New pricing structure on 2015 tickets

[phantom1584]

Got a form letter from Jim Irsay in the mail today, saying that the Colts are restructuring the pricing model for home games for next season, but it gives no other details.  Just says it'll offer fans "many more pricing options" and "more flexibility in finding tickets to fit your budget".  I got a email into my ticket rep to see if I can get that decoded into actual details, but curious what others think this could mean.  I know there's been talk lately about making the more attractive games more expensive, and my best guess is we're about to see that put into action.

[phantom1584]

Seems I stumbled upon an answer.  The ticket webpage on the colts site has been updated with prices and new zones for next season.  Looks like quite a few new price zones throughout the stadium

 

http://www.colts.com/stadium/stadium-map.html

[ColtsFan76]

Thanks for the info. I got on the season ticket waiting list in December. I am curious to see what seats I am offered

 

Question: Anyone have any idea what my chances are of getting something other then 600 level seats? I'm assuming not great

[lollygagger8]

If all I could get were 600 level seats, I would just stay home. 

[Timo1]

I tried to move from 619 row 22 into the 500 level which was the same price last year. They weren't 2 seats together. So i moved to 619 row 4. Going to try again this year.

[Timo1]

My seats have dropped $140eea.a which i like. The 600 and 500 level use to be all $690.

[ar1888]

My seats went up $60 per seat.  Since the 2004 season my seats prices have gone up 115%

[Gavin]

I've never been to a Colts game but Im assuming those prices are season ticket prices that are shown on the pricing map of the stadium seating and not for example 1100 for 1 game?

[bababooey]

If all I could get were 600 level seats, I would just stay home. 

I went to my first Colts home game this year. I was in the last row in the 600 section. WOW. Never doing that again. I am trying to make it out for the Jets game this year.

[ColtsFan76]

If all I could get were 600 level seats, I would just stay home. 

 

I agree. Kind of concerned I may get 600 level seats assigned to me but hoping for the best.

[jvan1973]

I've never been to a Colts game but Im assuming those prices are season ticket prices that are shown on the pricing map of the stadium seating and not for example 1100 for 1 game?

have you seen the Captain Obvious commercials?

[Gavin]

have you seen the Captain Obvious commercials?

;) Good one, ya got me

[OhioColtsGirl]

My seats went up $60 per seat. Since the 2004 season my seats prices have gone up 115%

115%?!?! Sheesh

[Jdubu]

Mine went up from $1260/seat to $1400 gonna have to think on this one

[ColtStronger]

If all I could get were 600 level seats, I would just stay home. 

Why?  I buy those seats just to get into the stadium.  I live about 200 miles away, so I'm not a season ticket holder.  Then stand on the platform.  Got restrooms, concessions, ATM, and the band right there.  If you have a buddy save your standing room against the rail you can do as you please.  Id much rather spend $55-$60 for standing room, rather than $350-$400 for good seats.  You can see every home game for the price of 1 game with real good seats.  Plus, if there is a lot of action at that end zone its even better than the side field.  I do admit it really sucks if the most of the game is played at the other end of the field.  I've seen it go both ways tho.

[bavanlan]

Mine went up from $1260/seat to $1400 gonna have to think on this one

Mine went from $1260 to $1110, while the seats across the aisle (we're #1-4) stayed at $1260.

Looks like we found the sweet spot.

[SilentHill]

I'm on the club seat waiting list, I think I'll get lower level tickets sometime in the next decade.

[Timo1]

If all I could get were 600 level seats, I would just stay home.

I'd always rather sit higher then lower. We always end up in the 500 level and the view is perfect. I would never want to be in the lowest level in the front rows cause you won't be able to see alot of the field. I think the 50yd line in 500 level would be perfect. Just cause something cost more doesn't mean it's better.

[phantom1584]

I'm in the $1400 section with just a single ticket, increase of $140.  A increase like this leaves me hope that others that have many seats may give just one up so I can pair up.  I think the relocation/addition process could get interesting this year as folks move up/down

[crazyrob]

If all I could get were 600 level seats, I would just stay home. 

 

Maybe the top row of 600, but no all seats.  I sit in row 4 of the 600 level on the 35 yards line.  I love the seats.  You can't be in the middle of the field on the lower level without paying club level prices.  The 600 level seats in mid-field are a great option.  It seems the Colts agree since my section went up in price some.

[ar1888]

I'd always rather sit higher then lower. We always end up in the 500 level and the view is perfect. I would never want to be in the lowest level in the front rows cause you won't be able to see alot of the field. I think the 50yd line in 500 level would be perfect. Just cause something cost more doesn't mean it's better.

I always thought that myself until I sat in the lower level.  Now Im spoiled. I cant go back to the upper deck.

[bavanlan]

I always thought that myself until I sat in the lower level. Now Im spoiled. I cant go back to the upper deck.

Loge Level, best of both worlds.

[lollygagger8]

Why?  I buy those seats just to get into the stadium.  I live about 200 miles away, so I'm not a season ticket holder.  Then stand on the platform.  Got restrooms, concessions, ATM, and the band right there.  If you have a buddy save your standing room against the rail you can do as you please.  Id much rather spend $55-$60 for standing room, rather than $350-$400 for good seats.  You can see every home game for the price of 1 game with real good seats.  Plus, if there is a lot of action at that end zone its even better than the side field.  I do admit it really sucks if the most of the game is played at the other end of the field.  I've seen it go both ways tho.

 

Maybe if you go to the BudZone and get lucky and get a decent spot to stand, it wouldn't be so bad. I'm just a fan of having a seat to put my coat and stuff. 

 

My friends and I got crappy seats on stubhub for cheap for the Seabirds game last year, and the seats sucked so bad we went and walked around the entire game. It wasn't super fun. Plus every time we stood in the aisle way where we got a good view, we'd get yelled at to move. 

[IndyD4U]

I'm on the club seat waiting list, I think I'll get lower level tickets sometime in the next decade.

 

I gave up my Club seating a few years ago. Section 139! Awesome experience.

[ColtsFan76]

Why?  I buy those seats just to get into the stadium.  I live about 200 miles away, so I'm not a season ticket holder.  Then stand on the platform.  Got restrooms, concessions, ATM, and the band right there.  If you have a buddy save your standing room against the rail you can do as you please.  Id much rather spend $55-$60 for standing room, rather than $350-$400 for good seats.  You can see every home game for the price of 1 game with real good seats.  Plus, if there is a lot of action at that end zone its even better than the side field.  I do admit it really sucks if the most of the game is played at the other end of the field.  I've seen it go both ways tho.

 

I understand everyone has different preferences however  I don't want to pay money just to be in the stadium nor do I want to stand the entire game. I like to be a little closer to the action on the field.