I was just wondering if anyone knows if these are also all you can eat seats? I noticed there was a difference between "club home" and these, since they're more up the 1st base side, looking for tickets for Sunday night and just wondered because certain Bengals club seats don't have things that others do.
Thanks for any input
This link was very helpful, thank you!Originally Posted by texasdave
They made the move to this style about 2 seasons ago. Before then tix were about half of what they are now ($90+) but you had to buy your food. I sat there for maybe 5-6 over a 3-4 year period. Really nice area, but since the price jump I have not tried it because cost wise I just can't justify that kind of monies to see a game.
I look at expensive tickets like a thank you for Joey Votto now, lol. I was more annoyed buying tickets before when I felt like the front office wasn't trying or being aggressive to win..
I would loove to sit in that area, but if I did, I would get to maybe 1 game a season, right now with the cheaper seats and 4 free tix I am getting to drive over to 5 games.
Thats cool, I definitely understand that, I usually sit in cheaper seats. It's a couple hours away so this will only be the third game this year. Sat in the bleachers once, and behind the Reds dugout last Sunday when it was 100 degrees, tickets were going cheap on ebay so we went down lol.
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