The Mets Police: Shea seats still unsold

Shea seats still unsold

From the Post:

Plastic seats plucked from the old Shea Stadium remain warehoused after seat-sales slumped like the Mets' inaugural season at Citi Field. Meanwhile, the Bombers' seat-sales are soaring.

The city says 10,311 seat pairs out of the 16,000 Shea seats put up for sale in August 2008 have been sold at $869, a number representing the team's World Series-winning glory years of 1986 and 1969.

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Anonymous said :

January 17, 2010 at 9:15 AM

Gee, maybe if they dropped the price to something a little more reasonable, they could move the rest of them.

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