As the Buccaneers keep trying to fill up their home stadium on a consistent basis (as opposed to, say, once or twice a year), the team has announced that, for the fifth straight year, ticket prices won’t be increased.
Also, season-ticket prices will drop for 35 percent of the seats at Raymond James Stadium. Lower-level seats can be had for as little as $65 per game.
Prices begin as low as $30 per game for adults and $15 per game for children.
“Nothing beats the live experience of Raymond James Stadium on Sundays, and our number one goal is to provide an affordable, enjoyable, and safe gameday experience for the entire family,” Buccaneers Co-Chairman Ed Glazer said.
With plenty of genuine hope for the future, the Bucs have to be hoping that these moves will help persuade more people to choose to come to the games.
