Individual game tickets?

[BillNY08]

Anyone know when or approximately when individual tickets for Indians games are going to go on sale? I'm planning on flying out to Cleveland for the Yankees series and I wanna know when I can buy tickets... thanks in advance!

-Bill

[Yankswun98]

Hi Bill,

Last year we flew out to Cleveland to see the Yanks play at the Prog. We took a tour of the stadium on a Thursday. It was my parents and I along with 2 tour guides. It was a personal tour. We sat in the Club seats which included food untill the 7th inning.

If you want to know anymore let me know and I will tell you about our whole trip as it was one of the best baseball trips we have went on.

Russell

[RuthMayBond]

Hi Bill,

Last year we flew out to Cleveland to see the Yanks play at the Prog. We took a tour of the stadium on a Thursday. It was my parents and I along with 2 tour guides. It was a personal tour. We sat in the Club seats which included food untill the 7th inning.

If you want to know anymore let me know and I will tell you about our whole trip as it was one of the best baseball trips we have went on.

RussellPlease do :hyper::hyper::hyper::hyper::hyper:

[Yankswun98]

Please do :hyper::hyper::hyper::hyper::hyper:

We flew into Cleveland from White Plains and took the train from the airport to City Center and stayed in the hotel there. I think it was the Renaissance. The hotel is very close to the stadium around a 10 minute walk which seemed safe at all times during our stay. We spent our evening at the bars/restaurants on 4th street which seemed to be the only night spot in the down town area. They have everything from a blowing alley to regular bars. The prices were inexpensive compared to NY prices. Took the train out to the Italian section of Cleveland and had an a pretty good dinner then went to the Great Lakes Brewery which is a must if you are into beer. The RTA workers were very nice in helping us find our way on the rail system.

If you have any additional questions let me know!

[RuthMayBond]

We flew into Cleveland from White Plains and took the train from the airport to City Center and stayed in the hotel there. I think it was the Renaissance. The hotel is very close to the stadium around a 10 minute walk which seemed safe at all times during our stay. We spent our evening at the bars/restaurants on 4th street which seemed to be the only night spot in the down town area. They have everything from a blowing alley to regular bars. The prices were inexpensive compared to NY prices. Took the train out to the Italian section of Cleveland and had an a pretty good dinner then went to the Great Lakes Brewery which is a must if you are into beer. The RTA workers were very nice in helping us find our way on the rail system.

If you have any additional questions let me know!Glad you liked it, and NYC wasn't as bad as I had heard either