how and where to get chicago cubs tickets?
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go to a gay bar near the stadium a night before the game and pick up a tranny
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Hey there,\n\nI'd have to agree with MikBrik, you've got to expect to pay a nice premium, on the other hand on a positive note you do have the luxury of actually getting the seats you want If you're a die hard fan because many ticket brokers sell premium tickets too.\n\nI have never gotten tickets until an event was sold out it just happens. I don't know what or where I'll be in 4 months...lol...so I ended up looking through many of the sites online that have ticket inventory from hundreds of brokers and I found one to be a bit cheaper than the rest and to have the largest inventory. The site is called www.takentickets.com\n\n-Satch-\n\nP.S. You can also try craigslist, I'm sometimes scared buying it in person because of scams. Online ticket sites are usually reputable in delivering authentic tickets.
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http://www.ticketmaster.com has them
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Stubhub.com is a really good website for sports tickets. They're at face value.
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go to mlb.com/shop or check out a local footlocker
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You can purchase tickets now by buying either a season ticket or half season ticket with a $25 deposit.  Individual tickets will be sold later on for whatever seats remain.\n\nI already had season tickets for the New York Red Bulls, so I've already got my seats.  4th row too. :-D
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Try http://www.ticketmaster.com
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You could try this:\nhttp://www.tickco.com/choose_seats/baseball/Wrigley_field.htm#seating\nHave fun at the game!
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They don't.\n\nMost of the tickets to any of MLB's big events (All-Star Game, World Series, League Championship Series) go to MLB VIP's, major rightsholders and a share to each team. Pretty much all the remaining seats go to season ticket holders from the home team (Pittsburgh for this season).\n\nSorry, but if you aren't a season ticket holder, you're probably going to have to go through a ticket broker or win them from some contest.
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If you get there early (you're probably looking at getting there around 6am for a 7pm game) you can get some at the ticket window. The Sox release some tickets before every game. You can also check EBay or Craigslist. If you still come up with nothing, circle Fenway a few times a couple of hours before game time. You'll stumble across at least half a dozen scumbags muttering something about tickets. Those are scalpers. They'll bend you over and rape you when it comes to prices, but if you're desparate, they're there. It's not legal, but the cops look the other way.
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I highly recommend ebay.com\n\nIts not guranteed that you will win the tickets but it worth a try
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when the series will be near the places will be revealed to buy tickets and u dont wanna miss the sports news thats the only way u know where to buy\ni am tryin to get 1 ticket to hope we meet there
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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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Do not buy them at a baseball stadium, they are way overpriced there.  Also, do not buy them from mlb.com.  The places I have found the best deals at are ebay and local sporting goods stores (such as Big 5).
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Try razorgator.com or stubhub.com to find tickets.
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I don't know, but maybe http://www.ticketmaster.com/.
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I love the Cubs, my dad was a Cub fan, he would let me skip school to go to Wrigley and I do that now for my kids. There is more to being a Cub fan than winning, I am just happy when they score, there is something about the Cubs, Wrigley Field, Wrigleyville, everyone is always friendly, I grew up watching the Cubs, and they inspired me to play softball. There is no other park like Wrigley(well I have heard Fenway is comparable but have not made it there yet soon i hope though) The Bleacher Bums, the hot dogs, the Beer, I do miss Harry singing and Marla the ball girl I so wanted to be her when I was younger. It has been 34 years and I have and always will stick by my Cubs. No matter what they play hard and are good to their fans! Wrigley is always a sell out win or lose. Anyone that knows me knows I am a Cubs fan, I wear my believe bracelet all year round. I will bleed Cubbie blue til the day I die, I am still waiting for season tickets been waiting for 4 years so far, even before the 2003 season.