Rams tickets questions

[icefreeze57]

So I've never been to a Rams game (I live on the East Coast) but I really want to go next year. My friend and I are thinking about going to the Denver game (he's a big Colorado sports fan) but it seems like tickets are super expensive, not sure if they are or if I just don't know where to look.

Any tips?

 

[Vitamike]

I'm not really sure what is 'super expensive' (I guess it's relative) but the last game I went to (Rams @ Cardinals) the single game tickets were around $100 bucks for decent seats.

I understand the Single game regular season tickets will go on sale July 25 at 10am on the Rams NFL website. You probably need to wait a bit. I think we bought ours through ticket masters.

 

[Rambunctious]

100 bucks for the seat and $200 for the beer...

 

[Vitamike]

100 bucks for the seat and $200 for the beer...

Some necessary and timely tailgating should cut that beer tab in half bunct!

 

[icefreeze57]

What I was seeing online was like 80 or 90 bucks for the worse seats, its not awful- "super expensive" was an overstatement but for $100 bucks I'd like to have somewhat good seats.

 

[Retroram52]

I use Ticket City when I buy in-stadium seat tickets. Their prices are much lower and they offer all sorts of incentives. You just have to find a ticket outlet that fits your budget and go from there.

 

[icefreeze57]

okay thanks! And I'll wait until like August as someone said before

 

[mutigers1fan]

My advice to to eat at Pappy's while you're in STL.

 

[icefreeze57]

My advice to to eat at Pappy's while you're in STL.

I'll try to keep that in mind, I've never been to Missouri or any midwestern cities so I really want to try out some good food

 

[shopson67]

Last game I went to was Chiefs at Bills, using my brother's new season tickets in the Jim Kelly club area. Radiating heaters (didn't even need a jacket once we hit the seats, despite temps falling into the 20s), easy access to a sports bar and upscale food and drink (and facilities). I'm spoiled now, lol.

 

[UVA_Guy81]

So I've never been to a Rams game (I live on the East Coast) but I really want to go next year. My friend and I are thinking about going to the Denver game (he's a big Colorado sports fan) but it seems like tickets are super expensive, not sure if they are or if I just don't know where to look.

Any tips?

Right now on Stubhub, the cheapest tickets are at $66 for the game against Denver. Might want to check there or maybe EBay as well.

 

[mutigers1fan]

I'll try to keep that in mind, I've never been to Missouri or any midwestern cities so I really want to try out some good food

Remind my closer to your trip and tell me what kind of things you're looking for and I'll tell you the best spots. Lots of good food in the area, especially if you like italian.

 

[UVA_Guy81]

There's two places I heard of to eat at that I tried when I visited St Louis for a Rams game last year that I loved: Sweetie Pies and then after the game, went to Ted Drewes for desert.

 

[mutigers1fan]

There's two places I heard of to eat at that I tried when I visited St Louis for a Rams game last year that I loved: Sweetie Pies and then after the game, went to Ted Drewes for desert.

Ted Drewes is a staple that you must try.

 

[UnrealTerm04]

Make sure you eat at Hodak's.

 

[icefreeze57]

Remind my closer to your trip and tell me what kind of things you're looking for and I'll tell you the best spots. Lots of good food in the area, especially if you like italian.

I'm Italian from NYC area, so I'll have to accept your challenge and see whats it like down there lol

 

[mutigers1fan]

I'm Italian from NYC area, so I'll have to accept your challenge and see whats it like down there lol

Oh well believe me you won't leave unhappy or hungry.