Nice job by the Mets. My understanding is this applies for tickets either used or unused.
TICKETS FROM METS-BREWERS GAME
MARKED “FRIDAY, AUGUST 19 – GAME 59”
CAN BE REDEEMED FOR COMPLIMENTARY TICKETS TO
SEPTEMBER 12-15 SERIES VS. WASHINGTON NATIONALS
Complete Ticketing Info at Mets.com
FLUSHING, N.Y., August 19, 2011 – The New York Mets have announced that tickets from (Friday’s) Mets-Brewers game marked “Friday, August 19 – Game 59” can be redeemed starting (today) for complimentary tickets to one of the Mets September 12-15 games against the Washington Nationals at Citi Field. This includes paid, complimentary and tickets marked “NO RAIN CHECK.”
Tickets can be redeemed in person in advance at the Citi Field Advance Ticket Windows or two hours prior to game time on game day at the Day of Game Ticket Sales Windows, subject to availability. Fans also can mail tonight’s tickets, along with return mailing address, to:
August 19 Ticket Redemption
Citi Field
Flushing, N.Y. 11368
Mail redemptions must be postmarked by September 1.
For complete information, please visit Mets.com or call (718) 507-TIXX
Of course, its against the Nats in sept!….who wants to see that?….unless u want to see a battle for the basement…..its better than.an empty seat for the mets..
Sounds riveting
Good job by the Mets giving us a bonus game. They didn’t have to do anything. I asked the security guy in my section if we could move down. He said, “Officially No”. I took that to mean, “Do what you’d like and we aren’t going to stop you”. I asked why they wouldn’t let us move down like they did once before and he said, “Because the season ticket holders in those real expensive seats complained to ownership and threatened to drop their subscription”. Apparently they pay a tidy sum to ensure that they do not sit next to the rif raf. By about the 4th inning my buddy and I took a stroll and sat in the Pepsi Porch for an inning or two then in the boxes just below Howie’s radio booth for the rest of the game. Apparently “Don’t ask, don’t tell” was put into full operation at an almost empty Citi. Kudos to the staff for rewarding the “Real fans” who stayed. BTW, I actually stayed to the last pitch and got home via public transportation at 3:30am on Staten Island. I’d do it again if I had to.
The Mets thank you for your blind faith and donations to their ponzi scheme disaster. Without fans like you, they would lose millions of dollars to their own buffoonery.