[Cmmmmm]

I am really struggling with deciding to renew or not for 2017 and 2018 without knowing what the PSL costs will be.

Can you just buy one season ticket for this year to hold your place in line for Inglewood? That's not too big of an investment to stay in at the ground floor, so to speak. Also, I'm not sure, but I understood the email to say that buying season tickets for 2018 was not required to hold your place in line.

[LA_1968]

Im still very happy the Rams are back and I always wanted to get in on the ground floor of tickets for a team in LA, but I dont know. This doesnt feel good.

Don't spend more than you're comfortable with. You won't enjoy the games. If we don't overspend now then we won't feel ripped off when we balk at the PSL offering.

Personally, I bought the cheapest available, bad single seat, and sell it on Stubhub. I lost $140 last year. I'm not going to feel less of a fan or that I'm cheating the team. They moved away after driving the team into the ground. Broke my heart. I'm spending as little as I can to hold my spot until I see what the deal is with PSL. Going to the games is a totally separate expense for me right now.

[BuiltRamTough]

I haven't renewed yet. I'm still thinking about it.

[RedAlice]

I haven't renewed yet. I'm still thinking about it.

Me too.

My main issue is that I can't see the schedule.

I adored, loved every single minute of my time as a season ticket holder last season. I paid for great seats. (I made an impact. hahaha).

HOWEVER.

I paid for 7games (one was lost to the London game)

2 seats a pain in the ass and costing me business (week before my New Orleans trade show)

2 seats a pain in the ass and costing me business (week after my New Orleans trade show)

1 Seat lost: NO ONE wants to go a Rams game on Christmas Eve.

2 Seats given away (so, lost): New Years Day

So, without seeing the schedule, and knowing how much I had to sacrifice to be onsite for all "5" home games plus the fucking holiday games last year:

I can spend just as much $$$ and pick the games I go to.

Unless someone changes my mind, I am pretty sure I'm not committing to a schedule that fucks me over like last season did with the two holiday games plus having to work my actual WORK schedule around to be in LA.

[maxxx power]

After last season I was unsure about renewing. After the hire of McVay I was 100% going to renew. Then I started to waffle again.

I live in Norcal so my son and I flew down to every game. That added up. Then I saw the email from the Rams saying that if I wanted to change my seats (ie go from my current 4 down to the 2 we actually used) I have to CALL them. Then they will play the hard sell game, which will be annoying.

THEN, I saw that having the seats in 2017 doesn't give me guarantees of having a the same seats in 2018. And we have great seats. So great, in fact, that when you look at the http://coliseumrenovation.com/overview that will start in 2018 my seats will be obliterated. So, if I wanted to keep seats in 2018 it would be a downgrade.

As an out of towner I don't see how I can financially justify with any prudence shelling out for PSLs.

Soooooooo, I will likely take up to the March 17 deadline to decide. If I keep them, it will likely be 2 down from 4, so there will be 2 seats, at least, opening up on the 45 yard line in the shade of the press box.

[BuiltRamTough]

I own 2 seats and they average out to be 200 each. 23H 40 yard line row 43. Great seats. But I lost 800 dollars bc I couldn't go to 4 games and couldn't sell them.

If the team was good I wouldn't lose that money. So I get that part.

Here's my issue though. I'm most likely going to be priced out for GOOD seats/PSL's in Inglewood. I could afford up to 6k per PSL in Inglewood but those seats are going to suck even at a new stadium.

So what's the point then? I rather just go to 1-3 games in Inglewood per year and get good seats. Obviously if the team is great the prices would be higher in the secondary market but who cares. I rather do that then stress about giving tickets away and all that.

Plus, some of these new 4K TV's are getting better and better. Depending on the size you could get a top of the line TV for 1800. I mean I just lost 800 bucks last season.

If the Rams were nice and they revealed Inglewood prices now then that's a different story. But it's good business for them not to.

I'm going to get priced out of Inglewood I know it. So what's the point of renewing now?

I have to pay up 3,150 dollar by mid March. Yikes idk..

[jeffsquad]

I'm still on the fence as well about renewing, although I'm about 77.7% confident I'll renew. I only have one seat sec 13H row 10 and I loved the seat, but I too travel from out of town. I live in Peoria, AZ, which is right outside Phoenix, so I fly in every gameday Sunday morning and fly back home on the Sunday night, it's an amazingly fun day but also a very long one. I know that with the new stadium and PSL's I will be priced out of it, especially with my travel costs, so I want to take advantage of being able to be a season ticket holder as long as I can since it's a dream come true for me.

One improvement I'd like to see this season (besides the obvious on the field improvement) is season ticket holders being treated to a better package that comes with the season tickets, not just some binder with the tickets like we got this past season. I know it sounds trivial but come on they can do better than they did last season in that area. And also I think they should do some giveaways at the games this season, first so many people in the gates get whatever item they are giving away that game.

[LARams_1963]

It's coming to crunch time. My 3 guys want to renew their 2 seats each, but I'm about 80% sure I don't want to renew. My logic is basicly...

1. I will be priced out of Inglewood
2. I'm retiring in 6 years, out of California. Meaning I could stand to lose $$ If I try to sell my PSL's in 7 years. I see my 49er coworkers who have season tix at Levi's.... they're really cringing at the value drop of their PSL's. Yeah, winning can fix any de-value issue, but their are no guarantees.

Bottom line for me is I can buy game day tickets. It will only become really tough if the Rams become constant playoff contenders. But still, I won't have paid for PSL's. Having the same seats is really irrelevant for me.

[Cmmmmm]

I think they should do some giveaways at the games this season, first so many people in the gates get whatever item they are giving away that game.

I completely agree!!! This is something I always felt was lacking.

[RedAlice]

It's coming to crunch time. My 3 guys want to renew their 2 seats each, but I'm about 80% sure I don't want to renew. My logic is basicly...

1. I will be priced out of Inglewood
2. I'm retiring in 6 years, out of California. Meaning I could stand to lose $$ If I try to sell my PSL's in 7 years. I see my 49er coworkers who have season tix at Levi's.... they're really cringing at the value drop of their PSL's. Yeah, winning can fix any de-value issue, but their are no guarantees.

Bottom line for me is I can buy game day tickets. It will only become really tough if the Rams become constant playoff contenders. But still, I won't have paid for PSL's. Having the same seats is really irrelevant for me.

Kinda same thoughts. My work schedule is so sporadic, I already know I'm gone for two weeks in November and a week or two in October. It's impossible to know if I can love my seats without seeing the schedule.

I would be more than happy to renew if I knew I was home for at least 5 games, but I can't see the schedule. I told this to the very sweet guy who calls. He has an awesome voice, btw, he is adorable.

I know I will be at every Rams game I can go to, but I can spend the same amount of money picking the ones I go to. So, I'm out.