[DirtyFacedKid]

Including myself, people tend to want to be as close to midfield as they can until a certain point. Height is always a consideration.

With that said, there is really something to be said about seeing the game from an end zone point of view. It may be difficult to see close plays on the opposite end but you really get to see the plays develop and to me have a better feel of the game. With the unique enormous big screen you will still be able to see the other end good enough.

Choices are good.

#MeToo! Don't get me wrong. I'd love to be as close to the 50 as possible, but we're getting into watching ants territory at this point. Since I have to balance my wants with my better half's wants which is basically getting as close as possible for our price point, this works best. If my wife had her way, we'd be in the $100K seats so she could hang out and drink for free at a pub table watching a screen.

It's all good for me. I'm just happy to be a "lifetime" owner of a piece of a Rams Stadium (Chargers who???).

We have two seats on the 3rd Row in 309 locked up until tomorrow when I go in virtually for the actual seat view. If I'm happy, it's a done deal and I couldn't be happier.

I'm really excited about this, everybody. This is a first for me.

[DirtyFacedKid]

Done and done! Section 309, Row 3. It's pretty much this view except we're a little closer...

[Flash]

Done and done! Section 309, Row 3. It's pretty much this view except we're a little closer...

Awesome happy for you!

[Mr. Sparkle]

Hope you look the part cause you will be on TV with those seats!

[Hacksaw]

The all 22 review. Well done.

[DirtyFacedKid]

Hope you look the part cause you will be on TV with those seats!

OMG, so funny you mentioned that. I just got back from lunch with my wife and we discussed the possibilities of being on camera every time a field goal is kicked on that end and whether we should come up with something to be noticeable or not. It doesn't fit either of our personalities to stand out like that, so we'll probably end up just blending in (if the cam even goes that high). We'll see.

[DirtyFacedKid]

The all 22 review. Well done.

First thought that crossed my mind...at least on that end of the field.

[Bambina]

Congrats on your tickets. I'm trying to be a Rams fan but as a Raider Nation guy it's been tough. I'll be up in 516 row 5 at the new stadium. Nose bleeds around the 25.

At the Coleseum I was in 5L row 72, around the 10 last year & moved to 14L row 39 end zone this year. The seat is closer to the field & has a drunk noisy crowd which can be fun but my gf & I enjoyed the seats last year better. Mostly because we can't see much when they are on the far goal line because the small screen is so far away. That won't be an issue at new stadium. I plan to relocate for 2019 to something between the 20s on shade side.

I have bitchin chargers season tix too-235KK but will not renew in 2019 because I can't afford it although I will attend the Raiders game every year in LA. I feel kinda shafted because I did place deposit on first day & thought I'd get the best seats $100 deposit could buy AT NEW STADIUM but no they said 413-416 was sold out when my turn came up so I said bye bye to Chargers.

[MBRamFan]

Premier/Reseved Update:

The Premier $7,500 SSL price point is almost completely sold out – less than 25 seats remain. LASED sold over 10,000 seats in the month of October 2018 when sales began for the entire stadium.

[DirtyFacedKid]

Made our post-purchase visit to the Premiere Center today. A little update for those who haven't purchased yet:

80% of the Club and Premieres are sold
400 Sections are relegated to the End Zone at this point
1Ks are sold out (I've posted this before)

Financing Changes as of 1/1/19:
The three payment option for SSLs is replaced with a 50/50 option
Long Term Financing is now 10% down and 90% Financed (makes sense)