Season ticket holders will pay more to see Seahawks this season
Mar 9, 2015, 4:25 PM | Updated: Mar 10, 2015, 11:55 am
For 2015, Seahawks season ticket holders can expect a six percent increase, on average. (AP)
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If you think Seahawks tickets are already expensive, last year was a bargain because the team announced Monday prices are going up.
For 2015, season ticket holders can expect a six percent increase, on average. The Seahawks said the good news is 10 percent of those tickets are priced at or below the lowest average ticket price in the NFL.
A six percent increase likely won’t even matter to season ticket holders. The team said members renewed at 99.6 percent last season, the highest rate in Seahawks history. Not only that, but the Blue Pride waiting list is sold out with 12,000 members.
Of course, final pricing has not been determined yet and will depend on the release of the regular season schedule due out later this spring. As always, single game tickets are more expensive than individual season tickets.
