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The Bengals are lowering their ticket prices to $20 per game

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Fans interested in attending every Bengals home game this season have a new option. The $200 mobile-only Jungle Pass includes tickets to 10 Bengals games, eight in the regular season and two in the preseason.

 

Jungle Pass will go on-sale this Thursday at 10 a.m. Fans can purchase up to two tickets together. The mobile-only tickets, which are non-transferable and must be used by the purchaser, will be delivered through the Bengals app a few hours before kickoff of each home game.

 

Coming Soon: Bengals Introduce Jungle Pass

 

They can talk about mobile ticketing solutions and every gimmick in the world but I have to believe this is mostly in response to plummeting season ticket sales.

 

Anyone have any statistics on the Bengals season ticket base?

 

And finally, this looks like a great deal, you can attend all 10 home games for only 200 bucks.

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Definitely seems like a good deal. Also screams "Please come to our games!"

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Definitely seems like a good deal. Also screams "Please come to our games!"

 

I am thinking they want to avoid a home opener that is less than half full.

I am thinking they want to avoid a home opener that is less than half full.

 

My Steelers tickets are usually around $100... Maybe I should sign up for this to save myself some money. :lol2:

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My Steelers tickets are usually around $100... Maybe I should sign up for this to save myself some money. :lol2:

 

You and I were applying the same logic but I came to the conclusion that I can still purchase tickets to two games of my choice with better seats and that would be about all I am interested in if that.

You and I were applying the same logic but I came to the conclusion that I can still purchase tickets to two games of my choice with better seats and that would be about all I am interested in if that.

 

Yeah I'd almost guarantee you do not get good seats with the Jungle Pass.

Can you imagine the no shows for preseason games if you only spent $20 bucks for the tickets?

Seems like a good deal, not even close enough to get me to the game at this point.

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Yeah I'd almost guarantee you do not get good seats with the Jungle Pass.

 

Then the question becomes can you find a good (empty) seat and sit there or will the powers that be, be Nazis about it.

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Additionally, I would have to imagine this new practice by the Bengals has to tweak many current season ticket holders, especially the ones that were on the fence this year but went ahead and threw the money down. Also, I would have to think this will really hurt the Bengals season ticket sales in 2019 and beyond if they stick with the practice.

Not being able to transfer/sell the tickets will likely be a problem for a lot of people.

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Not being able to transfer/sell the tickets will likely be a problem for a lot of people.

 

At 20 per it is too you know what bad.

I like the idea, the not for profit ticket package.

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I like the idea, the not for profit ticket package.

 

Makes me think the players are going to get screwed extra good come the next CBA.

Can you imagine the no shows for preseason games if you only spent $20 bucks for the tickets?

 

I have bought preseason tickets for less than ten dollars.

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