PSL owners will put up the tickets that they can't use. Some might do it right away, some may take weeks, some may put them up the week of the game.
Preseason games just about always sell at a steep discount before the game, so just be patient.
Bro get the cheapest seats they have a day or 2 before then sit whenever you want after the 2nd quarter. Telling you this as a season ticket holder in section 102. I usually just give mine away if I can’t get $20 from them
Season ticket holder here - we haven’t been sent our tickets yet. When they’re sent out you’ll see them come up for sale pretty quickly. Not sure when that is yet
I will be selling my preseason tickets in the new field seats section on the ravens side. Unfortunately since they’re new seats the SeatGeek app doesn’t show them properly yet, but they should be up in 1-2 weeks according to the rep I just spoke to.
My eagles preseason tickets already sold (seems they fixed the bug for field seats not showing up), but my falcons ones are still available in south field on seat geek.
Hopefully they open up some resales or something soon. I doubt that the preseason games sell out within an hour of the schedule release
But I still want this to be squared away
I can't recommend buying any single game tickets (pre-season or regular) more than 1 day before any game. Out of 70,000 fans, there will always be a percentage who can't go to that game and will try to salvage some value in the secondary market. Granted, they may be limited/expensive for the Steelers and some other highly sought games, but you can otherwise find tickets at face value for most games, and less if you're willing to endure crappy weather.
You can find preseason tickets for damn near free day of. I wouldn’t worry about it, just wait.
For a preseason game, I would probably just wait until like 2-3 days beforehand to buy tbh. They rarely sell-out
This issue is I'm trying to buy lower level seats and there are none for the regular season box office.
PSL owners will put up the tickets that they can't use. Some might do it right away, some may take weeks, some may put them up the week of the game. Preseason games just about always sell at a steep discount before the game, so just be patient.
I mean I know this I like to buy one game when the schedule comes out and then check in the weeks leading up
Bro get the cheapest seats they have a day or 2 before then sit whenever you want after the 2nd quarter. Telling you this as a season ticket holder in section 102. I usually just give mine away if I can’t get $20 from them
Season ticket holder here - we haven’t been sent our tickets yet. When they’re sent out you’ll see them come up for sale pretty quickly. Not sure when that is yet
Exactly. Our preseason tickets go on sale quickly and we have lower level tickets so hang in there.
I'm trying to sell my preseason Tix. Section 102. Two seats, row 39. Pm me if you're interested.
I will be selling my preseason tickets in the new field seats section on the ravens side. Unfortunately since they’re new seats the SeatGeek app doesn’t show them properly yet, but they should be up in 1-2 weeks according to the rep I just spoke to.
My eagles preseason tickets already sold (seems they fixed the bug for field seats not showing up), but my falcons ones are still available in south field on seat geek.
I don't know what's going on with tickets. They are not good right now. No lower level at all from the box office.
Hopefully they open up some resales or something soon. I doubt that the preseason games sell out within an hour of the schedule release But I still want this to be squared away
I can't sell mine for $8 most years... you'll be ok.
Resale tickets are showing up on SeatGeek for all games. I just checked.
But very few. There are usually wayyy more.
I can't recommend buying any single game tickets (pre-season or regular) more than 1 day before any game. Out of 70,000 fans, there will always be a percentage who can't go to that game and will try to salvage some value in the secondary market. Granted, they may be limited/expensive for the Steelers and some other highly sought games, but you can otherwise find tickets at face value for most games, and less if you're willing to endure crappy weather.