[Mr. Sparkle]

Cool beans! Im looking at the 2-3k PSL anyway.

Out of curiosity, do you get an email/call and you pick then and there or do they give you a time to report back at? Sorry, I looked here but 30 pages is a bit much for me to find.

I was planning on going to see the model, but at this point, think its best to pull the trigger as fast as possible.

[RamsFan2016]

I know this is probably a dumb question, but I'm wondering why front row is important to a lot of folks. I frankly never thought about it until my sales rep mentioned it to me before my wave came up - he wanted to set my expectations that the front row may not be available on the 50 in the 300 and 400 sections when my turn came up. It surprised me at the time that he was making a big deal about it and I told him I didn't care about the front row. I similarly don't care about the aisle, as I find it annoying to have people constantly climb over me getting in and out of their seat during the game. Now that I see so many references to front row and aisle seats in this forum, it has made me worried that I somehow am missing something - that I should have chosen something on, say, the 30 in the front row as opposed to what I bought, which was the 3rd row in the 300 and 400 sections right on the 50.

So, for those who prefer front row and aisle seats - why would you choose a section farther from the 50 in order to get front row / aisle seat vs. being closer to the 50 in a mid-row seat in, say, the 3rd or 4th row?

For me, aisle seats are preferable even though you have to get up a lot to let people in and out. I can get out quickly without disrupting other people. We picked 300 level row 1 endzone seats rather than 400 level corner endzone that had the same SSL pricing. I suppose being a little closer to the field swayed us. Also, for any games we can't attend, it is always easier to sell row 1 seats. Just my 2 cents...

[Elvis]

As soon as you get the email, reach out to your rep and tell them you're ready to go...

[RamsFan2016]

Cool beans! Im looking at the 2-3k PSL anyway.

Out of curiosity, do you get an email/call and you pick then and there or do they give you a time to report back at? Sorry, I looked here but 30 pages is a bit much for me to find.

I was planning on going to see the model, but at this point, think its best to pull the trigger as fast as possible.

We got an email last week and I just picked up the phone and talked to the sales rep and boom we were done. They also give you the option of selecting an appointment time to go visit the preview center but that is wasted time in my opinion. You might want to jump start the process and call the LASED center and maybe they'll help you over the phone or at least they can tell you where you are in the process.

My friend who just got his seats today said the sales rep called him.

[lbheat]

Just got my tickets. Got lucky and picked up 4 seats in Section 450 and row 1.

You get an email first saying its your time to select seats. Dont go in just call right away. My rep was out for lunch when i left a voicemail so he called me back right away after he came back.

Go Rams!

[CardinalFan]

I know this is probably a dumb question, but I'm wondering why front row is important to a lot of folks. I frankly never thought about it until my sales rep mentioned it to me before my wave came up - he wanted to set my expectations that the front row may not be available on the 50 in the 300 and 400 sections when my turn came up. It surprised me at the time that he was making a big deal about it and I told him I didn't care about the front row. I similarly don't care about the aisle, as I find it annoying to have people constantly climb over me getting in and out of their seat during the game. Now that I see so many references to front row and aisle seats in this forum, it has made me worried that I somehow am missing something - that I should have chosen something on, say, the 30 in the front row as opposed to what I bought, which was the 3rd row in the 300 and 400 sections right on the 50.

So, for those who prefer front row and aisle seats - why would you choose a section farther from the 50 in order to get front row / aisle seat vs. being closer to the 50 in a mid-row seat in, say, the 3rd or 4th row?

My 2 cents from a few angles. It comes down to personal preference. I take my son and friends to games quite often so aisle are preferred so we are not stepping on people all the time. Frequent bathroom breaks. I am also on the shorter side so the less people I have to try and see over the better. Row 1 is optimum. Additionally row 1 usually has the railing in front that you can lean on or as a shorter person put your legs on. I would never put my legs up and block a view but if I can under the sightline I love that. I also enjoy the overhang of the aisle as I am very broad shouldered so the extra I get in the aisle is priceless.

Other angle is much like you are seeing play out on the this board. Most people tend to gravitate to that first when selecting seats. The closer to the action and aisle the more premium the seats. I see that all the time when I sell my Cardinals tickets. Row 1 trumps my row 2 sometimes by a considerable amount. I have to price accordingly.

The one I don't get is the premium on the 50 yard line. Sitting there your head is going back and forth with the action. Sitting on the wings as I do now in both stadiums. I can perch and just stare never having to worry about that. Maybe its a distance thing. 50 yard line you are roughly equal distance from each end zone. For me personal preference. I prefer to save that premium money and spend it elsewhere.

It is such a premium though my 2nd pick of location would have been 400's 50 yard line row 1 had I not received the seats I was able to select. Knowing that they would be an easy sell if I had to.

[CardinalFan]

Just got my tickets. Got lucky and picked up 4 seats in Section 450 and row 1.

You get an email first saying its your time to select seats. Dont go in just call right away. My rep was out for lunch when i left a voicemail so he called me back right away after he came back.

Go Rams!

Congrats lbHeat

[lbheat]

Congrats lbHeat

Thanks! And by the way I have a similar story to you. I am a Packers fan but this was due to not having a team in LA by the time I understood football. My dad went to Green Bay to do a service call and he came back with Green Bay shirts so ever since I got that gift I have been a fan (10yrs old now I am 31)

But ever since rams came back to LA I have been a season ticket holder and root for the rams. I have green bay everything as you can imagine from the gifts for xmas and bdays but long term I am a rams fan. My newborn (4 months) already has ram gear so I am starting him fresh.

Those that have not gotten tickets there are still plenty but the prime ones (aisle and front row) are slim to non on the cheaper seats based on me asking about several sections in the 1k-3k range. There are no more available front row for 3k level 300 or all of 2k or all of 1k. As someone mentioned here I was also told that the 1k-2k front rows were being saved for future promotions blah blah blah.

[Nick Douglas]

Chargers fan here again. After reading the last few pages of posts, I want to share a few notes I've gathered as a person who has had season tickets with many teams, and been to games at many NFL stadiums. Everyone's experience is different, so feel free to ignore:

1) If you are looking to re-sell on StubHub or ticket exchange, front row does usually fetch a much higher price than 2nd row & beyond.

2) On the other hand, I have found that modern stadiums have very high railings. I never sit in row 1 or 2 of an upper level, because I don't like my view of the field being blocked. (And I'm tall; 6'3".)

3) Top value for re-sellers tends to be the upper level at or near the 50-yard line. When I first got Kings season tickets in 2011, my rep said that the only thing local brokers wanted was top of the arena, center ice.

4) Worst value for re-sellers tends to be Club seats. Professional ticket brokers avoid those like the plague, for the most part.

5) If you get tickets in the 400 or 500 level, prepare to watch the scoreboard rather than the field. That's what tends to happen with fans at Cowboys stadium, which has a similar shape to Inglewood.

6) If you get tickets in the end zone, the scoreboard will feel small. That's what I found at Cowboys stadium and the Vegas Golden Knights stadium, where the sideline scoreboards are much bigger than the end scoreboards.

[Seabass126]

1st wave sth here and was able to get 9th row, section 105 near the visitor tunnel a couple days ago. Opted for seats closer to the field rather than upper mid-field levels. Anyone know what is at field level in the north end zone? I understand that there's going to be a Luxe Cabanas Club at one of the end zones but didn't know which end. Good luck everyone!