RealGM

As a thank you for your passion and enthusiasm for our team, we would like to extend an exclusive price ticket special for the following upcoming games:

Bucks vs.

Pacers - Friday, April 4th, 7:30 pm
-Featuring Jon McGlocklin's Jersey Retirement Rededication!

$29 seats for only $5!!!

To order call Amanda at: 414-227-0592

Bucks vs.

Celtics - Tuesday, April 9th, 7:00 pm
-Featuring Ray Allen, Sam Cassell, Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett!

$29 seats for only $5!!!

Use the link and promo code below to take advantage of this special offer:
Special Offer Code: Social
http://www. ticketmaster. com/event/07003F35BB2C8E2C?did=social

TICKETS ARE IN LIMITED SUPPLY, ACT QUICKLY!

Close but not quite. If they pay ME $5, plus gas money, then I would think about it.

MickeyDavis wrote:Close but not quite. If they pay ME $5, plus gas money, then I would think about it.

I agree I thought maybe someone would want to see Ray & Sam light us up though.

I'm glad I paid 5 times that much for my tickets already.

The Nets offered me free $80 tickets to see Nets/Pacers a couple weeks ago. I passed. Bucks offers aren't cutting it these days.

Hey Herb, when the Brewers were terrible, Attanasio sucked it up and gave the fans a free game. Plus at least tailgating at a Brewer game is an experience all by itself. Maybe a free beer or two and a free ticket and I'll make my way down to the Bradley Center and clap once or twice when I see a Buck make a hustle play...

Wade-A-Holic wrote:Hey Herb, when the Brewers were terrible, Attanasio sucked it up and gave the fans a free game. Plus at least tailgating at a Brewer game is an experience all by itself. Maybe a free beer or two and a free ticket and I'll make my way down to the Bradley Center and clap once or twice when I see a Buck make a hustle play...

Your hands will get a good rest than.

I wouldn't go unless they gave me free lower bowl seats, free concessions, and free VIP parking. And I'm a hardcore fan!! This is what has become of our organization.

I'll forgo my season tickets and instead head to Miller Park to watch a real sports team play.

You can do both on Friday, a Brewers/Bucks doubleheader.

What's the link to the Pacers tickets?

MickeyDavis wrote:You can do both on Friday, a Brewers/Bucks doubleheader.

I'll pass. I'm hoping to be having my stomach pumped from alcohol poisoning by the time the Bucks game rolls around. That sounds much more appealing to me than watching them play.