What are Timeless Tickets, and what caused the World Series controversy?
Hundreds of Brewers fans are redeeming Timeless Tickets purchased more than a decade ago to attend the World Series.
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- What are Timeless Tickets, and what caused the World Series controversy?.
- Hundreds of Brewers fans are redeeming Timeless Tickets purchased more than a decade ago to attend the World Series.
At long last, some dedicated Milwaukee Brewers fans are getting to see the World Series – with tickets they purchased more than a decade ago.In 2015, the Brewers offered 1,000 brass Timeless Tickets, which promised purchasers a seat – and up to three additional seats they could purchase separately – at any future home Brewers game."Whether it's this season, the year 2050, or the 7th game of the World Series, all are valid games to redeem a Timeless Ticket," the Brewers' website reads.Fans paid $1,000 each for the personalized tickets and hung on to them, hoping to see the Brewers play in a World Series.Now, in a World Series with some of the most expensive ticket prices in Major League Baseball history, their patience has been rewarded – though for some, not quite in the way they had imagined. Here's what to know about Timeless Tickets:.oembed-frame {width:100%;height:100%;margin:0;border:0;}This morning we announced new benefits to the #Brewers Timeless Ticket: http://t.co/4z1DubXVIS http://t.co/xGVciwcBor— Milwaukee Brewers (@Brewers) January 13, 2015
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