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No Cash, No Paper Tickets, No Carry-ins..... No Problems?
goldy17 replied to rickh150's topic in Milwaukee Brewers Talk
This seems like something that will absolutely be a non-issue come May. Ok, since its limited capacity to start, maybe come July. As some have said, its already been trending this way. Bucks games, concerts, Brewers playoff games... Is anyone truly NOT going to a game because they have to use a digital ticket? I get wanting to have a paper ticket. I am one of those people that keeps most of his ticket stubs. They are all in shoeboxes to one day be tossed by my kids, wondering why I held on to them. But in the end, people will adapt. It will be easier for some than others, but no one will be denied entrance because they have a ticket and can't figure out the digital aspect. -
My family has been signed up for the past 5 years or so. It is a good deal, but not what it once was. Last year, a lot of the "extras" went away. And this was pre-pandemic. Getting rid of the mascot party was the biggest bummer to my boys. They liked running around Helfaer and getting the chance to high five the mascots and get a photo without 100 people trying to bust in. They also did away with the free ticket to Brewers on-deck. This year the amount of "swag" looks nice. The ticket deal is ok, but if I remember, last year, they were restricted on weekend games. All in all its worth it if you like the merchandise they offer with the package. The ticket deal is nothing special, but hey, its better than nothing. Also worth the purchase if it makes you nostalgic for being a long-time member of the Brewers/Pepsi Fan Club as a kid.
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I believe the Dodgers own that distinction. I think Arizona, Chicago White Sox, San Diego and Tampa all top Milwaukee-Nashville as well. Aside from maybe wrestling Indianapolis from the Pirates or some surprise reclass of a nearby team, Nashville is arguably the ideal landing spot. I count 6 teams that have a longer "commute" than Milwaukee-Nashville. As, the crow flies, its about 480 miles between Milwaukee and Nashville. Arizona--Reno (605) Chicago--Charlotte (590) Anaheim--Salt Lake (580) Los Angeles--Oklahoma City (1,180) San Diego--El Paso (680) Tampa--Durham (610) But as was mentioned, the direct flight is the key. But not just to Milwaukee, to any city the Brewers could be playing in and Nashville has many more destinations than a lot of the other options. Seems like a win for the Brewers.