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November 27, 2007

Season ticket sales begin tomorrow

While the Quakes have been taking deposits for season tickets for some time now, we've been waiting to find out exactly when the tickets will go on sale. Well, the wait is over — ticket sales begin tomorrow! (Deposits are still being taken here.)

There's one surprise if you want a front-row seat and are willing to pay for it. The e-mail we received from our ticket rep included this:

A very limited number of seats will be available on the playing field. These seats will start at $2,550 for the full season. Please contact your sales representative for more information.

One other thing: If you're looking for a supporters' section where you can stand (not sit), sing and cheer all game, ask your sales rep about tickets in The Casbah (Section 109, a family-friendly supporters environment) or the 1906/Ultras (Section 101, some R-rated content).

FYI: Player benches will be on the 103/104 side.

Please note: Those of you who have already placed your deposits, your season ticket rep will contact you when it's your turn to pick out your seats. They will contact you — you don't need to call them. We just wanted to say that to avoid any confusion.

Posted by Jay at November 27, 2007 11:56 AM

Comments

For those wanting to participate in the supporters' group sections, either Casbah (Section 109) or 1906/Ultras (Section 101), these are probably the best deals in the house: $306 per season ticket or $18 per game.

This is the least expensive ticket available and you are guaranteed, win, lose or draw, to have lots of fun with enthusiastic fans, who will be standing, cheering, singing and chanting throughout each match.

Toronto FC's very identity is defined by its supporters' groups. So if you want to be part of the team, the Quakes' supporters' groups are the place to be.

The groups will impose a $25 per ticket membership fee to help defray their costs, but among the perks each supporters' group intend to offer free a special group scarf not available elsewhere, at least a $20 value.

Posted by: Don Gagliardi at November 27, 2007 04:22 PM