im going to the laker game on sunday, how much should i expect to pay....single?
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depends where you are sitting like if you are sitting in the front row next to all the celebrities than tockets might be $2,000-$3,000 but like if you get regular tickets than it might be like $150
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rofl... you'll need some contacts that will help ya get behind the scenes... meet few guys... say your price...
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barclayspremiership.com\n\nIt's under the Budweiser bar on the left of the home page.\nIt's free but you have to wait to sign up, August 19 is the first game so probably a couple of days before that.
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try going to Dunham's Sports Discount store\nthey have cheap stuff\nthat's if you have one around you
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no. But if you live in chicago i have chicago bulls locker room tickets for after the game. You should let me know when u need them and i can try to get an extra.
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For that much money, just tell me where and when. lol
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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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It looks like the price is $85.  I did not see a special "student" price.  However, I'm assuming student tickets were sold as season packages and individual tickets will be hard to find.
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Put it up on eBay with a reserve price the amount for which you'd be willing to part with it.  The reserve price will probably hold down the estimated value by about 25%.  If you decide you want to sell it, contact the bidders from the first auction and let them know this time there's no reserve, and let the market do its thing.\n\nFYI, it's not going be worth more than $50-100 at the most, based on the market for similar team (i.e. non-Championship caliber teams)
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I'll give you $20 for it. Seriously, you can look items up on line and get a feel for what a similar item will cost. I have an authentic and notarized Joe DiMaggio signed photo and stats page that I have been offered up to $1000 for. The main factor is how many all star sigs are on the ball, what year it was signed, what type of ball it is, etc. Don't be hasty to part with it. Do your homework.
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you could buy them through ticket brokers, but they will be VERY expensive. it's a shame that they've made the tournament such a high priced affair. none of the real fans can really afford to go anymore.
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Biweekly\n\nAndy (Orange County): Paul, love your columns. I have a question that I've wanted to know the answer to. I work a "regular" day job, get paid every two weeks. When you're making athlete money, do you still get paid every two weeks? It's just hard for me to imagine making a bazillion dollars a year and getting $300K deposited into my B of A account every two weeks (maybe a little less for you). Thanks. \n\n\nPaul: Oddly enough, yes. The absurdity of the biweekly checks is exacerbated by the fact that NBA players are paid only during the season. So, the $14.7 million is compacted into a six-month period. And, while my salaries have always been at the minimum possible level (I think the Bulls actually asked for some money back), the minimum in the NBA is hardly pauper-worthy and the checks are still surprising. \n\n\nThe math, though, on the aforementioned $14.7 million is fun. Off the top of my head (engage correction instinct, any and all nitpickers), that comes out to about $1.2 million gross every two weeks. Even after taxes and all the other nonsense, the take-home is still around $600,000. Every 14 days. Not bad. \n\n\n(It should be noted that our hero -- the guy making the $14.7 million -- is also buying a whole bunch of port-a-potties in Iraq with his tax dollars. Oh, and missiles used to kill people for no reason.)
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First of all, you are very thoughtful to get tickets for your boyfriend.  I am sure he would be pleased if you got him Celtics-Cavs or Knicks-Cavs game.  I would try to get a Cavaliers game for either the Knicks or Boston.  Getting a good ticket may not be easy..so I would choose the game that has the best seating and value. Any team playing the Cavs will most likely have a sold out game so I wouldn't be too picky if it were Celtics or Knicks. If sold out, you can check third party vendors or eBay.\n\nHint: Sometimes, seats behind the basket are the cheapest lower level seats and you can still be up close.  I get those via season tickets.  But you can still get them individually and I find they are your "best bang for your buck".\n\nComparing Knicks and Celtics:\n\nAtmosphere:\nI have been to a Knicks game and the atmosphere is pretty nice. You can see Spike Lee there courtside.  You can use the subway to get there without driving if you want.  Parking is expensive though.  I haven't been to Celtics game, so I can't say much about them though.  \n\nTeam Quality:\nKnicks have a pretty awful team.  They have talent with Stephon Marbury, Steve Francis, and Eddy Curry, but they don't work well together.  I expect a pretty bad season again this year.  So as far as a competitive game, the Cavs will probably win.  For the Celtics, they have Paul Pierce, who is their main star.  They are not a good team either and will probably lose to the Cavs.  Believe me, even if the Cavs blowout the Celtics or Knicks..it is worth the price of admission to see Lebron James play.  I saw him blow out the Warriors and he had a triple double..it was amazing.\n\nOther Games:\nThe Heat are the defending Champions so it would be a good game to watch with Dwayne Wade and Shaquille O'Neal.  The Bulls are also a good team, but to be honest..they aren't that exciting to watch..they have a lot of team players but it won't be that flashy.  Another team to keep in mind is Dallas.  Dallas was in the Finals last year and play an faster pace game which is exciting.  They are led by Dirk Nowitzki.  For the Dallas game since they are in the Western Conference, there might be only one game played by Celtics or Knicks..so demand will be high.  But, I think it will be worth it.\n\nI hope this helps.  Good luck.
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I believe it's $80.00. I have the Upper Deck Shaq Rookie card, and that was it's price last time I checked. Hope that helps you.
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Its a ticket broker so its probably a lot more than you would pay on the streets.  Also, usually can get tickets just walking up to the stadium but there is no guarantee of course.
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Go to NBA.com and see if there any seatings open.
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Sorry mate but unless you're willing to pay about £600, you wont be able to get tickets, and even if you buy them off somebody else, they wont let you in the ground unless the name on the ticket matches your name