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  • @jrb12711 said:

    I can tell you that it's that way at least in Panther Stadium too. I went with my brother when he bought some PSLs last year and they swore that row 29 uppers on the 50 would be better viewing that row 3 on the 20 (which he bought for basically the same price). I guess I get the basic logic, but I'd MUCH rather not hike and have a smaller view.

    I do feel for you OP, but I have a strong feeling they'll work with you in some way or another. God bless you all who keep season tickets though, even if I lived in the area I know I wouldn't be spending money on those right now.

    They do that because generally speaking most people put a permium on being centered on the field v at the end of the field. You find that in any stadium site you want to visit. Sections split by the 50 cost more than sections split by the 40, and so on.

    There may be some exceptions, but upper deck seats in the last row on the 50 are almost always more expensive than 1st row endzone seats directly placed between the goalposts.

    At some point everybody has to make a choice on what they want...unless you are on the first row, on the 50, you start to give up something....yes, I know Larry, you need to be about 12 rows up, but in a perfect world, I am sure you understand my point. 😛

    @ballpeen said:

    They do that because generally speaking most people put a permium on being centered on the field v at the end of the field. You find that in any stadium site you want to visit. Sections split by the 50 cost more than sections split by the 40, and so on.

    There may be some exceptions, but upper deck seats in the last row on the 50 are almost always more expensive than 1st row endzone seats directly placed between the goalposts.

    At some point everybody has to make a choice on what they want...unless you are on the first row, on the 50, you start to give up something....yes, I know Larry, you need to be about 12 rows up, but in a perfect world, I am sure you understand my point. 😛

    oh yeah I mean I understand the thinking, I just don't get it personally. I've had the opportunity to sit all around Panthers stadium including high up on the 50's, and at least IMO a lower row upper seat on the 30/20 yard line is objectively better. Oh well, to each their own though. I can't complain because all the ticket costs me to see the panthers is two overpriced beers and staying sober to drive my brother home haha.

  • @jrb12711 said:

    I can tell you that it's that way at least in Panther Stadium too. I went with my brother when he bought some PSLs last year and they swore that row 29 uppers on the 50 would be better viewing that row 3 on the 20 (which he bought for basically the same price). I guess I get the basic logic, but I'd MUCH rather not hike and have a smaller view.

    I do feel for you OP, but I have a strong feeling they'll work with you in some way or another. God bless you all who keep season tickets though, even if I lived in the area I know I wouldn't be spending money on those right now.

    They do that because generally speaking most people put a permium on being centered on the field v at the end of the field. You find that in any stadium site you want to visit. Sections split by the 50 cost more than sections split by the 40, and so on.

    There may be some exceptions, but upper deck seats in the last row on the 50 are almost always more expensive than 1st row endzone seats directly placed between the goalposts.

    At some point everybody has to make a choice on what they want...unless you are on the first row, on the 50, you start to give up something....yes, I know Larry, you need to be about 12 rows up, but in a perfect world, I am sure you understand my point. 😛

    @ballpeen said:

    They do that because generally speaking most people put a permium on being centered on the field v at the end of the field. You find that in any stadium site you want to visit. Sections split by the 50 cost more than sections split by the 40, and so on.

    There may be some exceptions, but upper deck seats in the last row on the 50 are almost always more expensive than 1st row endzone seats directly placed between the goalposts.

    At some point everybody has to make a choice on what they want...unless you are on the first row, on the 50, you start to give up something....yes, I know Larry, you need to be about 12 rows up, but in a perfect world, I am sure you understand my point. 😛

    I think it's more a prestige thing than anything else Russ. "I got seats on the 50!!!" Too bad they're a mile away. In the lower deck sideline (and to the OP, sorry- that's totally sold out with PSLs unless someone moves or dies and doesn't renew) it's the opposite. You get too low, the field flattens out and you lose perspective. We're currently in Row 9, 100 level, and every year we put in for seat improvement- higher in the 100, no farther from the 50, we've done that 4 seasons now, with no luck. Incidentally, during some of the many blowouts when the stands cleared- we've done extensive seat research. At least from my POV the "Best Seats in the House" outside of Club Level which I don't think are worth the premium- are the last row in the lower deck (25 on the south side). They're under cover, and you can reach up and knock on the floor of the 200 level owner's box. About the same view for a few $100k less. 🙂

  • I love sitting on the endzone seats. You can see the plays develop and holes open up for the running backs and kick returns. And you can see the Wr's getting open.The only downside is when they are at the other end of the field. But now with the new scoreboards the picture will be way better.

    My seats are in section 149. They are high enough to see the entire field and low enough were I can get from the Southwest gate to my seats in 1 minute. No ramps and about 15 stairs

  • @ballpeen said:

    They do that because generally speaking most people put a permium on being centered on the field v at the end of the field. You find that in any stadium site you want to visit. Sections split by the 50 cost more than sections split by the 40, and so on.

    There may be some exceptions, but upper deck seats in the last row on the 50 are almost always more expensive than 1st row endzone seats directly placed between the goalposts.

    At some point everybody has to make a choice on what they want...unless you are on the first row, on the 50, you start to give up something....yes, I know Larry, you need to be about 12 rows up, but in a perfect world, I am sure you understand my point. 😛

    I think it's more a prestige thing than anything else Russ. "I got seats on the 50!!!" Too bad they're a mile away. In the lower deck sideline (and to the OP, sorry- that's totally sold out with PSLs unless someone moves or dies and doesn't renew) it's the opposite. You get too low, the field flattens out and you lose perspective. We're currently in Row 9, 100 level, and every year we put in for seat improvement- higher in the 100, no farther from the 50, we've done that 4 seasons now, with no luck. Incidentally, during some of the many blowouts when the stands cleared- we've done extensive seat research. At least from my POV the "Best Seats in the House" outside of Club Level which I don't think are worth the premium- are the last row in the lower deck (25 on the south side). They're under cover, and you can reach up and knock on the floor of the 200 level owner's box. About the same view for a few $100k less. 🙂

    @hoorta said:

    I think it's more a prestige thing than anything else Russ. "I got seats on the 50!!!" Too bad they're a mile away. In the lower deck sideline (and to the OP, sorry- that's totally sold out with PSLs unless someone moves or dies and doesn't renew) it's the opposite. You get too low, the field flattens out and you lose perspective. We're currently in Row 9, 100 level, and every year we put in for seat improvement- higher in the 100, no farther from the 50, we've done that 4 seasons now, with no luck. Incidentally, during some of the many blowouts when the stands cleared- we've done extensive seat research. At least from my POV the "Best Seats in the House" outside of Club Level which I don't think are worth the premium- are the last row in the lower deck (25 on the south side). They're under cover, and you can reach up and knock on the floor of the 200 level owner's box. About the same view for a few $100k less. 🙂

    I've got 17th row seats on the 5 yard line I would trade for those 9th row if there closer to the 50 lol

  • I love sitting on the endzone seats. You can see the plays develop and holes open up for the running backs and kick returns. And you can see the Wr's getting open.The only downside is when they are at the other end of the field. But now with the new scoreboards the picture will be way better.

    My seats are in section 149. They are high enough to see the entire field and low enough were I can get from the Southwest gate to my seats in 1 minute. No ramps and about 15 stairs

    @browns149 said:

    I love sitting on the endzone seats. You can see the plays develop and holes open up for the running backs and kick returns. And you can see the Wr's getting open.The only downside is when they are at the other end of the field. But now with the new scoreboards the picture will be way better.

    My seats are in section 149. They are high enough to see the entire field and low enough were I can get from the Southwest gate to my seats in 1 minute. No ramps and about 15 stairs

    My seats are a pita to get to, not that it's a really big deal unless we're late to a game. I guess with the upcoming improvements that will all change though.

  • I have the best view in the stadium: the view that the TV cameras have.

    I know: STFU you carpetbagger. OK

  • I love the game day experience. Home on the comfy couch watching the game has its merits, but that's what away games are for.

  • Talk to them. They'll work with you.

    Zombo

    Zombo said:

    Talk to them. They'll work with you.

    Zombo

    I did, they told me 6000 seats were displaced. At my current price level 505 was best they could do. People with more seniority got moved in first. I put in for section 127 any row and 532 row 1-5 for relocation. If I'm stuck in the 500's , it might as well be as close as possible.

  • Zombo said:

    Talk to them. They'll work with you.

    Zombo

    I did, they told me 6000 seats were displaced. At my current price level 505 was best they could do. People with more seniority got moved in first. I put in for section 127 any row and 532 row 1-5 for relocation. If I'm stuck in the 500's , it might as well be as close as possible.

    @topdawg31 said:

    I did, they told me 6000 seats were displaced. At my current price level 505 was best they could do. People with more seniority got moved in first. I put in for section 127 any row and 532 row 1-5 for relocation. If I'm stuck in the 500's , it might as well be as close as possible.

    That's where I'm at in my 500 section, and IMO the seats ain't bad at all. When it rains, I'm jealous of those underneath an overhang. I'll take cold and snow over rain!

  • Zombo said:

    Talk to them. They'll work with you.

    Zombo

    I did, they told me 6000 seats were displaced. At my current price level 505 was best they could do. People with more seniority got moved in first. I put in for section 127 any row and 532 row 1-5 for relocation. If I'm stuck in the 500's , it might as well be as close as possible.

    @topdawg31 said:

    I did, they told me 6000 seats were displaced. At my current price level 505 was best they could do. People with more seniority got moved in first. I put in for section 127 any row and 532 row 1-5 for relocation. If I'm stuck in the 500's , it might as well be as close as possible.

    Wow that is some horse shit.. not gonna hike my ass 3 hours to cleveland to sit by the family section a mile from the field...

  • @topdawg31 said:

    I did, they told me 6000 seats were displaced. At my current price level 505 was best they could do. People with more seniority got moved in first. I put in for section 127 any row and 532 row 1-5 for relocation. If I'm stuck in the 500's , it might as well be as close as possible.

    Wow that is some horse shit.. not gonna hike my ass 3 hours to cleveland to sit by the family section a mile from the field...

    @b86b said:

    Wow that is some horse shit.. not gonna hike my ass 3 hours to cleveland to sit by the family section a mile from the field...

    Arent there open club seats? I think all who were moved should be relocated to nice seats and given the same pricing they had as long as they maintain their seasons. I especially believe that if you were holding a PSL and were moved.

  • @b86b said:

    Wow that is some horse shit.. not gonna hike my ass 3 hours to cleveland to sit by the family section a mile from the field...

    Arent there open club seats? I think all who were moved should be relocated to nice seats and given the same pricing they had as long as they maintain their seasons. I especially believe that if you were holding a PSL and were moved.

    @jcam222 said:

    Arent there open club seats? I think all who were moved should be relocated to nice seats and given the same pricing they had as long as they maintain their seasons. I especially believe that if you were holding a PSL and were moved.

    When you talk to them it's like they are reading cue cards. I had 4 conversations with my rep and I swear it was like a recording. Bottom line of the recording was file the relocation process and wait until June 1st to find out if you can better yourself. I put in for relocation on every level which I am hoping will get me something better than the observation deck of the terminal tower. Funny part about it is I have to pay for 505 before the process can move forward. I was worried if I gave them anything towards 505 that I would be stuck with them. My rep assured me that is not the case and I would just get a bill for the upgrade.

  • @jcam222 said:

    Arent there open club seats? I think all who were moved should be relocated to nice seats and given the same pricing they had as long as they maintain their seasons. I especially believe that if you were holding a PSL and were moved.

    When you talk to them it's like they are reading cue cards. I had 4 conversations with my rep and I swear it was like a recording. Bottom line of the recording was file the relocation process and wait until June 1st to find out if you can better yourself. I put in for relocation on every level which I am hoping will get me something better than the observation deck of the terminal tower. Funny part about it is I have to pay for 505 before the process can move forward. I was worried if I gave them anything towards 505 that I would be stuck with them. My rep assured me that is not the case and I would just get a bill for the upgrade.

    @topdawg31 said:

    When you talk to them it's like they are reading cue cards. I had 4 conversations with my rep and I swear it was like a recording. Bottom line of the recording was file the relocation process and wait until June 1st to find out if you can better yourself. I put in for relocation on every level which I am hoping will get me something better than the observation deck of the terminal tower. Funny part about it is I have to pay for 505 before the process can move forward. I was worried if I gave them anything towards 505 that I would be stuck with them. My rep assured me that is not the case and I would just get a bill for the upgrade.

    Have you asked your rep to speak to whomever they report to? It never hurts to climb the ladder. Squeeky wheels usually get greased.

  • @topdawg31 said:

    When you talk to them it's like they are reading cue cards. I had 4 conversations with my rep and I swear it was like a recording. Bottom line of the recording was file the relocation process and wait until June 1st to find out if you can better yourself. I put in for relocation on every level which I am hoping will get me something better than the observation deck of the terminal tower. Funny part about it is I have to pay for 505 before the process can move forward. I was worried if I gave them anything towards 505 that I would be stuck with them. My rep assured me that is not the case and I would just get a bill for the upgrade.

    Have you asked your rep to speak to whomever they report to? It never hurts to climb the ladder. Squeeky wheels usually get greased.

    @jcam222 said:

    Have you asked your rep to speak to whomever they report to? It never hurts to climb the ladder. Squeeky wheels usually get greased.

    I'm one of 6000 displaced, it's a process that is not going to change regardless who I talk to.

  • @jcam222 said:

    Arent there open club seats? I think all who were moved should be relocated to nice seats and given the same pricing they had as long as they maintain their seasons. I especially believe that if you were holding a PSL and were moved.

    When you talk to them it's like they are reading cue cards. I had 4 conversations with my rep and I swear it was like a recording. Bottom line of the recording was file the relocation process and wait until June 1st to find out if you can better yourself. I put in for relocation on every level which I am hoping will get me something better than the observation deck of the terminal tower. Funny part about it is I have to pay for 505 before the process can move forward. I was worried if I gave them anything towards 505 that I would be stuck with them. My rep assured me that is not the case and I would just get a bill for the upgrade.

    @topdawg31 said:

    When you talk to them it's like they are reading cue cards. I had 4 conversations with my rep and I swear it was like a recording. Bottom line of the recording was file the relocation process and wait until June 1st to find out if you can better yourself. I put in for relocation on every level which I am hoping will get me something better than the observation deck of the terminal tower. Funny part about it is I have to pay for 505 before the process can move forward. I was worried if I gave them anything towards 505 that I would be stuck with them. My rep assured me that is not the case and I would just get a bill for the upgrade.

    I got the same bland answers when I called to talk about the PSL's, that I was forced to buy, now being worthless. They tried to tell me the PSL's are worth MORE now.

    In what world do you stop requiring people to pay for something and the price of that something goes up?

  • @jcam222 said:

    Have you asked your rep to speak to whomever they report to? It never hurts to climb the ladder. Squeeky wheels usually get greased.

    I'm one of 6000 displaced, it's a process that is not going to change regardless who I talk to.

    @topdawg31 said:

    I'm one of 6000 displaced, it's a process that is not going to change regardless who I talk to.

    You see that is what they are counting on you thinking. Its the few that go beyond who get to a decision maker. It may not work but its worth a try if it were me. I cannot tell you how many times I have went up the chain for service to finally get much more than the average person who simply doesn't ask.

    I have a long background in purchasing and then sales, it was the vendors and customers that taught me that the hard way lol.

  • @topdawg31 said:

    I'm one of 6000 displaced, it's a process that is not going to change regardless who I talk to.

    You see that is what they are counting on you thinking. Its the few that go beyond who get to a decision maker. It may not work but its worth a try if it were me. I cannot tell you how many times I have went up the chain for service to finally get much more than the average person who simply doesn't ask.

    I have a long background in purchasing and then sales, it was the vendors and customers that taught me that the hard way lol.

    @jcam222 said:

    You see that is what they are counting on you thinking. Its the few that go beyond who get to a decision maker. It may not work but its worth a try if it were me. I cannot tell you how many times I have went up the chain for service to finally get much more than the average person who simply doesn't ask.

    I have a long background in purchasing and then sales, it was the vendors and customers that taught me that the hard way lol.

    I hear ya but after 4 calls of hearing the same shit I gave up

  • @b86b said:

    Wow that is some horse shit.. not gonna hike my ass 3 hours to cleveland to sit by the family section a mile from the field...

    Arent there open club seats? I think all who were moved should be relocated to nice seats and given the same pricing they had as long as they maintain their seasons. I especially believe that if you were holding a PSL and were moved.

    @jcam222 said:

    Arent there open club seats? I think all who were moved should be relocated to nice seats and given the same pricing they had as long as they maintain their seasons. I especially believe that if you were holding a PSL and were moved.

    LOl....sorry dude.....way different PSL level and ticket price level.

    I can tell you voted for President Obama.

  • @jcam222 said:

    Arent there open club seats? I think all who were moved should be relocated to nice seats and given the same pricing they had as long as they maintain their seasons. I especially believe that if you were holding a PSL and were moved.

    LOl....sorry dude.....way different PSL level and ticket price level.

    I can tell you voted for President Obama.

    @ballpeen said:

    LOl....sorry dude.....way different PSL level and ticket price level.

    I can tell you voted for President Obama.

    This made me chuckle. Although I feel for the people who were moved to less desirable seats.

  • @jcam222 said:

    Arent there open club seats? I think all who were moved should be relocated to nice seats and given the same pricing they had as long as they maintain their seasons. I especially believe that if you were holding a PSL and were moved.

    LOl....sorry dude.....way different PSL level and ticket price level.

    I can tell you voted for President Obama.

    @ballpeen said:

    LOl....sorry dude.....way different PSL level and ticket price level.

    I can tell you voted for President Obama.

    LOL peen so far off from true a map couldn't get you there!! I would have voted for you before I did that.

    There's a difference between unwarranted entitlement and being truly deserving. Having the PSL's and having their seats eliminated gives every reason for the Browns to bend over backwards to make the 6000 people happy. When I buy a license to a specific seat I expect for that seat to be available whether they want bigger scoreboards or not. I was not relocated but I believe those who were are entitled to free upgrades as opposed to being moved to seats in the nosebleed. At the very least they should have the option of having the PSL refunded at market price while keeping the season tickets in the section they were moved to.

    Obama methodology would be to say that we all pay for our season tickets but the tickets would be evenly distributed to everyone in Ohio.