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Tribe announces 2006 schedule; single-game prices will increase
Tuesday, September 20, 2005 <TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%" border=0><TBODY><TR><TD>TRIBE NOTES Andy Call Repository sports writer
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CHICAGO -- The Indians are getting better, and the ticket prices are going higher.
The team announced its 2006 schedule and ticket pricing Monday, months earlier than the 2005 release. The Indians will open next season with a three-game series at Chicago April 3-6, then return to Jacobs Field for a six-game homestand against Minnesota and Seattle beginning April 7.
Season-ticket holders who renew before Oct. 14 can retain their 2005 prices, and those who purchase season tickets for 2006 are guaranteed priority for any postseason games this October. Those who buy single-game tickets, however, will see a bit of an increase.
Upper box and upper reserved seats will remain the same. Most tickets will increase either $1 or $2 for 2006, including bleacher seats ($12 to $14). The biggest increase will come in the lower box seats, which will jump from $25 to $30.
The Indians are paired against the National League’s Central Division for interleague play next season, with series running from late May through early July.
Cleveland will go on the road for games at Milwaukee, St. Louis and Cincinnati. The Indians will host sets against Pittsburgh, the Chicago Cubs and Cincinnati.
Baseball has retained its unbalanced schedule. The Indians will play 19 games each against Central Division foes Chicago, Minnesota and Detroit and 18 against Kansas City. There is one home series each against Boston and the New York Yankees.
The regular season concludes with a six-game homestand against the White Sox and Tampa Bay. The final regular-season game is Oct. 1 against the Devil Rays.
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Tuesday, September 20, 2005 <TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="100%" border=0><TBODY><TR><TD>TRIBE NOTES Andy Call Repository sports writer
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CHICAGO -- The Indians are getting better, and the ticket prices are going higher.
The team announced its 2006 schedule and ticket pricing Monday, months earlier than the 2005 release. The Indians will open next season with a three-game series at Chicago April 3-6, then return to Jacobs Field for a six-game homestand against Minnesota and Seattle beginning April 7.
Season-ticket holders who renew before Oct. 14 can retain their 2005 prices, and those who purchase season tickets for 2006 are guaranteed priority for any postseason games this October. Those who buy single-game tickets, however, will see a bit of an increase.
Upper box and upper reserved seats will remain the same. Most tickets will increase either $1 or $2 for 2006, including bleacher seats ($12 to $14). The biggest increase will come in the lower box seats, which will jump from $25 to $30.
The Indians are paired against the National League’s Central Division for interleague play next season, with series running from late May through early July.
Cleveland will go on the road for games at Milwaukee, St. Louis and Cincinnati. The Indians will host sets against Pittsburgh, the Chicago Cubs and Cincinnati.
Baseball has retained its unbalanced schedule. The Indians will play 19 games each against Central Division foes Chicago, Minnesota and Detroit and 18 against Kansas City. There is one home series each against Boston and the New York Yankees.
The regular season concludes with a six-game homestand against the White Sox and Tampa Bay. The final regular-season game is Oct. 1 against the Devil Rays.
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