Football Los Angeles Stadium at Hollywood Park Stadium Seat Licenses pricing - Page 5

SuperBowl4 · 03-11-2018, 11:32 PM

The Los Angeles Rams and Los Angeles Chargers have set the prices for the seats between the 45 yard lines at the new Los Angeles Stadium. All seats will have SSL - Stadium Seat Licenses required to purchase season tickets. The Chargers state the most expensive seat license, the All-Access Seats price is $75,000.00 and a season ticket price of $350.00 per game or $3,500.00 for the 10 game season. The next price for the VIP Seats is a SSL of $50,000.00 and also $350.00 per game. The Club Seats are the least expensive SSL at three prices of $25,000.00, $15,000.00, and $10,000.00 all have a price of $350.00 per seat, per game! These prices are fixed for three years through 2022. The Chargers say that they priced with the fan in mind! I think that the Rams are asking more than the Chargers are!

Frazod · 10-17-2019, 08:22 AM

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Originally Posted by GloryDayz

If this works out well for those two teams Clark Hunt might finally move the Chiefs?

Don't worry, it won't. The only way that stadium will ever be filled is if they open it up as a homeless camp.

IowaHawkeyeChief · 10-17-2019, 08:23 AM

are CA taxes included? That may be a lot of the costs, and if not, makes these even more crazy.

**notorious** · 10-17-2019, 08:23 AM

Seat license rights is the single biggest grift upon loyal fans in the history of sports.

Frazod · 10-17-2019, 08:27 AM

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Originally Posted by Dartgod

Oh, I'm definitely there for a Chiefs/Raiders game. Hell, we've had a dozen or so CP members get together in Vegas for a game on TV. We can have a hell of a party there.

Every game they play will be like an away game. Go Fade!

DeepPurple · 10-17-2019, 09:49 AM

Since you're talking about PSL's and new stadiums, I was a season ticket holder for the Ravens first two seasons 1996 - '97. Those games were played at old Memorial Stadium, which has since been torn down. It held 62,000 for football, it had been the home for the Baltimore Colts and Orioles, the O's moved to Camden Yards in '92.

My endzone seats were actually centerfield and were $250 for ten games. When they moved into the new stadium, which opened in 1998 the Ravens third year, my seats went to $350 for ten games, and I had two seats so that was $700 and a PSL for each seat was $1,000. So I needed $2700 to keep my two seats in the new stadium the first year, so I gave them up.

The PSL's are transferable and you can resell for whatever price you can get or leave them to someone in your will. I left Baltimore in 2011, so I don't what it is like now, but they did have a waiting list for seats. The stadium holds just about 71,000 and the Ravens sold all the seats but kept about 8,000 for individual ticket sales during the year. The best seats at the 50 yard line were normally $350 and the PSL originally was $3,000. I don't what what they are reselling for at this time.

One thing that I always thought was neat, was Camden Yards baseball stadium is about a 1/2 mile north and they share the same parking lot. Also the light rail, which runs from 20 miles north to BWI Airport about 10 miles south has a station at the stadium.

That's Camden Yards in the upper right and M & T Bank Stadium (Ravens) at the bottom. I-395 runs in between, it's a spur that comes from I-95 that is about two miles south. I-95 goes from Maine to Miami and comes right through Baltimore and Washington.

suzzer99 · 10-17-2019, 10:06 AM

Hollywood Park is my local poker room. Hopefully some of these drunk whales wander over after the game.

SuperBowl4 · 10-17-2019, 10:06 AM

The cHargers SSL's are cheap compared to the RAMS. Maybe they didn't get enough SSL's SOLD to meet their goal? cHargers season tickets prices are WAY LESS than the RAMS.

suzzer99 · 10-17-2019, 10:08 AM

Nobody cares about the Chargers. I've met like 10 Chargers fans in LA - ever.

SuperBowl4 · 10-17-2019, 10:11 AM

Worst move by a franchise in history. Did it just so the RAIDERS wouldn't get back to Los Angeles.

Frazod · 10-17-2019, 10:14 AM

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Originally Posted by SuperBowl4

Worst move by a franchise in history. Did it just so the RAIDERS wouldn't get back to Los Angeles.

Ironically, the Raiders are the only franchise that might actually have drawn there.

SuperBowl4 · 10-17-2019, 10:37 AM

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Originally Posted by Frazod

Ironically, the Raiders are the only franchise that might actually have drawn there.

The RAIDERS have a HUGE fan base here in Los Angeles. This would have made sense. The RAMS and RAIDERS sharing the same stadium is the most profitable option. The league blew it. The Los Angeles cHargers are like the Los Angeles Buccaneers of 1926! The Los Angeles Buccaneers never played a home game in los Angeles. When you watch a cHarger game played in Carson, CA it's like the cHargers are not at home! The visiting teams fans are the majority for all their games. SPANOS and Family and the NFL have a team without a fanbase in 2020!

Valiant · 10-17-2019, 11:57 AM

What happened to the st Louis fans lawsuit? Didn't some of these people have a contract with the seats to Rams games already?

SuperBowl4 · 10-17-2019, 12:31 PM

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Originally Posted by Valiant

What happened to the st Louis fans lawsuit? Didn't some of these people have a contract with the seats to Rams games already?

I believe it is still in the discovery phase. The firm representing the city of Saint Louis and several others plus some fans is still pending. The City of Saint Louis is still paying on the Dome that was built to lure the RAMS to St. Louis.

ScareCrowe · 10-17-2019, 01:47 PM

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Originally Posted by SuperBowl4

I believe it is still in the discovery phase. The firm representing the city of Saint Louis and several others plus some fans is still pending. The City of Saint Louis is still paying on the Dome that was built to lure the RAMS to St. Louis.

There are actually three I believe, fans suing over merchandise they purchased, fans suing over PSL's (the PSL's guaranteed 30 years of seat rights & they weren't here that long) and then there is the lawsuit from the city over the fact that Kroenke & his lackeys lied through their teeth to the people of St. Louis for years about how they had no intention of moving.

I don't think the merchandise one is going anywhere.

The PSL suit was settled.

The City suit could be interesting, based on comment made publicly before & after the move, the team basically admits to lying to the fans. The best example is team president Kevin Demoff told fans at a function that the LA site wasn't even good for a stadium. Then after the team moved he does an interview in LA & basically says that a couple years prior to him claiming the site wasn't good that he got a call from Kroenke excited about the site for a stadium.

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Demoff around Kroenke's 2014 purchase of the future stadium property in the city of Inglewood. At a season-ticket-holder event that year, Demoff said that the site "was not a piece of land that's any good for a football stadium. The size and the shape aren't good for a football stadium." But according to a January 2016 interview in the Los Angeles Times, Demoff admitted that, at the time of the Inglewood purchase, Kroenke told him that property was "an unbelievable site" for a stadium. Demoff recounted receiving an ecstatic early-morning call in the summer of 2013 from Kroenke, who had been out inspecting the site. Demoff added that the call from Kroenke "was one of the moments in your life you never forget."

Eureka · 10-17-2019, 04:47 PM

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Screw that noise. Being a Raiders STH I just got a call from Howie Long JR about coming to Vegas to go over pricing. He didn’t give any prices yet but wanted to make an appointment to go over finances. I currently have front row endzone seats and I figure I won’t get the same seats in the new stadium. I’m not paying 50k on licensing.

I went ahead and made the purchase of season tickets in LV. Was able to get front row on the 15 yard line. It was pricey but it’ll be fun a few times a year to travel to LV for a weekend and the wife really wanted to make it happen for me.

03-11-2018, 11:32 PM
SuperBowl4 MVP Join Date: Oct 2012 Location: HERMOSA BEACH,CA Casino cash: $7874900	Los Angeles Stadium at Hollywood Park Stadium Seat Licenses pricing The Los Angeles Rams and Los Angeles Chargers have set the prices for the seats between the 45 yard lines at the new Los Angeles Stadium. All seats will have SSL - Stadium Seat Licenses required to purchase season tickets. The Chargers state the most expensive seat license, the All-Access Seats price is $75,000.00 and a season ticket price of $350.00 per game or $3,500.00 for the 10 game season. The next price for the VIP Seats is a SSL of $50,000.00 and also $350.00 per game. The Club Seats are the least expensive SSL at three prices of $25,000.00, $15,000.00, and $10,000.00 all have a price of $350.00 per seat, per game! These prices are fixed for three years through 2022. The Chargers say that they priced with the fan in mind! I think that the Rams are asking more than the Chargers are!
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10-17-2019, 09:49 AM	#65
DeepPurple I could of gone pro Join Date: Aug 2001 Location: The Villages, Florida Casino cash: $10005676	Since you're talking about PSL's and new stadiums, I was a season ticket holder for the Ravens first two seasons 1996 - '97. Those games were played at old Memorial Stadium, which has since been torn down. It held 62,000 for football, it had been the home for the Baltimore Colts and Orioles, the O's moved to Camden Yards in '92. My endzone seats were actually centerfield and were $250 for ten games. When they moved into the new stadium, which opened in 1998 the Ravens third year, my seats went to $350 for ten games, and I had two seats so that was $700 and a PSL for each seat was $1,000. So I needed $2700 to keep my two seats in the new stadium the first year, so I gave them up. The PSL's are transferable and you can resell for whatever price you can get or leave them to someone in your will. I left Baltimore in 2011, so I don't what it is like now, but they did have a waiting list for seats. The stadium holds just about 71,000 and the Ravens sold all the seats but kept about 8,000 for individual ticket sales during the year. The best seats at the 50 yard line were normally $350 and the PSL originally was $3,000. I don't what what they are reselling for at this time. One thing that I always thought was neat, was Camden Yards baseball stadium is about a 1/2 mile north and they share the same parking lot. Also the light rail, which runs from 20 miles north to BWI Airport about 10 miles south has a station at the stadium. That's Camden Yards in the upper right and M & T Bank Stadium (Ravens) at the bottom. I-395 runs in between, it's a spur that comes from I-95 that is about two miles south. I-95 goes from Maine to Miami and comes right through Baltimore and Washington.
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10-17-2019, 10:06 AM	#66
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