Bengals hike ticket prices
This release in this afternoon from Bengals PR:
The Bengals today released general admission season ticket and single-game ticket prices for the 2008 season at Paul Brown Stadium. Tickets are up $4 each:
SEASON TICKET PRICES (per game)
Zone EE (North End Zone, Club Level) $ 59
Zone J (Corners, Canopy Level) $ 59
Zones D, E (Corners / End Zone, Field Level) $ 69
Zones F, G, H (Sidelines, Canopy Level) $ 67
Zones A, B, C (Sidelines, Field Level) $ 77
Zone CC (Convertible Club, Club Level) $ 77
SINGLE GAME TICKET PRICES (if available)
Zone EE (North End Zone, Club Level) $ 64
Zone J (Corners, Canopy Level) $ 64
Zone D, E (Corners / End Zone, Field Level) $ 74
Zones F, G, H (Sidelines, Canopy Level) $ 72
Zones A, B, C (Sidelines, Field Level) $ 82
Zone CC (Convertible Club, Club Level) $ 82
posted by Mark at 4:16 PM
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at 1/11/2008 5:08 PM 
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at 1/11/2008 6:23 PM 
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at 1/14/2008 8:43 AM 
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Post a Comment*could you imagine how much they will buck us next year if they have a winning season....I'm sure that 4,000 strong waiting list will be more like 400 strong now.
Even after the increase PBS tickets for next year are below the league average from THIS year. No one can complain about ticket prices at PBS despite the Bengals record. Does anyone honestly believe that a losing season means ticket prices should go down?
No one said they should go down. Just not up. This is the same crap Mike always does. If you want to see a cancer for this team he is Mike Brown. Mike does not want a team that will make the Superbowl. It would take away from his precious earnings. Look he just proved he can put a losing team up and still raise prices and snub the fans, and still fill a stadium. It is no skin off of him since the Mike and the rest of his family laugh on the way to the bank. If you want a team that can win do what Miami did and Hire someone who knows about football and take mike out of the equation. Like they said in the Dallas game last night the team with the longest streak of not winning a playoff game is the Cincinnati Bengals. Nice award to have!
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