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by **Amazinz** » Mon Aug 25, 2008 6:28 pm

ggs wrote:If they're all sold out online at ticketmaster.com, will they still have some available at the box office?

Yes. I am pretty sure this is the case with all parks but it definitely is with the Mets and Yankees. There is always a reserve that they keep for the box office. However, like h0rt said, you have to get there early because they can sell out quickly. I use the box office a lot when I go back home (if I can't bum tickets from my uncle or some other family member :-b

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by **ggs** » Mon Aug 25, 2008 7:25 pm

Amazinz wrote:Yes. I am pretty sure this is the case with all parks but it definitely is with the Mets and Yankees. There is always a reserve that they keep for the box office. However, like h0rt said, you have to get there early because they can sell out quickly. I use the box office a lot when I go back home (if I can't bum tickets from my uncle or some other family member ).

good to know - thanks very much!

by **Dan Lambskin** » Tue Aug 26, 2008 1:13 pm

Amazinz wrote:
ggs wrote:If they're all sold out online at ticketmaster.com, will they still have some available at the box office?

Yes. I am pretty sure this is the case with all parks but it definitely is with the Mets and Yankees. There is always a reserve that they keep for the box office. However, like h0rt said, you have to get there early because they can sell out quickly. I use the box office a lot when I go back home (if I can't bum tickets from my uncle or some other family member ).

or just stand around making a peace sign (or if you want 2 tickets, make the shark-fingers, etc)