Okay, so I wanted to snag some tickets for the Blue Jays vs. Diamondbacks game. It wasn’t a spur-of-the-moment thing; I’d been planning it for a bit with a couple of buddies.
Getting Started
First things first, I checked the schedule. Gotta know when the games are, right? I found the dates that worked for us.
The Hunt for Tickets
Next up, ticket hunting. I opened like a million tabs. Seriously, so many options.
- Started with the official team websites. You know, just to see what the “face value” was.
- Then I browsed some of the big ticket reseller sites. you know them.
I spent a good hour, maybe more, just comparing prices across different sections. It is not easy! prices change always. I made some notes about the price ranges for different seating areas, from the nosebleeds to the fancy-pants seats behind home plate.
Making the Decision
After all that comparing, I had a pretty good idea of what was a “fair” price. I chatted with my friends, We talked about the Budget and selected the seats.
Payment and Confirmation
After selecting the best seats, I paid the tickets. after I paid, I received the confirmation e-mail.
All Set!
And that’s it! Tickets secured. It took some time to search and select. It took a bit of digging, but it wasn’t too painful. Now, just gotta wait for game day!
