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Apr 2, 2012 at 11:08 AM
- Rikimaru03
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holy sh*t! 350 a seat through box office? those arent even ebay mark ups! imagine how much those seats will cost to buy online! 500 dollars a ticket for regular season games if we are good!
Apr 2, 2012 at 11:10 AM
- Blue_Chameleon
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Originally posted by schmons:
can i be your friend too?
You can be friend #2
Apr 2, 2012 at 11:11 AM
- Blue_Chameleon
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Originally posted by Rubberneck36:
Welcome bro!
Thanks Rubberneck36!
Apr 2, 2012 at 11:11 AM
- 49AllTheTime
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Originally posted by Blue_Chameleon:
Hello everyone....glad to be on here. I am Marvin49's buddy who took that bullet, both in the wallet and in my head. But I know full well that it'll be worth the hit in the heart because I love the team since I was a young child watching it with my late grandfather. If anyone here have questions concerning the pics and club seats, I'll be more than happy to share my experience with anyone who wants to know.
What up welcome..
where do you currently sit...same area?
for me, it's a big jump from $74 to $325 a game. The Club amenities look awesome..too bad they will keep the peasants out of those areas
Apr 2, 2012 at 11:18 AM
- Rikimaru03
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Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:Originally posted by Blue_Chameleon:Hello everyone....glad to be on here. I am Marvin49's buddy who took that bullet, both in the wallet and in my head. But I know full well that it'll be worth the hit in the heart because I love the team since I was a young child watching it with my late grandfather. If anyone here have questions concerning the pics and club seats, I'll be more than happy to share my experience with anyone who wants to know.
What up welcome..
where do you currently sit...same area?
for me, it's a big jump from $74 to $325 a game. The Club amenities look awesome..too bad they will keep the peasants out of those areas
I want to see what is going to make this stadium different from Candlestick. Will there be seat cushions? cup holders? Wifi? better sound system? the big screens? TV's in the bathrooms? Is there a list anywhere of these type of little details?
Apr 2, 2012 at 11:24 AM
- Marvin49
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Originally posted by DaDivaRecieva15:
Creamed pants, lol
Um...Since the thread was merged and you can't see the title....
...I'm gonna assume this was in response to the April 19th Groundbreaking? I hope.
[ Edited by Marvin49 on Apr 2, 2012 at 11:28 AM ]
Apr 2, 2012 at 11:25 AM
- Blue_Chameleon
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Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:Thanks 49AllTheTime....when I first wanted to get tix to the game, I was looking at just the MNF game against the Steelers. Out of sheer luck (or dumb luck), I randomly clicked on some checkbox to have a ticket agent contact me. I was contacted by them, and for the price of one MNF game, I was able to get the remaining home games, UR18, for the same cost. So why not, right?
What up welcome..
where do you currently sit...same area?
for me, it's a big jump from $74 to $325 a game. The Club amenities look awesome..too bad they will keep the peasants out of those areas
Next seasons tix are UB on the visitor's side, mainly because I was a late comer and all of the tix on the home side were gone.
The jump is drastic for me too. Don't get me wrong. I dwelled literally every minute about it since the meeting with the New Stadium agent all the way up to the point where I sent in the paperwork. I even stalled a few times before hitting the send button! All doubts of every type leaped into my head...all the way from "its not worth it" to "i can't afford this". Naturally, certain things in my lifestyle has to change but I'm willing to do it. My personal feeling about these tickets isn't so much the price, as money comes and goes, but for what it represents. I have three young children, my oldest daughter is 7 and she's already recognizing teams. My youngest boy is 18 months. I want to be able to pass these seats onto them. My parents weren't able to offer things like this to me as a child, but that was okay. As any generation forward, we all want to do things and give to the next generation BETTER than what we had before. This is one of many contributions that I can give to my children. This is how I see it. If later in life they don't like football, then so be it. They can turn it around later on and sell the seats for more than what they are worth. Even the 'cheapie' 20k seats will at least retain its value or move upwards. Heck, we're in the middle of silicon valley....home to modern technology and more millionaires than you can shake a stick at.
Apr 2, 2012 at 11:30 AM
- Marvin49
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Originally posted by Blue_Chameleon:
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:Thanks 49AllTheTime....when I first wanted to get tix to the game, I was looking at just the MNF game against the Steelers. Out of sheer luck (or dumb luck), I randomly clicked on some checkbox to have a ticket agent contact me. I was contacted by them, and for the price of one MNF game, I was able to get the remaining home games, UR18, for the same cost. So why not, right?
What up welcome..
where do you currently sit...same area?
for me, it's a big jump from $74 to $325 a game. The Club amenities look awesome..too bad they will keep the peasants out of those areas
Next seasons tix are UB on the visitor's side, mainly because I was a late comer and all of the tix on the home side were gone.
The jump is drastic for me too. Don't get me wrong. I dwelled literally every minute about it since the meeting with the New Stadium agent all the way up to the point where I sent in the paperwork. I even stalled a few times before hitting the send button! All doubts of every type leaped into my head...all the way from "its not worth it" to "i can't afford this". Naturally, certain things in my lifestyle has to change but I'm willing to do it. My personal feeling about these tickets isn't so much the price, as money comes and goes, but for what it represents. I have three young children, my oldest daughter is 7 and she's already recognizing teams. My youngest boy is 18 months. I want to be able to pass these seats onto them. My parents weren't able to offer things like this to me as a child, but that was okay. As any generation forward, we all want to do things and give to the next generation BETTER than what we had before. This is one of many contributions that I can give to my children. This is how I see it. If later in life they don't like football, then so be it. They can turn it around later on and sell the seats for more than what they are worth. Even the 'cheapie' 20k seats will at least retain its value or move upwards. Heck, we're in the middle of silicon valley....home to modern technology and more millionaires than you can shake a stick at.
Plus you have a buddy who's a huge Niners fan as well.

This guy is the reason I was in the Stadium to see the "Vernon Post" LIVE.
[ Edited by Marvin49 on Apr 2, 2012 at 11:32 AM ]
Apr 2, 2012 at 11:30 AM
- valrod33
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Eric Branch @Eric_Branch Reply
The #49ers announce groundbreaking ceremony for new stadium will be held April 19. For invited guests only.
The #49ers announce groundbreaking ceremony for new stadium will be held April 19. For invited guests only.
Apr 2, 2012 at 11:33 AM
- Marvin49
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Originally posted by valrod33:
Eric Branch @Eric_Branch Reply
The #49ers announce groundbreaking ceremony for new stadium will be held April 19. For invited guests only.
.....so happy I could cry....lol.
Apr 2, 2012 at 11:36 AM
- Jcool
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Mike Sando, ESPN.com @espn_nfcwest
49ers announce new stadium groundbreaking set for April 19, 5-6:30 p.m. PT.
[ Edited by Jcool on Apr 2, 2012 at 11:37 AM ]
Apr 2, 2012 at 11:46 AM
- 49AllTheTime
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Originally posted by Marvin49:
Originally posted by Blue_Chameleon:
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:Thanks 49AllTheTime....when I first wanted to get tix to the game, I was looking at just the MNF game against the Steelers. Out of sheer luck (or dumb luck), I randomly clicked on some checkbox to have a ticket agent contact me. I was contacted by them, and for the price of one MNF game, I was able to get the remaining home games, UR18, for the same cost. So why not, right?
What up welcome..
where do you currently sit...same area?
for me, it's a big jump from $74 to $325 a game. The Club amenities look awesome..too bad they will keep the peasants out of those areas
Next seasons tix are UB on the visitor's side, mainly because I was a late comer and all of the tix on the home side were gone.
The jump is drastic for me too. Don't get me wrong. I dwelled literally every minute about it since the meeting with the New Stadium agent all the way up to the point where I sent in the paperwork. I even stalled a few times before hitting the send button! All doubts of every type leaped into my head...all the way from "its not worth it" to "i can't afford this". Naturally, certain things in my lifestyle has to change but I'm willing to do it. My personal feeling about these tickets isn't so much the price, as money comes and goes, but for what it represents. I have three young children, my oldest daughter is 7 and she's already recognizing teams. My youngest boy is 18 months. I want to be able to pass these seats onto them. My parents weren't able to offer things like this to me as a child, but that was okay. As any generation forward, we all want to do things and give to the next generation BETTER than what we had before. This is one of many contributions that I can give to my children. This is how I see it. If later in life they don't like football, then so be it. They can turn it around later on and sell the seats for more than what they are worth. Even the 'cheapie' 20k seats will at least retain its value or move upwards. Heck, we're in the middle of silicon valley....home to modern technology and more millionaires than you can shake a stick at.
Plus you have a buddy who's a huge Niners fan as well.
This guy is the reason I was in the Stadium to see the "Vernon Post" LIVE.
Sounds like Marv is going to pitch in
Apr 2, 2012 at 11:47 AM
- Marvin49
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Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:
Originally posted by Marvin49:
Originally posted by Blue_Chameleon:
Originally posted by 49AllTheTime:Thanks 49AllTheTime....when I first wanted to get tix to the game, I was looking at just the MNF game against the Steelers. Out of sheer luck (or dumb luck), I randomly clicked on some checkbox to have a ticket agent contact me. I was contacted by them, and for the price of one MNF game, I was able to get the remaining home games, UR18, for the same cost. So why not, right?
What up welcome..
where do you currently sit...same area?
for me, it's a big jump from $74 to $325 a game. The Club amenities look awesome..too bad they will keep the peasants out of those areas
Next seasons tix are UB on the visitor's side, mainly because I was a late comer and all of the tix on the home side were gone.
The jump is drastic for me too. Don't get me wrong. I dwelled literally every minute about it since the meeting with the New Stadium agent all the way up to the point where I sent in the paperwork. I even stalled a few times before hitting the send button! All doubts of every type leaped into my head...all the way from "its not worth it" to "i can't afford this". Naturally, certain things in my lifestyle has to change but I'm willing to do it. My personal feeling about these tickets isn't so much the price, as money comes and goes, but for what it represents. I have three young children, my oldest daughter is 7 and she's already recognizing teams. My youngest boy is 18 months. I want to be able to pass these seats onto them. My parents weren't able to offer things like this to me as a child, but that was okay. As any generation forward, we all want to do things and give to the next generation BETTER than what we had before. This is one of many contributions that I can give to my children. This is how I see it. If later in life they don't like football, then so be it. They can turn it around later on and sell the seats for more than what they are worth. Even the 'cheapie' 20k seats will at least retain its value or move upwards. Heck, we're in the middle of silicon valley....home to modern technology and more millionaires than you can shake a stick at.
Plus you have a buddy who's a huge Niners fan as well.
This guy is the reason I was in the Stadium to see the "Vernon Post" LIVE.
Sounds like Marv is going to pitch in
If I'm goin' with him, I ain't goin fer free...LOL!!
Apr 2, 2012 at 11:50 AM
- DaDivaRecieva15
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Originally posted by Marvin49:
Originally posted by DaDivaRecieva15:
Creamed pants, lol
Um...Since the thread was merged and you can't see the title....
...I'm gonna assume this was in response to the April 19th Groundbreaking? I hope.
yessir
Apr 2, 2012 at 12:08 PM
- StOnEy333
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Someone should alert the 49ers to be on the lookout for area49 that day. Odds are strong he'll have a bomb strapped to his chest trying to blow the site up.