Single-game tix to go on sale Feb. 25
01/10/2006
The countdown has begun for those seven golden words for all baseball fans: Pitchers and catchers report to Spring Training.
Before you know it, it will be April 3 and Barry Bonds will be digging in against Jake Peavy on Opening Day at PETCO Park.
With anticipation building for an exciting National League West title defense for a dramatically remodeled Padres outfit, the club has announced that single-game tickets for the 2006 season will go on sale to the public Saturday, Feb. 25.
Fans can purchase single-game tickets beginning at 9 a.m. PT over the Internet at padres.com, at the PETCO Park Advance Ticket Windows, by phone at 877-FRIARTIX, at all participating PETCO locations and at the Padres Team Store in Tijuana.
The Padres are also introducing seven special ticket "6-Packs," featuring an assortment of attractive NL West and Interleague matchups, available for purchase by fans beginning Saturday, Feb. 11.
"2006 promises to be an exciting year as we defend our National League West title, and we're pleased to provide fans with a wide variety of ticket prices and packages," said Padres CEO Sandy Alderson. "By offering a range of season-ticket packages, single-game tickets available for as low as $5, and our new '6-Pack' options, we're continuing our commitment to affordable family entertainment."
Ten of the 14 categories for single-game tickets in 2006 remain at the same prices as 2005. For the third straight year, prices have remained constant. Four categories of single-game tickets will increase: Field Box ($40 to $45), Field Reserve ($34 to $38), Left Field Lower Box ($20 to $26) and Left Field Reserve ($12 to $14).
All other sections remain the same, including family-friendly seating in the $5, $8 and $12 categories.
Season-ticket prices for 2006 -- as they were for the 2004 and '05 seasons -- range from $10 to $46 per game, with 20-game packages starting as low as $200. Season-ticket prices are 11 to 30 percent lower than single-game pricing.
Season tickets are available online at padres.com, by calling (619) 795-5500 or by visiting the Padres ticket office at PETCO Park during regular business hours.
The Padres open the 2006 season at PETCO Park on Monday, April 3, against Bonds and the Giants.
Other highlights of the 81-game home slate, featuring 39 weekend dates, include a four-game set May 5-8 against the Cubs and three-game series against the Cardinals on May 26-28, Braves on July 14-16 and Astros on Aug. 1-3.
San Diego natives Eric Chavez and Barry Zito will make their PETCO Park debuts June 27-29 with the Athletics.
The seven "6-Pack" options include many of the season's best games, and will be available in four seating categories for prices as low as $60 for a full package.
Over its first two years, PETCO Park has hosted 41 sellouts and 5,886,539 fans in 162 regular-season games. The nearly 6 million fans include the top two all-time Padres attendance marks with 3,016,752 fans visiting the ballpark in 2004 and 2,869,787 in 2005.
Source: http://sandiego.padres.mlb.com/
The countdown has begun for those seven golden words for all baseball fans: Pitchers and catchers report to Spring Training.
Before you know it, it will be April 3 and Barry Bonds will be digging in against Jake Peavy on Opening Day at PETCO Park.
With anticipation building for an exciting National League West title defense for a dramatically remodeled Padres outfit, the club has announced that single-game tickets for the 2006 season will go on sale to the public Saturday, Feb. 25.
Fans can purchase single-game tickets beginning at 9 a.m. PT over the Internet at padres.com, at the PETCO Park Advance Ticket Windows, by phone at 877-FRIARTIX, at all participating PETCO locations and at the Padres Team Store in Tijuana.
The Padres are also introducing seven special ticket "6-Packs," featuring an assortment of attractive NL West and Interleague matchups, available for purchase by fans beginning Saturday, Feb. 11.
"2006 promises to be an exciting year as we defend our National League West title, and we're pleased to provide fans with a wide variety of ticket prices and packages," said Padres CEO Sandy Alderson. "By offering a range of season-ticket packages, single-game tickets available for as low as $5, and our new '6-Pack' options, we're continuing our commitment to affordable family entertainment."
Ten of the 14 categories for single-game tickets in 2006 remain at the same prices as 2005. For the third straight year, prices have remained constant. Four categories of single-game tickets will increase: Field Box ($40 to $45), Field Reserve ($34 to $38), Left Field Lower Box ($20 to $26) and Left Field Reserve ($12 to $14).
All other sections remain the same, including family-friendly seating in the $5, $8 and $12 categories.
Season-ticket prices for 2006 -- as they were for the 2004 and '05 seasons -- range from $10 to $46 per game, with 20-game packages starting as low as $200. Season-ticket prices are 11 to 30 percent lower than single-game pricing.
Season tickets are available online at padres.com, by calling (619) 795-5500 or by visiting the Padres ticket office at PETCO Park during regular business hours.
The Padres open the 2006 season at PETCO Park on Monday, April 3, against Bonds and the Giants.
Other highlights of the 81-game home slate, featuring 39 weekend dates, include a four-game set May 5-8 against the Cubs and three-game series against the Cardinals on May 26-28, Braves on July 14-16 and Astros on Aug. 1-3.
San Diego natives Eric Chavez and Barry Zito will make their PETCO Park debuts June 27-29 with the Athletics.
The seven "6-Pack" options include many of the season's best games, and will be available in four seating categories for prices as low as $60 for a full package.
Over its first two years, PETCO Park has hosted 41 sellouts and 5,886,539 fans in 162 regular-season games. The nearly 6 million fans include the top two all-time Padres attendance marks with 3,016,752 fans visiting the ballpark in 2004 and 2,869,787 in 2005.
Source: http://sandiego.padres.mlb.com/
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