The oldest stub in the lot was this 1991 Championship stub. One of things to notice about the tickets are the prices and the differences between levels and stadiums, and also post season.
$10.00 field level. Nice.
Field level and free, it was a comped ticket.
$20.00 dugout, very nice.
$40.00 Championship Series Field level tickets.
Smoltzy! Final year at Fulton Count Stadium (after winning the World Series the previous year).
I think these were in the Pavilion.
New stadium (Turner Field) and $10.00 now gets you in the Upper Deck, lol.
$30.00 Championship tickets, but Upper level this time.
$5.00 & $9.00 nose bleeds.
$30.00 dugout at Turner, a jump of $10.00.
This price would've got you field level at Fulton.
Terrace Level: $20.00.
Back to back days, same seats.
BIRTHDAY TICKETS!
Thats the end of the tickets from the lot. I have a handful at home from like 15 + years ago. My visits to Fulton County Stadium were as a kid and nearly every visit were the right field nose bleeds and the cost was $1.50. One time we were at field level down the right field line, and go figure someone hollered look out! Sure enough I did look, and got smacked in the nose with a foul ball. My nose still has the bump. LOL.
Now, as an adult my visits to Turner were always amazing seats. Always the last week before the All-Star break (seems like we were always playing the Expos). Seats were right behind the Braves dugout, well just a couple of seats towards the plate usually row 11. One time we were in row 20 behind the plate. I really didn't like that so much although the view was great.
I still need to get to SunTrust Park. My cousin has access to the "boxes" but yet we haven't gone, shame on him.
Have a great night!
Every time I read a ticket post, I wanna kick myself for not keeping all of the ticket stubs from events I've been too. Worst part... most of the events I go to these days use either digital tickets or printed tickets.
ReplyDeleteMy day to follow Fuji. Again, nice collection. I have some Cubs tickets but they're from the 1970's and they're pretty small and uninteresting.
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