Here is a block of eight, but it'll cost you:
http://cgi.ebay.com/8-CHICAGO-CUBS-...ryZ16122QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
http://cgi.ebay.com/8-CHICAGO-CUBS-...ryZ16122QQssPageNameZWDVWQQrdZ1QQcmdZViewItem
Game 3 ticket prices (Cubs first WS home game) are outragous. Ranging from $1600 for standing room to $105,000 for a block of four behind the 1st base dugout.
http://www.stubhub.com/chicago-cubs-playoff-tickets/cubs-vs-tba-10-25-2008-585522
http://www.stubhub.com/chicago-cubs-playoff-tickets/cubs-vs-tba-10-25-2008-585522
If they get there it'll be interesting to see if prices get there. I doubt it. I mean, how many families are going to go if they can get 100 grand for the tix? That's just insane.
Think of it this way. At an average of $5,000 per seat times 40,000 that's $20 billion. Yes, with a B. Now figure 3 games. $60 billion just for the world series ticket prices. Could solve the country's financial crisis.
Think of it this way. At an average of $5,000 per seat times 40,000 that's $20 billion. Yes, with a B. Now figure 3 games. $60 billion just for the world series ticket prices. Could solve the country's financial crisis.
Cub fan's keep putting the cart before the horse:
From the milwakee journal star:
The Drill: A new to-do list for Cubs fans
Posted: Oct. 7, 2008
Now that the crying and cursing have slowed to whining and muttering, Reggie Hayes of the News-Sentinel of Fort Wayne, Ind., offers five helpful ideas for Chicago Cubs fans to pass the time this winter:
1. Work on design for Alfonso Soriano “Mr. July” T-shirt.
2. Erect built-to-scale Lego model of Wrigley Field, complete with sign reading: “World Series host, 2108.”
3. Lead a search for Ted Lilly.
4. Watch a video of Kosuke Fukudome’s greatest hits, from back in April.
5. Disavow anything to do with the Cubs for the rest of your life, or until the first Budweiser is sold at Wrigley Field next April, whichever comes first.
From the milwakee journal star:
The Drill: A new to-do list for Cubs fans
Posted: Oct. 7, 2008
Now that the crying and cursing have slowed to whining and muttering, Reggie Hayes of the News-Sentinel of Fort Wayne, Ind., offers five helpful ideas for Chicago Cubs fans to pass the time this winter:
1. Work on design for Alfonso Soriano “Mr. July” T-shirt.
2. Erect built-to-scale Lego model of Wrigley Field, complete with sign reading: “World Series host, 2108.”
3. Lead a search for Ted Lilly.
4. Watch a video of Kosuke Fukudome’s greatest hits, from back in April.
5. Disavow anything to do with the Cubs for the rest of your life, or until the first Budweiser is sold at Wrigley Field next April, whichever comes first.
