I'm hearing all of those seats are going to be in Loudville. Wondering my best option for getting to opening night, as I've never done this before.
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Re: 2014 Free Agency Period: News and Discussion
How did you sell them if they aren't out yet?
How did you sell them if they aren't out yet?
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Re: 2014 Free Agency Period: News and Discussion
I have a pretty extensive ticket clientele from having season tickets to the cavs, browns, and indians in the past. So, I only sell to friends, family, and previous buyers of my other tickets. I just let them know that I was trying to offload my opening night tickets for $200 and they were sold within 30 min. To be honest, I probably could have gotten more, but my philosophy is to be as fair as possible.
I have a pretty extensive ticket clientele from having season tickets to the cavs, browns, and indians in the past. So, I only sell to friends, family, and previous buyers of my other tickets. I just let them know that I was trying to offload my opening night tickets for $200 and they were sold within 30 min. To be honest, I probably could have gotten more, but my philosophy is to be as fair as possible.
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Re: 2014 Free Agency Period: News and Discussion
Nice! Well being that my seats will be in Loudville as well what can you tell me about the view up there? I've only sat in lower bowl at the Q and I wasn't too thrilled about having to get seats up there even though I put my deposit down a month ago.
Nice! Well being that my seats will be in Loudville as well what can you tell me about the view up there? I've only sat in lower bowl at the Q and I wasn't too thrilled about having to get seats up there even though I put my deposit down a month ago.
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Where can you buy them right now? Ignorant question, but I want to lock them up ASAP.
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When we were in the finals I could have sold our seats to one game for about enough to pay for season tix the next year. I decided what is the point of having season tix if I'm going to miss the finals. If I still had my tickets I'm sure I would feel the same way about opening night.
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Unfortunately season tickets are sold out. Your best bet now for face value is when the schedule is released and purchasing them that way, but nothing til then.
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Section/row is going to make a difference, of course. Cavs have a seat-viewer app where you can get a sense:
http://www.seats3d.com/nba/cleveland_cavaliers/
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From my experience, I prefer to sit up in loudville for a few reasons. 1) In my opinion, it is where the true fans sit. The lower bowl is full of uptight corporate people that get upset if you stand and cheer too often. Just not my type of crowd in the lower bowl. 2) I like being able to see all of the action and watch plays and fast breaks develop. The upper deck provides that for me. 3) The upper deck seats are just more affordable, especially when you are looking to buy a full season and looking to sell some games.
My current seats in section 200 are on the ends behind the hoop. This location isn't my favorite, but they were the most affordable and the biggest risk I was willing to take since I signed up for them before LBJ committed. Honestly, there isn't a bad seat in the entire arena. Plus, with LBJ committed just be glad that you have tickets and the opportunity to see him play for the Cavs again.
Hope this helps.