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METS LOOK TO STAY COMPETITIVE, RAISE TICKET PRICES
Published December 8, 1997
The Mets raised ticket prices for the '98 season, with a
new scale ranging from $9-35 per seat, according to Buster
Olney of the N.Y. TIMES. The increases "range from" 40% for
the most expensive seats, to 15%. Mets Senior VP/Business
Affairs Dave Howard: "These increases are dictated by the
significant increase in player payroll. And that's before we
look to improve the team." Prices for the "Metropolitan
Club" seats will be $35, up from $25 last season. The least
expensive seats move from $7 to $9 (N.Y. TIMES, 12/6).




