Thursday, October 2, 2008
Hornets Tickets are on Pre-Sale? REALLY?
Posted by Alejandro de los Rios on Thu, Oct 2, 2008 at 10:38 PM
Photo by Jonathan Bachman
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Yowza, I can't believe I forgot to mention this, but the Hornets have started a special pre-sale for tickets this morning. Why don't I pay more attention to Facebook initiations? Double-super-secret info after the jump
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The Facebook group "Purchas Hornets tickets before the go on sale to the public" can be found here. For the Facebook-less, you can go straight to the Ticketmaster site here. The Password to buy tickets is the name of the social network you should really join if you want to be friends with Hornet Henry and want to receive invites to Hornets' ticket pre-sales.
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Oh, and hurry up, the pre-sale endsat 10 a.m. Saturday morning.
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I hope everyone got their Hornets tickets and took advantage of the special pre-sale! Thanks for the great publicity Alejandro! By the way, it wasn't a super secret! If you are a HH Facebook pal - which I know you are, Mr. Rios - it was NO secret whatsoever! All I can say is expect more of these kinds of benefits in the future from becoming an HH Facebook amigo (offer not available to Spurs, Rockets or Mavs fans).
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And don't forget that all individual tickets for Hornets home games are now on sale to the general public--fans can purchase tickets at all Ticketmaster outlets, by calling 1-800-4NBATIX, by visiting Hornets.com or dropping by the New Orleans Arena box office. We're close to selling out a few of the big games so get your tickets before it's too late!
In these trying financial times, I know exactly what you're thinking right now. "But Hornet Henry," you plead, "how can I possibly justify buying tickets for exciting Hornets home games? If this current economic downturn continues, I'm planning to start selling my offspring on the black market in order to generate some quick cash!" I realize this is a common dilemma vexing parents across the nation, but fortunately I have a solution: Relax! You don't have to choose between selling Junior to the highest bidder on Craigslist, or going to the Hornets game. The Hornets are now offering $8 tickets (the cheapest seats in the NBA, I might add). Tell Junior to unpack his bags; he doesn't have to move! Tell Junior this instead: "Put your finest Creole blue T-shirt on son, because we're going to the Hornets game tonight!"
