Lions Announce Creation of New Season-Ticket Packages
by Sean Yuille on Jun 30, 2009 4:13 PM EDT
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The Detroit Lions are offering several, flexible season ticket packages for the 2009 season. Along with the Full Season Plan that includes all 10 Lions home games, fans can now purchase Half-Season Plans, "The Roar Zone" Plan, and the "Pick Your Games" Plan.
Along with the new flexible, season ticket packages, the Lions are offering the "All You Can Eat" Seat. This option is being made available to Detroit sports fans for the first time in this market in regular stadium seating areas.
"One of our most important business objectives is to present our fans with several options to attend Lions games at Ford Field that provide great value," said Lions President Tom Lewand. "We recognize that this is a tough economic environment for all fans, and increased flexibility is necessary to respond to that environment."
For further information on season tickets, fans can visit www.detroitlions.com/tickets or call the Lions Ticket Office at Ford Field (313.262.2002).
More after the jump.
2009 SEASON TICKET OPTIONS
Full Season Plan
- Tickets to all 10 games in regular seating sections, including eight regular season games and two preseason games.
- Per game pricing discounts compared to other season ticket plans and individual game tickets.
- Priority to purchase existing seat locations for any playoff game.
Half-Season Plans
- Half-Season Plan A: Atlanta Falcons (8/15), Minnesota Vikings (9/20), Pittsburgh Steelers (10/11), Cleveland Browns (11/22), Arizona Cardinals (12/20).
- Half-Season Plan B: Indianapolis Colts (8/29), Washington Redskins (9/27), St. Louis Rams (11/1), Green Bay Packers (11/26), Chicago Bears (1/3).
- Priority to purchase existing seat locations for any playoff game.
"The Roar Zone" Plan
- Specially priced $30 per game Full Season ticket packages in sections 315-321(approximately 1,200 available seats).
- Maximum six tickets per fan.
"Pick Your Games" Plan
- Opportunity to pick three games (excluding Pittsburgh and Green Bay) in lower, middle and upper levels.
- Fans can save $18.00 or more per package. Tickets are discounted from $78 to $72 (lower and middle level) and from $50 to $42 (upper level, Rows 10 & up).
SPECIAL TICKET OFFER
"All You Can Eat" Seat
- 5,500 available seats in special "All You Can Eat" sections that will be offered with season tickets, group tickets and individual game tickets.
- Includes for one price: game ticket and unlimited hot dogs, bratwurst, chips, popcorn, nachos & cheese and soft drinks.
- Access to special redemption centers at east and west end of Ford Field (nearby "All You Can Eat" sections) for "All You Can Eat" customers only.
- Season tickets start as low at $73 for "All You Can Eat" tickets.
- Tickets for individual games (available at a later date) for "All You Can Eat" tickets start as low at $85.
INDIVIDUAL GAME TICKETS
Preseason Individual Game Tickets
- Tickets for preseason individual game tickets go on sale Thursday, July 16.
Regular Season Individual Game Tickets
The release of individual game tickets for the regular season will be announced at a later date and will be based on availability.
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So there's only two "All you can eat" centers?
That’s lame. You should be able to go to any booth that has pop, nachos, etc.
They do this at Braves games
They have a section with a buffet for people.
Honestly, unless you are a competitive eater you make out better just buying the food at the stands.
They could just build a pony keg into the armrest or the seatback in front of you
and pass out long extra long straws at the door.
Only if they let me watch the brawl instead of the halftime highlights
It could be like the Superfan add on to Sunday Ticket.
you could watch this…http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3N1z1-ASRiE , a nicely put together highlight clip of Kevin Smith.
Is that not enough reason to buy season tickets?
Why even bother with packages...
…when you can always scavenge the seats from disgruntled season ticket holders on StubHub. I went to a handful of games last year for nearly half the price of the face value on the ticket. I know they have a business to run, but after an 0-16 season shouldn’t you be PAYING fans to come to the games?
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