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Per Demoff at the Press Conference:

welcomehomerams.com to put your name in to get tickets. Goes live at 10am on Monday.

Damn, wonder what the pricing will be. it is going to be an internet stampede for tix methinks.

I'm sure the prices won't be as cheap as the STL tickets, but at least they should be affordable for the first season at the LA Coliseum.

The goal is probably cheap tickets for the Coliseum, afterall there's 90K seats to fill up, better to offer them cheap... They'll jack up the prices when they move into the new stadium.

bluecoconuts wrote:The goal is probably cheap tickets for the Coliseum, afterall there's 90K seats to fill up, better to offer them cheap... They'll jack up the prices when they move into the new stadium.

Exactly.

Pulling this info from the other thread to the ticket thread, so we have ticket info for those who want it.

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The Rams can't start selling suites or personal seat licenses until February 2017 unless a second team joins them earlier in L.A. But they can sell season tickets for their temporary site, which is expected to be the Coliseum until the new stadium opens for the 2019 season.

At 10 a.m. Monday, the Rams will launch WelcomeHomeRams.com. The site will allow fans to pay a $100 refundable deposit to add their names to a temporary stadium ticket wait list. Although that will not guarantee the right to buy season tickets, members of the wait list will have priority over the general public and will be assigned a priority group based on when the deposit was received. Each account holder can purchase eight season tickets.

Sales are scheduled to start in the spring. Ticket pricing has yet to be determined.

"The ticket prices starting off this year will be very comparable to what we had in St. Louis," Demoff said. Season ticket prices per seat in St. Louis ranged from $300 to $1,750 for the 2015 season.

People who purchase season tickets in the temporary stadium will be given priority to evaluate seat options in the new Inglewood stadium before the general public.

$300 for 10 games? You can't beat that. I went to the Rams game in SD in Nov. of 14'. My tickets were $115 each for decent tickets.