Party Pass questions

[theebs]

Don't forget the parking is expensive, too. Your money would be better spend in a sports bar on booze and wings.

what is expensive for an nfl parking spot though? I pay 20 dollars every week to park. I imagine you will not find a cheaper nfl parking spot than 20 bucks.

I bet even dive's like green bay are getting 20 bucks for a parking spot.

 

[theebs]

I agree about spendin the extra money on a seat......Party Pass is fun if you care more about atmosphere than actually watchin the game, cause odds are you wont get a good view of the field,....Tell you what though, I woulda loved to have been in the Party Pass area during and after the last second win against the midgets last year....

I always see a ton of people who l guess like the party pass. For the games where the roof and doors are open the party pass seems like fun if you are the type of person that likes to wander a bit and interact with other people.

if you are an socially awkward shut in like myself sitting in your seat and watching the game is the way to go. I bet if you went with friends and the doors were open and you could watch the games in the plaza on the big screens while still hearing the crowd a few feet away and occasionally wandering back in for big moments its a lot of fun.

 

[jazzcat22]

what is expensive for an nfl parking spot though? I pay 20 dollars every week to park. I imagine you will not find a cheaper nfl parking spot than 20 bucks.

I bet even dive's like green bay are getting 20 bucks for a parking spot.

Expenses are what is relevant to each person. I paid $75 for my parking in Lot 11. It takes 15 to 20 minutes from my house to the parking lot. Depending where I would park in that lot, so up to 10 minutes to walk to the entry gate. Then the reverse to get home. Except maybe 25 minutes.

To me that was worth it. To some they will walk a mile to save $20. But I also have a hard time walking at times, so that became even more of a value for me.

Some won't go to games, as they prefer to spend their money on wings and beer, and that is fine too. That is valuable to them. Some rather stay at home. that is fine too.

 

[Silver N Blue]

I don't know if I'll ever go to a Cowboys game again.. It just doesn't seem worth it.

Maybe I'll go to a NFC Championship game.

Let's make plans for the next super bowl

 

[CyberB0b]

what is expensive for an nfl parking spot though? I pay 20 dollars every week to park. I imagine you will not find a cheaper nfl parking spot than 20 bucks.

I bet even dive's like green bay are getting 20 bucks for a parking spot.

I just looked for parking for the Cowboys Giants. $80 was the cheapest option. This is awfully expensive when compared to the cost of getting the party passes.

 

[theebs]

I just looked for parking for the Cowboys Giants. $80 was the cheapest option. This is awfully expensive when compared to the cost of getting the party passes.

where are you looking?

I have parked for every game and will this year for 20 dollars right down the street from lot 15. The whole entire street is parking from 15 to 35 dollars. I park at the same spot every week. 20 bucks.

 

[CyberB0b]

where are you looking?

I have parked for every game and will this year for 20 dollars right down the street from lot 15. The whole entire street is parking from 15 to 35 dollars. I park at the same spot every week. 20 bucks.

Ticket master

 

[theebs]

Ticket master

why buy ahead at inflated prices? Just pull up and pay on gameday or at least go to stub hub and buy a pass from one of the businesses for a max of 35.

 

[MileyDancer]

why buy ahead at inflated prices? Just pull up and pay on gameday or at least go to stub hub and buy a pass from one of the businesses for a max of 35.

Yeah, but do you tailgate?

 

[Blackspider214]

Not worth it at all from people I know personally who did it. It's something Jerry did so he could increase revenue from parking, attendance numbers and eats/drinks/merchandise. Unless you are right up front, you won't be able to see anything really except the huge screen. If you guys are going to make that far of a trip, spend a little extra and get a real seat.

 

[Longboysfan]

I don't know if I'll ever go to a Cowboys game again.. It just doesn't seem worth it.

Maybe I'll go to a NFC Championship game this year.

Fixed it.

 

[Longboysfan]

There are other areas in the back off to the left and right of each end zone with tables and TV's everywhere.

 

[CATCH17]

Fixed it.

If they get there i'll shell out the dollars and go.

I feel like once you've gone and seen the circus a time or two then you've seen it enough.

It's not worth spending 400+ dollars when your at home experience can be just as good for free.


Also, as cool as the jumbo screen is it is hard to watch what is going on down on the field so you're basically just watching a Giant TV instead of your TV at home.

 

[aikemirv]

When I went, I actually had seats and decided to stand in the Party Pass section instead - much better view than my seats in the upper deck.

 

[rynochop]

I just looked for parking for the Cowboys Giants. $80 was the cheapest option. This is awfully expensive when compared to the cost of getting the party passes.

Then your getting jobbed if you pay that. I pay 20 across the street from the Rangers stadium...probably a 10 to 15 minute walk.

Lol at the folks complaining about standing. It is Cowboys stadium, we don't want people standing or making noise.

 

[rynochop]

If they get there i'll shell out the dollars and go.

I feel like once you've gone and seen the circus a time or two then you've seen it enough.

It's not worth spending 400+ dollars when your at home experience can be just as good for free.


Also, as cool as the jumbo screen is it is hard to watch what is going on down on the field so you're basically just watching a Giant TV instead of your TV at home.

Yeah, I have to force myself not to watch the big screen. Passing plays are better to watch in person as you can see the routes develop and see guys open, can't see that on TV.

 

[MileyDancer]

If they get there i'll shell out the dollars and go.

I feel like once you've gone and seen the circus a time or two then you've seen it enough.

It's not worth spending 400+ dollars when your at home experience can be just as good for free.

Couldn't agree more. I've been to like 25 games there. I'm selling all but 1-2 tickets this season, and traveling to SF and Cleveland. Away games are WAY better than home games.

 

[jazzcat22]

where are you looking?

I have parked for every game and will this year for 20 dollars right down the street from lot 15. The whole entire street is parking from 15 to 35 dollars. I park at the same spot every week. 20 bucks.

How far is the walk?

 

[theebs]

How far is the walk?

15 minutes.

 

[CATCH17]

Couldn't agree more. I've been to like 25 games there. I'm selling all but 1-2 tickets this season, and traveling to SF and Cleveland. Away games are WAY better than home games.

It's not football.