(12-27-2017, 09:55 PM)Doug-H Wrote: The interview on the radio stated that for now they will be there but they may ask to remove them.    In the meantime, they can sell standing room tickets..    Up  to 1600..  I wonder what they'll do with all the people who buy cheaper tickets but like going to the standing areas anyway??    

The other questions is how the brokers were able to sweep up all the upper deck tickets unless they controlled them already???  Did the Jags limit the number of ticket STH's could add to their account during the pre-sale??    Looking on resale sites, rows of seats are there now at double the STH price...    I know these guys work directly with sales people and they let them do it..      

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Season ticket holders were limited to purchasing 9 extra tickets.  I don't believe the online brokers could have snapped them up directly under those caps.  Also, my wife is a Baptist Health employee and they were given access to buy tickets after season ticket holders but before the general public because Baptist Health is a Jaguars sponsor.  Season ticket holders and employees of sponsors were the ones buying up tickets in my estimation.  When 3 o'clock rolled around and they went on sale to the general public, there were no side by side seats left in the general bowl unless they were resale tickets at jacked up prices.

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