Single-game tickets on sale Feb. 27

FEBRUARY 12, 2009

The Rays announced that single-game ticket sales will start Feb. 27 online at raysbaseball.com and Feb. 28 at their usual outlets.

However, there will be two different pre-sale opportunities. On Feb. 25, full and partial season-ticket holders will have the chance to buy up to four additional tickets per game. And on Feb. 26, fans who registered (or register by Feb. 23) on raysbaseball.com to be a Rays Insider will be allowed to buy tickets online.

Posted by Marc Topkin at 5:11:56 pm on February 12, 2009 | Permalink | Comments |

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