Some Milwaukee Brewers Timeless Ticket holders are unhappy with the seats offered for the World Series, while another is looking forward to taking his children. Jacob Feldman reported for Sportico on the contrasting experiences after speaking with four holders.
In 2015, the Brewers put 1,000 personalized bronze Timeless Tickets on sale for $1,000 each. Each was redeemable for a seat at any home game, including a World Series game, Sportico reported. But the 2015 terms quoted in the report from paperwork a holder kept specified the “best available seat location(s), subject to ticket availability at the time of redemption.” Sportico also reported that the promotional page mentioned a possible World Series Game 7 without specifying where a holder would sit.
Danny Fochesato told Sportico that he went to the ticket office during the NLCS expecting prime seats. The best options presented were in the upper-level terrace: one free entry and the chance to buy three more for $1,000 apiece. “Overall, I am not satisfied,” he told Sportico. After further discussions, he was offered one lower-level seat for Game 1 and the option to buy three upper-level tickets at face value for Game 2, Sportico reported. The dispute described in the report concerns seat selection, not a refusal to admit holders.
Sportico said a Brewers spokesperson did not respond to its request for comment. Dustin Buck, meanwhile, redeemed one of his two Timeless Tickets and bought two companion seats for Game 1, which he planned to attend with his children. “I’m absolutely stoked,” he told Sportico. “Not many dads get to take their kids to a World Series, and my kids will always have that story.”
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