POLL: What's the most games you've attended in a season?

[SephClone89]

My highest was '09, when I went to 6 games, plus one Pirates game.

This season I'm looking at 6-10.

EDIT: can a mod change the third option to "7-10"? Thanks.

[GoGoCrede]

13, which was last season. I plan to go to even more this season. I'm saving up already. There's nothing like realizing you don't have anything to do that night, and then remembering the Sox are in town, then catching the Red Line to the Cell. I miss it. T-minus 68 days! I'm extremely fortunate to live just an el ride away.

[kittle42]

40 home games in 2005, plus 3 road games at Wrigley.

Hey, I was between jobs!

[DirtySox]

I think around 15ish which was last season. Will likely top that total this summer being closer to the city than in previous years.

[SephClone89]

Originally Posted by GoGoCrede

There's nothing like realizing you don't have anything to do that night, and then remembering the Sox are in town, then catching the Red Line to the Cell. I miss it. T-minus 68 days! I'm extremely fortunate to live just an el ride away.

You have no idea how envious I am of you. Is it sad that that concept is a sizeable amount of the reason why I'd love to live in the city someday? I don't think so. Makes perfect sense. Also, StubHub is God for getting cheap tickets the day of a game. I've noticed that singles in particular on the lower level can be really cheap.

Shame there is not a Red Line doubleheader this summer. Probably the only occasion in which I'd go to a Cubs game. (unless I got free tickets and they were playing a team I liked like the Brewers or Giants)

[GoGoCrede]

Originally Posted by SephClone89

You have no idea how envious I am of you. Is it sad that that concept is a sizeable amount of the reason why I'd love to live in the city someday? I don't think so. Makes perfect sense. Also, StubHub is God for getting cheap tickets the day of a game. I've noticed that singles in particular on the lower level can be really cheap.

Shame there is not a Red Line doubleheader this summer. Probably the only occasion in which I'd go to a Cubs game. (unless I got free tickets and they were playing a team I liked like the Brewers or Giants)

I went down to the Cell one Friday after waiting too long to order tickets online and almost got stuck with a 500-level ticket, but since I was alone, I got a really nice seat along the first baseline.

Hell, baseball is a part of why I plan to live in Chicago permanently after graduation in May.

[DirtySox]

Originally Posted by GoGoCrede

Hell, baseball is a part of why I plan to live in Chicago permanently after graduation in May.

That's my plan as well. Just 1 semester later.

[SephClone89]

Originally Posted by GoGoCrede

I went down to the Cell one Friday after waiting too long to order tickets online and almost got stuck with a 500-level ticket, but since I was alone, I got a really nice seat along the first baseline.

If I can't get a lower level seat for under $30-35, I'm fine with upper deck, especially if it's in the vicinity around home plate. I like to mix it up and do half and half over the course of the season. In general I try to get tickets for under $25 or so. Anywhere in the park is good enough for me.

I've never done the "bleachers" though. Closest I've done to that is the second section (110, I think) into left field.

[GoGoCrede]

Originally Posted by SephClone89

If I can't get a lower level seat for under $30-35, I'm fine with upper deck, especially if it's in the vicinity around home plate. I like to mix it up and do half and half over the course of the season.

I've never done the "bleachers" though. Closest I've done to that is the second section (110, I think) into left field.

Actually, I paid more for that 1st baseline seat than I did for my ticket to the Blackout game, which cost about $38. Hell of a deal.

I do the bleachers whenever my school sells $5 tickets in that area, which they do several times a year. But they never announce it beforehand, just when they get the tickets in. I missed out twice because of that.

[MUsoxfan]

42 games in '04. No chance of coming close to any repeat performances for quite some time.

[DumpJerry]

The season has 81 home games, why is the top choice 31+? Those of us who are full season ticket holders call 32 games an off year.

80 is my record.

[doublem23]

I went to 12 games in 2002, the summer between high school and college for me. My friends and I went tailgating almost every 1/2 Price Monday and I went to a few more games with family.

Depending on how things work out with my job these next few weeks, there's a chance I may shatter that record this year.

[The Dude]

why would you stop it at 31? There are several full season ticket holders on this site.

[chisoxfanatic]

I went to 38 games in 2005, which included 3 playoff games.

[g0g0]

I live 3 hours away and it's basically a mini-vacation every time I want to go so needless to say I can only swing a couple a year tops.