GaryMrMets
01-19-2002, 05:46 PM
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News
1/18/2002 2:00 pm ET
Reds announce 2003 ticket prices at new park
Seats affordable, close to the action at Reds' new home
Reds media relations dept.
CINCINNATI - Cincinnati Reds chief operating officer John Allen today announced ticket prices for 2003, the club's first season at new 42,000-seat Great American Ball Park.
"From the very beginning, the Reds organization made a commitment to our fans and the taxpayers that we would have a tiered pricing structure in Great American Ball Park," Allen said. "We feel the prices announced today meet our objectives. Reds games will continue to be affordable for all fans, while at the same time generate additional revenues. The physical structure and layout of the new park will put fans closer to the action than they have ever experienced in a major league ballpark in Cincinnati."
The ballpark's 14 different ticket prices range from the $5 Outer View Level seats to the $175 Diamond seats.
Excluding the premium Diamond and Scout Seats, there will be approximately 19,000 seats in Great American Ball Park's lower bowl, compared to 10,200 seats currently available in the lower bowl at Cinergy Field.
Approximately 20,800 seats - almost half the ballpark - will cost $15 or less.
Approximately 23,500 seats - about 56 percent of the ballpark - will cost $16 or less.
Terrace Infield Box seats will cost $30, which is $2 less than the cost of a similar seat at Cinergy Field for the upcoming season.
Approximately 4,300 of the $15 tickets will be available at field level in the Terrace Outfield sections. There are no $15 field-level tickets available at Cinergy Field.
In April or May, existing season ticket holders - on a seniority basis - will have the first option to reserve season tickets at Great American Ball Park. After season tickets are made available to existing season ticket holders, they will go on sale to the general public at a date to be determined.
There are no seat license purchase requirements for season tickets.
Terrace Infield Box: $30
View Level Box: $14
Diamond Seats: $175
Terrace Box: $25
Mezzanine: $14
Scout Seats: $60
Terrace Line: $20
View Level Infield: $11
Lower Club: $50
View Level Infield Box: $16
Bleachers: $10
Terrace Dugout: $50
Mezzanine Infield: $16
View Level: $9
Club Home: $50
Terrace Outfield: $15
Outer View Level: $5
Club Seating: $42
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News
1/18/2002 2:00 pm ET
Reds announce 2003 ticket prices at new park
Seats affordable, close to the action at Reds' new home
Reds media relations dept.
CINCINNATI - Cincinnati Reds chief operating officer John Allen today announced ticket prices for 2003, the club's first season at new 42,000-seat Great American Ball Park.
"From the very beginning, the Reds organization made a commitment to our fans and the taxpayers that we would have a tiered pricing structure in Great American Ball Park," Allen said. "We feel the prices announced today meet our objectives. Reds games will continue to be affordable for all fans, while at the same time generate additional revenues. The physical structure and layout of the new park will put fans closer to the action than they have ever experienced in a major league ballpark in Cincinnati."
The ballpark's 14 different ticket prices range from the $5 Outer View Level seats to the $175 Diamond seats.
Excluding the premium Diamond and Scout Seats, there will be approximately 19,000 seats in Great American Ball Park's lower bowl, compared to 10,200 seats currently available in the lower bowl at Cinergy Field.
Approximately 20,800 seats - almost half the ballpark - will cost $15 or less.
Approximately 23,500 seats - about 56 percent of the ballpark - will cost $16 or less.
Terrace Infield Box seats will cost $30, which is $2 less than the cost of a similar seat at Cinergy Field for the upcoming season.
Approximately 4,300 of the $15 tickets will be available at field level in the Terrace Outfield sections. There are no $15 field-level tickets available at Cinergy Field.
In April or May, existing season ticket holders - on a seniority basis - will have the first option to reserve season tickets at Great American Ball Park. After season tickets are made available to existing season ticket holders, they will go on sale to the general public at a date to be determined.
There are no seat license purchase requirements for season tickets.
Terrace Infield Box: $30
View Level Box: $14
Diamond Seats: $175
Terrace Box: $25
Mezzanine: $14
Scout Seats: $60
Terrace Line: $20
View Level Infield: $11
Lower Club: $50
View Level Infield Box: $16
Bleachers: $10
Terrace Dugout: $50
Mezzanine Infield: $16
View Level: $9
Club Home: $50
Terrace Outfield: $15
Outer View Level: $5
Club Seating: $42
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