anyone seen this 20 game ticket plan

[sixerfan1976]

forgive me if this is improper to put its own topic for...but one partial game plan is amazin to me.

http://www.nba.com/sixers/tickets/20080 ... 0game.html

you can sit lower level...the catch is..last 3 rows of the section..and save 50 percent behind the basket and 44 percent in lower corner sections...and the red plan has really good games. I booked today. Just an FYI

[IggyTheBEaST]

Dont know about you guys but Im pretty picky, I can NOT sit behind the basket

[tk76]

Funny game combo's. The Red plan has opening night and all of the big name teams/players (Lebron, Duncan, AI. Kobe, Yao, CP3) The other has all the bad teams. I guess it depends if you want to watch the stars in a packed house, or see mostly wins.

[sixerfan1976]

i got the lower level corner. Red...you save 60 dollars per game.....usually 134 per pair..its 74 per pair....i couldnt refuse.......the games are great too!

[51X3RF4N]

SF, I'm beginning to think YOU are the "inside" guy in the organization...promoting is your thing!

[sixerfan1976]

hehe..no this is a case of spotting a great deal and sharing it with my fellow fans.

[Wildfire]

I only care about going to one game, the spectrum game, is there anyway to get tickets normally (I'll guess not since people are jerks and I hate them)?

Stubhub is already ridiculously overpriced (200 for upper level seats).

I'll probably go to 4-5 other games over the year, but I really want the spectrum one.

[freshie2]

Nice deal...if I lived close or had my kids either 5 years older or 5 years younger, I'd consider. Their lives are too busy to make multiple trips to Philly. I am coming for opening night, and maybe sneak another game in later in the season. It's nice to have the Sixers games be meaningful again.

[dbodner]

The other has all the bad teams. I guess it depends if you want to watch the stars in a packed house, or see mostly wins.

The blue plan also includes twice as many weekend games.

But yeah, the red plan is stacked with the good teams/dates. I ended up picking up the LL Corners red 20 game plan. That's basically a half season plan, with ridiculous discounts.

[sixerfan1976]

The other has all the bad teams. I guess it depends if you want to watch the stars in a packed house, or see mostly wins.

The blue plan also includes twice as many weekend games.

But yeah, the red plan is stacked with the good teams/dates. I ended up picking up the LL Corners red 20 game plan. That's basically a half season plan, with ridiculous discounts.

Same here....60 dollars off face value per game in LL corners..vs the best teams...red plan has all good teams except the Nets. I already had a flex plan..but this was just too ridiculously good to pass up. Which is why I wanted to share the info.

[tk76]

Not your best "inside scoop", but thanks none the less.

I would probably jump if I lived in Philly.

Any other moves left? I was wondering what young guys we were planning to either sign or at least invite to camp. Is Fazekas an option? I really think he could fill Smith's role as a bigger shooter.

How about J. Gordon or maybe a SF/athlete. I'd also like to see Bobby Jones back- I think he could develop into a good bench defender/3pt shooter after a year or two of seasoning.

[psykosacul]

I only care about going to one game, the spectrum game, is there anyway to get tickets normally (I'll guess not since people are jerks and I hate them)?

Stubhub is already ridiculously overpriced (200 for upper level seats).

I'll probably go to 4-5 other games over the year, but I really want the spectrum one.

if you get a ticket plan (like the one talked about in this thread), one of the benefits is the ability to reserve seats for the march 13th spectrum game.

[playmaker3]

forgive me if this is improper to put its own topic for...but one partial game plan is amazin to me.

http://www.nba.com/sixers/tickets/20080 ... 0game.html

you can sit lower level...the catch is..last 3 rows of the section..and save 50 percent behind the basket and 44 percent in lower corner sections...and the red plan has really good games. I booked today. Just an FYI

wow. i wish i lived in philly. im about 2.5 hrs away. I had a 10 game plan 2 seasons ago. I ended up going to about 13 games that year. Last year I dont think I saw any 10 game plans or I just missed it but ended up going to 6 games. I was thinking about getting another 10 game plan this season. Then I saw this post about the 20 game plan. The most intersting thing about the 20 game plan is that it is only $59 more per plan (in the lower level ends) than the 10 game plan. But there is no last 3 rows of the section catch for the 10 game plan. So I'm debating on which one I want to get. I doubt I'll be driving down to Philly 20 times this year, but maybe 10-15 times. It's a tough decision.

[underpressure]

I need some advice.

Is there any way to order already some game tickets? I may come to Philly and see the first three home games but I still did not figure out how to order them. When I click on the 'ticket'-button on sixers.com beneath the desired games, I get solely relegated to a information site with any meaningful advice.

Has anybody an idea where I can get those tickets?

[dbodner]

Single game tickets are not currently on sale. I'm not sure exactly when they will be, either.

[playmaker3]

If I'm not mistaken I believe that in years past single game tickets went on sale around mid to late September.