mikecgrimes Verified Member Posted May 29, 2015 Posted May 29, 2015 Just got off the phone with my 20 game package for the remainder of the year. With the Brewers Cubs Royals and St Louis coming to town in the next month and them replacing the April and May games with mostly September games against the Astros Royals and Tigers it's a heck of a deal assuming the Twins don't fall apart. Sounds like a couple games are very close to selling out and this package might not be around much longer. Thursdays win really flipped the secondary market in favor of buying directly from the Twins again and if you buy the 20 game package they give you about 25% more off plus no fees. Already have tickets for a couple other games, and am super excited to have tickets for nearly half the Twins remaining games for basically the price of two pairs of Wild tickets.
Otto von Ballpark Old-Timey Member Posted May 29, 2015 Posted May 29, 2015 I'm not sure if the Twins recent win streak has raised prices on the secondary market as much as the calendar -- I saw similar effects last year (got a bunch of great deals in April/May, but only saw scattered such deals until September). Of course, if they keep up this pace, I am sure secondary prices won't fall in September either! It also depends on where you sit. The cheap seats on Seatgeek are still at least ~25% below face value for most remaining non-premium games (Brewers, Cubs, Yankees). Premium seating prices don't fall until much closer to the game date, regardless of team record.
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