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12-31-2018, 02:36 PM
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This year we got priced out of a quality NBA game here in Portland. For the Lakers or Golden State, to sit not low but just simply medium level seats anywhere between the court ends was going to cost $300.+ per ticket. You want to sit lower level, get ready to fork over $500.+ per seat. Add parking, food, drinks, a couple souvenir's and now a family of 4 will cost in the neighborhood of $1,400. - $2,200 ish. OMG !
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