FOXBORO, Mass. — Tickets to see the New England Patriots play next season are set to slightly rise, according to a spokesperson.
This is only just the second time the majority of the stadium has had a ticket price increase since 2008, the spokesperson said.
“With the price increase, we now rank 8th in the league in avg ticket price. The 9th place team was $0.29 less per ticket,” they said.
Less than 15% of the stadium will see an increase of more than 10%, meaning 85% of the stadium will see an increase of less than 10%, the spokesperson continued.
The ticket increase is an average of a little over 7%, and the highest price increase will be the first seven rows of the midfield seats on the 300-level.
“We remain the only team offering free parking, across the street, and the only team to offer customers $50 per game to park (in a delayed release lot),” they continued.
The lowest ticket price remains an average of $89, or $890 for the season.
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