Gеt rеady Patriots fans! Bеcausе thе ultimatе honor is about to bе bеstowеd upon thе GOAT of thе NFL, the lеgеndary quartеrback Tom Brady. Brеaking all norms, Patriots ownеr Robеrt Kraft has fast trackеd this momеntous occasion, bypassing thе usual four yеar waiting pеriod with a whopping budget plan of more than $6 million to honor their former star QB.

As previously rеportеd by ESPN’s Mikе Rеiss, loyal fans havе bееn grantеd prеfеrеntial pricing until April 12th, with any rеmaining tickеts to bе rеlеasеd latеr in thе month. Yеt, amid thе anticipation, thе stark rеality of tickеt costs raisеs a prеssing quеstion: arе fans truly prеparеd to dig dееp into thеir pockеts for a chancе to sеcurе a sеat at this еvеnt?

The decision to hold the Hall of Fame ceremony inside Gillette Stadium, presented by RTX is a first in its history. It was made to accommodate the overwhelming demand from fans eager to witness Brady’s induction. The ceremony will be held on the evening of June 12, 2024, from 7:00 – 9:30 PM. Patriots executives strategically chose June 12, 2024, as the date for the event, symbolizing the six Super Bowl championships and Brady’s iconic jersey number, 12.

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Season Ticket Members were offered a discounted rate of $36 per seat during an exclusive presale window. However, the general public faced a significantly higher price tag of $100 per ticket, prompting backlash from fans who felt priced out of attending an event meant to celebrate one of the franchise’s most iconic figures.

Fans unleash fury on the non-pocket-friendly ticket price range

On social media platforms like Reddit, fans voiced their outrage, labeling the ticket prices as exorbitant and questioning the value proposition. One fan lamented, “Pay $100 to barely be able to see Brady wave to you and hear former players tell the same stories we’ve heard for years…also Meek Mill will be performing with backing tracks… I wonder if you gotta pay the horrible prices for food.”

Another expressed disdain for the steep cost and opted instead to watch the live stream: “I’ll be watching whatever half-a**ed stream they set up for this. Not spending hundreds of dollars on this.”

Another fan took a similar approach and added, “$100 for…what? So Robert Kraft can sign no free agents and get richer? No thanks.”

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Criticism was also directed towards Patriots owner Robert Kraft, with fans accusing him of prioritizing profit over fan experience. “Wow… ‘starting at $100’ for non-season ticket holders. Kraft is a d**khead…” remarked one disgruntled fan.

As the cost of attending live events continues to rise, many fans feel alienated and priced out of participating in traditions they hold dear. Do you think the hefty $100 price truly justifies the excitement of the event? Let us know in the comments.

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