I, too, am a (20-game) season ticket holder. And I live in Arizona year round. Let that sink in for a minute. I pay every year and don't attend a single game. However, my wife's family uses the tickets, traveling from Appleton each time. They do reimburse me for two-thirds of the cost every year. It is nice, though, that as a trade-off with them, I get dibs on playoff and World Series tickets. So, in 2011, we had the (refundable) airline tickets bought and were set to go to the series until, well, you know. The perks are great. I know they always like the concession stand coupons, the SSH appreciation days/nights at the ballpark, the great ability to trade in tickets for other nights without fees, etc. And guaranteed seats for playoffs, etc. is a plus. Oh, I believe I was able to buy One Direction seats for my niece before the general public. Their seats were pretty unbelievable and I was the coolest uncle ever as a result. I am greatly appreciating that in June, I should be able to call my ticket rep (Nate for the win!) on the stitch and pitch night and ask him . . ."Say, my wife and mom are going to sit in the stitch and pitch section but I don't want to sit with them and the other stitchers. What do you got that I can get as a single?" Chances are quite high that I'll be sitting in some VERY nice seats, at a discount. I understand that Season Tickets are not for everyone. And I can certainly see RickH150's point of view. Nobody's right and nobody's wrong. It just comes down to each individual's choice. Spring training starts next week! Yay!