No Parking Pass - What to do?

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  1. jets&rushfan

    jets&rushfan New Member

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    I transfer my pass all of the time through ticket exchange. They send a PDF file to the recipient. They charge me a $1.95 for the service. Never sold one though. What were the extra charges to purchase?

    Have a great time at the game!
     
  2. MadBacker Prime

    MadBacker Prime THE Dead Rabbit

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    How'd you manage that??

    That's a pretty nice way to see them close this out.



    "Come in from the Cold"
     
  3. pats-hater

    pats-hater Active Member

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    Easy way to get two cars in for the price of one. They never scan the parking passes. I'm not saying to rip a fellow fan off but to rip Woody off.

    I of course would never do this and I sit in Section 109.
     
  4. jonnyd

    jonnyd 2007 TGG.com Funniest Poster Award Winner

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    my buddy's company has a box. Opened my front door the other day and two passes were in a fedex envelope. Late Xmas present.
     
  5. jonnyd

    jonnyd 2007 TGG.com Funniest Poster Award Winner

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    5 bucks processing fee and 5 bucks to email the PDF.......
     
  6. RobA

    RobA 2005-2007 TGG.com Most Optimistic Award Winner

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    I'm in the same dilemma, no parking pass. Is the shuttle that much of a pain? I've also heard about parking in secaucus and taking a bus or train in?
     
  7. jacktucky

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    I haven't been to a game in years but when all else fails, borrow someones handicapped parking permit. Used to work for Devils games when I went:breakdance:
     
  8. WhiteShoeWillis

    WhiteShoeWillis Well-Known Member

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  9. soxxx

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    I've never been to a Jets game, how exactly does the parking work? is it just bad this year cuz the other Stadium is their?
     
  10. MadBacker Prime

    MadBacker Prime THE Dead Rabbit

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    It's all valet, pretty sweet actually,


    There are picnic tables everywhere for the tailgate.


    Enjoy!!
     
  11. dthomas53

    dthomas53 New Member

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    I'm surprised no one's mentioned using the Meadowlands Rail Line:

    Google -> 'meadowlands nj transit'

    If you're not planning on tailgating, it's one of the easiest ways to get to the stadium, without any hassle.

    1.) Park at Secauscus
    2.) 10-15 minute train ride
    3.) Train drops you off right in front of Gate B., by the new stadium

    After the game...

    1.) 20 minute max wait for the train
    2.) 10-15 minute train ride
    3.) Find your car and go the hell home

    Oh, and it's dirt cheap. :)
     
  12. pats-hater

    pats-hater Active Member

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    Don't forget about the strippers and cigarette girls.
     
  13. pats-hater

    pats-hater Active Member

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    There is NO way it is a 20 minute max wait for the train after the game. I'm saying this not from first hand experience but from watching people line up for that 1 train.

    Unless you leave in the 4th quarter.
     
  14. soxxx

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    Well I'm not actually going to this game. I planed to buy tickets for it early in the season but then the jets started choking so I said the hell with this. Now I regret it like crazy.
     
  15. dthomas53

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    I've done it twice now, both times were actually under 15 minute waits (added 5 minutes just for padding). The first time was for the Bills game, where everyone was there till the end due to the OT, and the other was the Eagles/Giants (went in place of a friend) game, which was also a close game where we stayed till the end. That mob scene you see lasts only until the next train comes in, then the whole crowd moves onto the train.

    I'll admit there may be a time where the wait is longer, but so far it's moved quickly for me.
     
  16. jetfan123

    jetfan123 Banned

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    You can get them on ebay, craigslist or even when you drive into stadium.. I am selling my tickets and not including the parking pass as I need it to get in I am sitting with friends this game.. (of course anyone interested sec 123 2seats)
    Or like others said they are offering a shuttle
     
  17. jetfan123

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    or i should say they have offered a shuttle in the past ...
     
  18. RobA

    RobA 2005-2007 TGG.com Most Optimistic Award Winner

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    This sounds like the best idea, I'll try it.
     

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