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09-14-2014, 06:50 PM
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I buy most of my baseball tickets through 3rd parties, and they rarely mention 'obstructed view'. Because of this, I now go to the Mariners site and check to see if they are obstructed. I'm sure plenty of people get burned buying these tickets to Yankees games.
But the real point, regardless of how much fun the young drunks who for the most part aren't there for a game, have in the pick-up section, is that baseball fields were made to play and watch baseball. Stadiums are often judged by how well they are built to actually allow viewing of the game. In New York I guess they are judged by how good the restaurants are, and how successful the party section is.
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