Question About Club Level Seats

[edreedfromtheu]

Hello all.

I was just wondering if the much higher prices for Club Level seats got you any free food or drinks? I know some stadiums/teams have food and drink for free. Wasn't sure if they did this at M&T Bank Stadium or not. Thanks in advance for your answers!

[Moderator 3]

Free? No. You do get a much higher level of service, though.

[edreedfromtheu]

[quote name='Moderator 3' date='09 September 2009 - 10:58 AM' timestamp='1252508335' post='231224']
Free? No. You do get a much higher level of service, though.
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Higher level service meaning... people are just nicer to you? The nacho cheese is actually HOT or even WARM instead of freezing cold? PLEASE Elaborate!

I want to know if anyone who has sat on the club level thinks they are worth the price upgrade.

[PuRock]

[quote name='edreedfromtheu' date='09 September 2009 - 02:51 PM' timestamp='1252522276' post='231318']
Higher level service meaning... people are just nicer to you? The nacho cheese is actually HOT or even WARM instead of freezing cold? PLEASE Elaborate!

I want to know if anyone who has sat on the club level thinks they are worth the price upgrade.
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I've sat in the boxes on the club level. If you can get into one of those your golden. Free Food, Free drinks, Flat screen TVs. That was a great time right on the 50 yard line. But I've also sat in the club level stadium seating quite a few times.

Club Level has a lot more corporate buyers. They aren't necessarily your die-hard fans. If you can get cheaper tickets in the 100 level. I'd go there. It's really not worth the upgrade to club level. All they really have is nicer floors in the hallway.

[Moderator 4]

The only thing which is "free" at club level or the suites would be the free sodas from designated driver coupons, which can be obtained at the customer service booths on the first and fifth decks (If there is one at club level, I have yet to find it). Food is not included in the advertised suite lease rates (although perhaps an individual lessor may have negotiated a special deal with the ticket office).

I have visited club sections at 1/2 dozen NFL stadiums and have never encountered free food or drinks.

Some fans, who are admitted to suites eat and drink without individually paying, don't realize that the suite lessor had to pay for the food and drink.

[Moderator 2]

My sisters company has a suite and the company pays extra for the food and drinks.

[edreedfromtheu]

Thanks very much for all the detailed answers. Really appreciate it! Everyone enjoy the game on Sunday!

[PuRock]

I wasn't trying to insinuate that the food in suites is actually free. Ofcourse the company has to pay for the food. Most of these boxes are used by corporations to enhance business relationships. Majority of box owners use their boxes for primarily this purpose. Everytime I've gotten into a box its because I've used these connections.

It's one hell of a selling point.

So while I am in a box enjoying the free food. Really I'm still paying on the back-end because I'm their client.

[Moderator 2]

I actually think a lot of people think that clubs=free food and drinks Not just plenty of potties and carpet.

[Marc2k6]

Club level is nice, you can order your food and drinks from your seat if you like. During half time you can go use the restroom and get something to eat and drink and eat it all before half-time is over. There is also plenty of LCD TV's and seating on the inside. You give up all of that for the 100 section but you have the most fun in the 100's, I can not lie. You are part of the MOB in the 100's. If I'm buying a ticket, I buy in the 100's but I will never turn down a club level.