The Mets Police: Results Of Mets Police Tickets Survey

Results Of Mets Police Tickets Survey

Here's what people said in response to my ticket survey. I'm not claiming it is scientifically vaild, nor are the 79 votes a huge sample. However it's Labor Day and it's something to ponder.

55% plan to buy 2010 Mets tickets as they go along (rather than plans)
29% are not planning to go to any games
8% plan to keep their existing plans.
6% will buy a plan but not spend as much as they did in 2009.

I'm currently in the "I'll buy when I'm in the mood to go group" especially because I will have to eat another $50 in tickets this week because of other commitements.

I really encourage the Mets to adopt a ticket exchange policy similar to that of the Yankees.

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