what is a good arrival time to get the best bleacher seats at Wrigley Field?
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The Cubs are a major franchise and many people love them so I would say get their between 4-7 hours before the game.
1041933
Probably 2-5 hours before the game. It may be before then, but you should like email Terry Francona or something asking him that.
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Go to the nearest pub that is showing the game, the atmosphere will be fantastic.  If you are not a pub person, sit at home with a lemonade and listen to the radio.  I know what I would prefer!!
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yes if the game isnt sold out. principal field is an awesome place to watch baseball
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sec 150 is directly behind home plate.  Most of the seats are good.  The new party rooms are super sweet.  The bleachers rock.
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If you have the chance, take the public transportation (lightrail, cable car, etc). It was very efficient for me when I went. There is a lightrail stop that basically drops you off at the home plate entrance.
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There are box seats in the upper deck at Shea. The upper deck has upper box and upper reserved. The upper box seats are in rows that look like 701A while the upper reserved are simply letters so if you have Row A that is upper reserved and therefore is about 6 or eight rows back. Keep in mind that if you're buying tickets to a game at Shea never get Mezzanine tickets farther back then row G because the overhang of the upper deck blocks your view big time
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Go to NBA.com and see if there any seatings open.
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The box office at the Stadium ahead of time. If your a member of the fan club they'll sometimes send out deals on certain games via e-mail, like half off etc.
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Go to the Indianapolis Speedway website:\nhttp://www.indianapolismotorspeedway.com/\nI've been to qualifying and the race several times, but never bought tickets or actually sat in the stands. However, I'm told Turn Four is a good place to sit, if you can get tickets. The best tickets go to subscribers who have bought them for several years, but you can pick up tickets from the scalpers outside the track.\nTo get autographs, you will need access to the infield and you will have to be at the track on the Saturday before the race. Unless you intend to camp (don't camp opposite the track or you won't sleep the night before the race), be advised that the hotels in Indianapolis really increase their prices and I believe there is a minimum three-night reservation required. If you don't mind  driving an hour or 90 minutes to the track, you will find much cheaper accommodation.
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Just over 41,000 people per game.  This does not include the people out on the street who do not have a ticket to the game.  Wrigley sells out pretty much every game....capacity is 41,000+, so...
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The Mets/Yankee games are sold out.  Be very, very careful if you are dealing with a broker or a scalper.  There's also no guarantee that Pedro will be pitching the day you want to go.  If you have your heart set on seing pedro, you'll have a much better chance of getting tickets to see him pitch at Shea.\nIf you really want to see the Yankees, the easiest tickets to get are for Monday-Thursday nights.
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near the very top of the stadium on 3rd base side if its a tier box
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My experience has been your best bet for cheap is to find a scalper once the game has started, and it's going to be easier if it's a weekday afternoon game against a team like the Royals :P  It'll be a crap seat at the top of the bleachers or behind a pole in right field though.  Sadly, there just aren't cheap tickets unless you know someone.  \n\nThe experience is worth saving up for and accepting that the average person has been priced out of being able to afford to go more than a handful of times a season.\n\nOr go see them in Tampa or Toronto.
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Great seats...but like you said expensive.  But AT&T Park is so beautiful anyway, i doesn't matter where you sit.  Those are a great pick though...if you can get, go for it!
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you either:\n- get the worst seats in the stadium\n- find someone on craig's list who's selling them really cheap and doesn't know any better\n- try to win them off of some contest\nor\n- go to the game in the hopes that you'll score something then wait until 1/2 time to buy some from scalpers. should go down in price then. \n\nit's virtually impossible.
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RedSox games are almost always sold out.  To get seats at a reasonable price pick a game against a non marquee team (like the Devil Rays) on a weeknight (non Friday) early in the season before the pennant race heats up.  Most ticket brokers in New England can quote a price.  Check around with more than one and shop around.  Avoid the right field grandstands as those seats are terrible.  The bleacher seats are fun but you're far away from the action.  Try to get grandstand seats between sections 12-33.  Good luck!