Unlimited Ticket Promo

[Absolut]

“Unlimited. Up to three”.

[mattmitchl44]

In my opinion they should have something like this whether we are expected to win the WS or finish last in the division. The more fans they get into the ball park the better for the organization and baseball. Even at $30 a ticket that is still $120 for a family of 4. A lot of fans drive several hours to get there. Potentially cost of night in hotel, gas etc. Teams need to make it more affordable. I’m happy to see them doing this.

An interesting thought would be if they could offer this as an add on option for any ticket sold. You can buy the regular version of the ticket or the "gold" version for $x more that includes this deal and gets you a snug, not-removable-without-voiding wristband for the game. Would lines move noticeably faster and get people back to their seats quicker?

Problem would be that it (1) wouldn't include beer, so there might still be a lot of transactions involving beer purchases and (2) people would find some way to game the system.

[mattmitchl44]

“Unlimited. Up to three”.

They have to have some limit per visit, otherwise you could technically just show up first and ask for everything they have.

[Absolut]

“Unlimited. Up to three”.

They have to have some limit per visit, otherwise you could technically just show up first and ask for everything they have.

Sure, but remove the word unlimited.

[Melville]

“The Cardinals are introducing a ticket package starting at $29 that includes bottomless soda, hot dogs, chicken tenders, bratwurst, nachos, fries, popcorn, peanuts, chips, and ice cream”

We know the team sucks…..and Hell with Ozempic…..come down to Busch and attempt to induce diabetes and a nice case of cardiovascular disease within 9innings.

Pretty sure the team has a long history of selling "soda, hot dogs, chicken tenders, bratwurst, nachos, fries, popcorn, peanuts, chips, and ice cream”.
Interesting ticket promotion.
This is all about the positive press - not the food.

[mattmitchl44]

“Unlimited. Up to three”.

They have to have some limit per visit, otherwise you could technically just show up first and ask for everything they have.

Sure, but remove the word unlimited.

I think the unlimited means you can make unlimited trips, as many times as you can move through the line, to pick up three at a time.

[edwin drood]

I always like the 'STARTING AT .... (fill in whatever promotion price) $29 in this case

Where is my seat ? for the $29 barebones price . The 'Ueker seat' top row of the corner outfield pavillion ?

No wonder it is bottomless soda , I would probably spill most of it carrying all the food up steps that high !

Who cares where the seat is? You're there to EAT!

[ramfandan]

“Unlimited. Up to three”.

They have to have some limit per visit, otherwise you could technically just show up first and ask for everything they have.

Sure, but remove the word unlimited.

I think the unlimited means you can make unlimited trips, as many times as you can move through the line, to pick up three at a time.

Yes, that’s what Inread unlimited trips .. food thru 8th inning

For every guy who chows down a lot , they know in many cases that gets offset by gals who eat far less. My own wife would have a hot dog at start of game and ‘maybe one in 7th or. 8th but probably have a popcorn plus only one soda.
So the team makes out on her .

[OldRed]

They are filling empty seats and charging $29 to eat.

[JohnnyMO]

In my opinion they should have something like this whether we are expected to win the WS or finish last in the division. The more fans they get into the ball park the better for the organization and baseball. Even at $30 a ticket that is still $120 for a family of 4. A lot of fans drive several hours to get there. Potentially cost of night in hotel, gas etc. Teams need to make it more affordable. I’m happy to see them doing this.

The place sells out without having to do that when the team is actually good. Should they do it because they appreciate their fans? Absolutely, but owners do not in fact appreciate their fans and for some reason fans will bend themselves into a pretzel to defend owners against evil players.

Meh. There are loonies on both extreme ends, but the vast majority of us think players and owners both need to suck it up and be a little less rich for the long term good of the game.

And we should all be able to agree that a $29 seat with unlimited food (even if it is 3 items per person per wait in line) is a good deal. And, yes, there should be affordable packages like this whether the team wins 120 games or 60.

[Absolut]

“Unlimited. Up to three”.

They have to have some limit per visit, otherwise you could technically just show up first and ask for everything they have.

Sure, but remove the word unlimited.

I think the unlimited means you can make unlimited trips, as many times as you can move through the line, to pick up three at a time.

Aaaah. Slightly less confusing than where to watch the games

[Rojo Johnson]

“The Cardinals are introducing a ticket package starting at $29 that includes bottomless soda, hot dogs, chicken tenders, bratwurst, nachos, fries, popcorn, peanuts, chips, and ice cream”

We know the team sucks…..and Hell with Ozempic…..come down to Busch and attempt to induce diabetes and a nice case of cardiovascular disease within 9innings.

To good to be true. Whats the catch?

The $29 “starting at” ticket is just for a bag of peanuts with Moe’s face on it.

[Uncle John]

This food promo is going to come in handy on April 24th vs. Seattle for Grateful Dead Night!

[OldRed]

Ticket prices start at $29, but get more expensive depending on the team visiting Busch Stadium. For instance, each ticket will cost $60 for the Cardinals' upcoming series against the Boston Red Sox.

[ZouMiz2424]

There are probably only a couple of Wednesday and Thursday day games where these are $29.00. I looked up a Saturday in June vs the reds and they are $70.00 a seat