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Press release from the Patriots.

FOXBORO – The New England Patriots have announced ticket prices for the 2008 season. The new ticket prices reflect the team’s first ticket price increase since the end of the 2004 season.

Patriots season ticket holders will be sent renewal invoices starting next week. All season ticket renewal invoices must be returned by March 31.

Once renewals are processed, any available season tickets will be made available to those on the season ticket waiting list. Additionally, a limited number of tickets have been reserved for a general, individual-game sale this spring.

For more information on season ticket renewals, waiting list applications or general information on the team, please visit patriots.com.

2008 PATRIOTS TICKET PRICES
Seat Location Price
Lower Level Sideline $169
Lower Level Corner/End Zone $117
Mezzanine Level Corner/End Zone $117
Upper Level Sideline $89
Upper Level Corner (Rows 1-7) $89
Upper Level Corner (Rows 8-26) $65
Standing Room $49

The Patriots’ eight regular-season home opponents have been determined. New England will host each of its three AFC East division rivals (Buffalo, Miami and the New York Jets) in addition to a pair of teams from the AFC West (Denver and Kansas City), two teams from the NFC West (Arizona and St. Louis) and the 2007 AFC North Champion Pittsburgh Steelers.

Comments

rick said:

i laugh only second increase since 2004. ok lets get the facts out:. in 2002 we went from $39 PER TIX TO 75 in a new stadium. then in 2004 we went to 89 now in 2008 we are at 117. so thats 39 to 117 in five years, so if you see mr kraft tell him he has finally priced me {a 31 year season tix holder] out of the market. in case you're wondering these seats are all in the same endzone no upgrade.

Link | February 14, 2008 6:33 PM
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Lorraine said:

Got our bill today - we are SHOCKED at a 50% increase in our seats. Section 301 - Row 2 - went from $59 to $89 !!! We've been season ticket holders for 15 years - it was fun while it lasted.

Link | February 28, 2008 7:06 PM
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JP said:

Same here. Season ticket holder since 1986, but no longer. Priced out of the market. I think Kraft is looking to shrink the waiting list down to zero. How many people who are on the waiting list can afford these ticket prices? Probably only a small percentage. Once they finally go through a season of $50 parking fees, food and drinks at the game, they'll come to the conclusion that sitting at home isn't such a bad idea after all. Yup, it was fun while it lasted.

Link | April 8, 2008 8:44 AM
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TD said:

I am looking for season tickets and would be able to help some one out financially without loosing their tickets. I can be reached at deluca_tom@hotmail.com

Link | June 29, 2008 11:39 AM
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