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• Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, FL

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  Timo Rosenblatt

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  Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, FL

  This is one of the elite stadiums of the NFL. Home of THE elite team.
  
  For 6 years we got our tickes thru Keith Prowse, an event agency with a German office in Konstanz. But those seats were 3rd to last row in section 332. And we still paid like 80 EUR apiece.
  
  Now, we get our tickets thru a ticket broker in Minnesota for $160.
  As die hard Bucs fans we're willing to pay that price for good seats 8 rows from the field. But the casual fan should be able to scalp some tickets at the game.
  
  We just buy our tickets in advance, because our whole vacation is scheduled around the Buccaneers' games.
  
  I've never attended a Bucs game without a flyover after the national anthem. It's just a great experience when you have a formation of 4 Black Hawks or a Stealth Bomber flying over your head.
  
  My personal greatest moment was the 62 yard, last second field goal in 2006 to beat the Eagles 23-21. The whole place was just freaking out.
  
  Now I can't wait 'til November. Then we'll be back in Tampa for the Vikings and Saints games.
  
  • 22 Sep 2008, 7:39 pm
  Timo Rosenblatt wrote: > This is one of the elite stadiums of the NFL. Home of THE elite team. > > For 6 years we got our tickes thru Keith Prowse, an event agency with > a German office in Konstanz. But those seats were 3rd to last row in > section 332. And we still paid like 80 EUR apiece. > > Now, we get our tickets thru a ticket broker in Minnesota for $160. > As die hard Bucs fans we're willing to pay that price for good seats > 8 rows from the field. But the casual fan should be able to scalp > some tickets at the game. > > We just buy our tickets in advance, because our whole vacation is > scheduled around the Buccaneers' games. > > I've never attended a Bucs game without a flyover after the national > anthem. It's just a great experience when you have a formation of 4 > Black Hawks or a Stealth Bomber flying over your head. > > My personal greatest moment was the 62 yard, last second field goal > in 2006 to beat the Eagles 23-21. The whole place was just freaking > out. > > Now I can't wait 'til November. Then we'll be back in Tampa for the > Vikings and Saints games.
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  Timo Rosenblatt

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  Re^2: Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, FL

  Matt Bryant was the kicker, who is still kicking for the Bucs.
  
  The stadium has a pirate ship and the cannons are fired for each point we score.
  
  When the Bucs enter the red zone the cannons are fired and red pirate flags are risen around the whole stadium.
  
  • 23 Sep 2008, 7:11 pm
  Timo Rosenblatt wrote: > Matt Bryant was the kicker, who is still kicking for the Bucs. > > The stadium has a pirate ship and the cannons are fired for each > point we score. > > When the Bucs enter the red zone the cannons are fired and red pirate > flags are risen around the whole stadium.
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  Olaf Walter    Premium Member

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  Re^3: Raymond James Stadium, Tampa, FL

  Yoh, Timo!
  
  Understanding that you are a Bucs fan and that is not the worst. Unfortunately my boys (Panthers) got a spankin' in TB not too long ago and we're looking forward to payback time in December in the BofA stadium. Good luck for your team - we're looking to turn the Cardinals into Sparrows this weekend at home...
  
  Greetings from NC!
  
  • 23 Oct 2008, 3:51 pm
  Olaf Walter wrote: > Yoh, Timo! > > Understanding that you are a Bucs fan and that is not the worst. > Unfortunately my boys (Panthers) got a spankin' in TB not too long > ago and we're looking forward to payback time in December in the BofA > stadium. Good luck for your team - we're looking to turn the > Cardinals into Sparrows this weekend at home... > > Greetings from NC!