Single-Game Tickets On Sale Now!
Single-game tickets for the 2011 season at Coca-Cola Park are now on sale and can be purchased in-person, over-the-phone (610-841-PIGS) or online. Single-game ticket prices start at just $6 and will remain unchanged for the fourth consecutive season.
Fans can purchase tickets online by clicking here
. The ticket office is open for business on Sunday, Feb. 27, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
“The IronPigs established a franchise-record by selling over 12,000 tickets on Saturday, Feb. 26, the day that single-game tickets were put on sale.”
The IronPigs led Minor League Baseball in average attendance in 2010, averaging 9,227 fans per game while drawing a franchise record of 645,905 fans. Remarkably, every seat at Coca-Cola Park has been sold for 168 of 211 all-time regular season games – including 41 consecutive games and 60 of 70 during the 2010 season -- with 58 all-time capacity crowds of 10,000.
Prices for single-game IronPigs tickets remain identical for the fourth consecutive year and start as low as $6 for General Admission tickets, which grants fans access to the Capital BlueCross Lawn and standing-room-only areas. Field Level reserved seats remain $9. A limited number of Club Level tickets are still available for those interested in full-season or partial plan packages. To order Club Level season tickets, please call (610) 841-PIGS today.
The IronPigs single-game ticket price freeze is uncharacteristic across professional baseball as evidenced by a 2010 report that stated the average Major League ticket price rose once again this past year. According to the date compiled by Team Marketing Report, the average price of a Major League ticket is nearly $27 compared to an average of roughly $9 at Coca-Cola Park.
Fans seeking to guarantee the best seats at Coca-Cola Park are encouraged to purchase an IronPigs Mini Plan. These plans include the best seats and the top promotions and start at just $81 and are also on sale now by calling (610) 841-PIGS or by visiting the Coca-Cola Park ticket office.
Fans can purchase tickets online by clicking here
. The ticket office is open for business on Sunday, Feb. 27, from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
“The IronPigs established a franchise-record by selling over 12,000 tickets on Saturday, Feb. 26, the day that single-game tickets were put on sale.”
The IronPigs led Minor League Baseball in average attendance in 2010, averaging 9,227 fans per game while drawing a franchise record of 645,905 fans. Remarkably, every seat at Coca-Cola Park has been sold for 168 of 211 all-time regular season games – including 41 consecutive games and 60 of 70 during the 2010 season -- with 58 all-time capacity crowds of 10,000.
Prices for single-game IronPigs tickets remain identical for the fourth consecutive year and start as low as $6 for General Admission tickets, which grants fans access to the Capital BlueCross Lawn and standing-room-only areas. Field Level reserved seats remain $9. A limited number of Club Level tickets are still available for those interested in full-season or partial plan packages. To order Club Level season tickets, please call (610) 841-PIGS today.
The IronPigs single-game ticket price freeze is uncharacteristic across professional baseball as evidenced by a 2010 report that stated the average Major League ticket price rose once again this past year. According to the date compiled by Team Marketing Report, the average price of a Major League ticket is nearly $27 compared to an average of roughly $9 at Coca-Cola Park.
Fans seeking to guarantee the best seats at Coca-Cola Park are encouraged to purchase an IronPigs Mini Plan. These plans include the best seats and the top promotions and start at just $81 and are also on sale now by calling (610) 841-PIGS or by visiting the Coca-Cola Park ticket office.