Nuggets tickets pre-sale info...

by Andrew Feinstein on Oct 6, 2008 10:29 PM MDT

A few Denver Stiffs readers have written to me in the last week or so asking for clarification on the Nuggets season ticket pre-sale situation. So I called the Nuggets ticket office today, and here's the gist of it.

If you're signed up for the Nuggets newsletter, you'll get an email this Friday (the 10th) about getting pre-sale season tickets - i.e. priority over everyone else whom the tickets will be made available on Saturday (the 11th).

Of course, this assumes you actually have any money left in your bank account (and your bank exists, for that matter) and are willing to spend it on the Nuggets.

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ROFL at the last paragraph, it's all true hahaha.

If your bank account exists, and IF you wanna spend it on the Nuggets. Pretty sure most wouldn't even IF their bank accounts did exist.

by Jack on Oct 7, 2008 3:06 AM MDT reply actions

I'm one of the few who wants in, and e-mailed the site about it. Thanks for the work here Andrew. I'm an out-of-towner, and I'll only be in Denver for 1 game this year, and no matter how bad we are, I'm going!

by Chris C. on Oct 7, 2008 7:12 AM MDT reply actions

I think that most tickets will be available at well below face value this year. Should you be interested in seeing a game or two, I think showing up around game time with 40 bucks or so should be enough to get you a couple decent seats.

by Kieran on Oct 7, 2008 3:52 PM MDT reply actions

Hey, a question 4 you all, now as you probably know by now I live in Australia, and I was wondering, how much is it to get into a game, and I know it depends on the seat... But you get my idea. In your dollars not AUD please... Thanks :)

by Jack on Oct 7, 2008 6:41 PM MDT reply actions

Jack, I am not the one to answer you really because I have only been to a few games but last year I went to the Suns vs Nuggets game in Phoenix and sat at centercourt about 15 rows up and it was about $200. That would be the game the Nuggets got blown out by like 40. It was bittersweet to say the least.

by Goldennugget on Oct 7, 2008 8:01 PM MDT reply actions

In these economic times, who in the hell wants to pay to watch the product known as the Nuggets? I can watch selfish basketball at home. And this is from a cat who regularly bought packages plus another twenty games ad hoc. I gave my tix away last year because I was tired of watching that shit they called basketball. And now that the Nuggets management has behaved the same way Congress has, i.e. doing things against the will of the People, why should they get our money? Fuck 'em.

by DeAngelo Starnes on Oct 12, 2008 4:12 AM MDT reply actions

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