New York Yankees Tickets on Sale

New York Yankees tickets went on sale today, February 29, 2008. It's crazy when you have such a good team and so many fans to secure a ticket. Seeing that the New York Yankees for the last couple of years have been a baseball team with a lot of talent, it makes it a lot harder to find good ticket seats. They are many places where you go to get tickets.

When my family lived in New York several years ago, you could go to www.stubhub.com to buy Yankees tickets. They are the official online ticket place for the team so it is you best bet to go onto their site. Prices usually range anywhere from $34 dollars to thousands of dollars depending on the seats and who is selling them. You can also sell your tickets on there. You can buy tickets to an array of games so this is one of your best bet. Another good website that my family knew about was http://www.exclusivetickets.com/new_york_yankees_tickets.html . It is a cool place to get the hard to find tickets. You can pay a hefty price for those great match ups this season but at least you will be at the games. The prices depend on the game match ups and the time in the season as well as the availability.

I attend Eastern Michigan University in Ypsilanti, MI. Right next door is the University of Michigan Wolverines. They are one of the premier team in the NCAA. When they have home games, it is almost impossible to navigate around the town. Traffic is back up and the city is jammed packed. I remember two years ago, the Wolverines were playing Ohio State. This is one of the biggest rivalries in college football. Tickets are usually impossible to get but one of my friends who went to U of M had two tickets and wanted to sell them to me. I never asked his price but I knew he would give me a great discount. I showed up at his house the day of the game and he told me he had sold the tickets. I was so angry because I was all set to go to the game.

He surprised me by announcing that he had sold the tickets on e-bay for $4,000 dollars a ticket. I was shocked by the popularity that this game had brought up ticket prices. People literally were putting out big money to be at one of the biggest games of the year. It turned out for the best though. U of M lost the game, but we saw it on TV for free and we went out that night courtesy of the new found wealth.