My son and I are driving in from Indianapolis for the game. We've waited 20 years for this game. Wouldn't miss it for the world.

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After seeing what seats in my section are going for on Stubhub I was on the fence but, I couldn't do it. We've waited too damn long for this.

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going with my pops as well

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My brother and I are going; got tickets in the bleeders. Depending on what he can get ahold at 10 AM today, we might sell those two and get four together so the wives can go.

First home playoff game in almost 20 years - there's no way I was going to miss being in the stadium for this.

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“It just shows what kind of team we are. We’re a tough team. We like contact. We’re very physical. We want the issue to be brought to us so we can show people we can stand up to it and overcome it. Seeing that’s just a symbol of our team and who we are.” - Jaguars DT Malik Jackson

My brother and I are going; got tickets in the bleeders. Depending on what he can get ahold at 10 AM today, we might sell those two and get four together so the wives can go.

First home playoff game in almost 20 years - there's no way I was going to miss being in the stadium for this.

Ticketmaster is garbage.  Tried to pick up a couple.  Shockingly wouldn't let me buy any even though it said they were available.

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Well the additional tickets didn't take long to sell out. That included standing room only tickets as well. Bud Zone and Fanduelville or whatever it's called are going to be overflowing. I'm probably going to go into the stadium a little earlier than usual as I feel the lines to get in around game time are going to be 20+ minute wait to get through.

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I understand its a private organization, but I'd love to know the dynamics behind who the Jaguars sold the tickets to. Were they sold to ticket brokers or themselves to sell on the open market to try and double their profit?

Even the tickets that were just released, were they all sold to local fans, or were they sold to brokers as well?

You wont know until gametime and see how many opposing fans are in the stadium.

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My brother and I are going; got tickets in the bleeders. Depending on what he can get ahold at 10 AM today, we might sell those two and get four together so the wives can go.

First home playoff game in almost 20 years - there's no way I was going to miss being in the stadium for this.

I am interested. Trying to find some. I don't feel confident about coming down from South Carolina without tickets but I have also considered trying to buy some once I get there


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Is it worth it to by tickets in the 400 sections for 85 a piece??

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Is it worth it to by tickets in the 400 sections for 85 a piece??

Upper deck, but yes. I've sat up there many times and it's a great view.


I'll be at the game next weekend! 214 represent!!!

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Draft.
Develop.
Re-sign.

Is it worth it to by tickets in the 400 sections for 85 a piece??

Once the opponent is known and their fans start buying tickets up, you may see prices rise.  I don't think you're going to find anything cheaper than $85 at this point.

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Obviously

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I understand its a private organization, but I'd love to know the dynamics behind who the Jaguars sold the tickets to.  Were they sold to ticket brokers or themselves to sell on the open market to try and double their profit?

Even the tickets that were just released, were they all sold to local fans, or were they sold to brokers as well?

You wont know until gametime and see how many opposing fans are in the stadium.

Brokers call and buy lots of tickets at the same time as fans. They aren't afforded any bypass or back door. 
It's open. The team doesn't do anything shady to increase profits. 
They are only required by the league to reserve a few thousand seats to be released for sale to opposing fans after the opponent is announced.

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I’m there. Section 104

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I'm going to the game as a season ticket holder section 229 and I bought an extra ticket for my best friend.

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