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Whitaker240

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I am.  Actually thinking of not renewing, and go to a few games a year like you're currently doing.  Also resell value is horrible unless it's Golden State,  Cleveland, Okc and a few others.  If you've got a good account manager though they will let you swap your tickets to another game if you can't make it, but they won't be as good as your regulars. Overall it's a cool experience, and most of the staff are extremely helpful.  Really good experience and things to do for kids.

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I agree that's why it makes it so hard to invest for whole season.  Now we go when we can an buy good seats but we spend about $2500 a year or so for a handful of games.

 

We say behind the pistons bench once on 3rd row, and sat in same area during clippers game.  Hard to commit to be honest.  

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7 hours ago, Whitaker240 said:

I agree that's why it makes it so hard to invest for whole season.  Now we go when we can an buy good seats but we spend about $2500 a year or so for a handful of games.

 

We say behind the pistons bench once on 3rd row, and sat in same area during clippers game.  Hard to commit to be honest.  

Yeah it is kind of a tough choice.  It's not the best investment overall because no matter where you sit in the arena you will not get your money's worth financially.  On weekdays you can get similar seats to what you're describing for like $50 -$75, and depending on who they play even cheaper.  Now if you plan to go to almost every game, and enjoy watching, and care about the team that's where the enjoyment comes in.  I think I'll wait to see what happens with Kemba to make my final decision on renewing.  Put it this way, if we trade Kemba and other pieces in 3-5 years you can probably get the same or similar tickets then.  I love everything about the team, but i feel the front office, and MJ aren't pulling their weight with the product on the floor.  It's just hard to keep sinking money into it year after year.  

 

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