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A great Gift idea! It is never to early to think about the Holidays!
Posted by Indianapolis Tickets in Auto Racing, Baseball, Basketball, Concerts, Football on October 21st, 2009
Tickets always make a great gift idea. What if you are unsure of the event. Then I suggest you look at the Circle City Tickets Gift Card! The gift card is a great way to give the gift of sports, Theatre, and Music! Your loved ones, client, customer or even yourself will love this great gift. The Circle City Tickets Gift Card is also great and better than most Gift Cards because it never expires! We will never charge you a fee and unlike some stores Circle City Tickets will be here after the Holidays! You can give tickets to the Pacers, Colts, Boilers, Hoosiers or any sports team. Do it today!
Why you should pick Circle City Tickets
Posted by Indianapolis Tickets in Baseball, Concerts on October 21st, 2009
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Posted by Indianapolis Tickets in Baseball, Concerts, Football on October 21st, 2009
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Super Bowl Tickets
Posted by Indianapolis Tickets in Football on October 21st, 2009
Super Bowl XLIV is being held at Dolphins Stadium in Miami, FL on February 7, 2010.
Since its opening in the summer of 1987, Dolphins Stadium, formerly known as Joe Robbie Stadium, has hosted 3 Super Bowls and is home to both the NFL’s Miami Dolphins and the MLB’s Florida Marlins.
If you think you have plenty of time to get your Super Bowl tickets and make plans to attend the event, you’d better think again. Every Super Bowl sells out in a hurry, and Super Bowl XLIV will be no exception.
I plan to get my tickets at CircleCityTickets.com, which not only allows you purchase your tickets, but also to choose your seats. They have tickets available for every event at every venue in the United States.
With the travel industry taking a hit with the Swine Flu scare, now is the best time to get your travel and accommodations reserved. With the money you save on your air fare and hotel, you can upgrade your seats for the game without blinking an eye.
Why you should use a Ticket Broker
Posted by Indianapolis Tickets in Auto Racing, Baseball, Basketball, Concerts, Football, affiliates on October 21st, 2009
The Conseco Fieldhouse is the number one venue in the NDA for three years running. It is the home of the Indianapolis Pacers and the Indiana Fever. The tickets for this venue include some of the best NBA tickets in the country as they are for the Indiana Pacers. You don’t have to miss the experience of being inside this stunning venue even if you are not a basketball fan as it also has some of the biggest music and entertainment acts from around the world, other world profession and amateur sporting events and concerts.
Since 1909 the Indianapolis Motor Speedway has seen some of the worlds best drivers and fastest automobiles. It houses over 650,000 spectators making it the largest and highest-capacity sporting facility in history. Currently, races at the Speedway include the Indianapolis 500, Red Bull Indianapolis GP and the Allstate 400. Inside the venue fans will also find the Hall of Fame Museum and campsites located in the infield and around the over 500 acres.
Indianapolis Raceway Park, recently renamed O’Reilly Raceway Park is another venue to see NASCAR events. It is home to NASCAR Craftsman Truck Series racing, NASCAR Busch Series racing, some drag racing and sprint car racing. Fans can enjoy year round events in this venue with seating for 30,000.
The new home of the Indianapolis Colts, Lucas Oil Stadium opened September 7, 2008. It is one of the best stadiums in the NFL with a high tech retractable roof and the largest video board in the League. The stadium will host NFL football games, NCAA basketball’s March Madness Tournament and will be the permanent backup for the Final Four Tournament. The biggest event will be the XLVI Super Bowl held on February 5, 2012. This is an event that is sure to sell out early so contact an Indianapolis ticket broker to find a seat. Other events will include the DCI World Championships, Bands of America Grand National Championship, The Indiana Marching Band State Finals as well as some well known music acts.
The Murat Theater is the home of world class concerts and theater performances. Tickets for events at the Murat have been in high demand since its opening in 1910. The facility had to expand just twelve years after opening due to the overwhelming response for tickets by the community. Events include concerts, family shows, Broadway shows and comedy shows.
Indianapolis ticket brokers can be the best resource in finding tickets for the sold out events fans want to attend. With these venues and the events scheduled for the upcoming year some tickets are sure to be in high demand so buy early.
Dismal Prospects For Indianapolis Colts 2009 Season
Posted by Indianapolis Tickets in Football on July 15th, 2009
The upcoming Indianapolis Colts season seems like a critical one for the franchise. Aging players who will soon be retiring mean there’s a lot of rebuilding to happen soon. And Lucas Oil Stadium is hungry for attention. That beast is expensive to feed.
Ticket prices are high. Nachos and a beer at the new stadium require financing. For that kind of money Irsay and the Colts have got to deliver a good product to the fans.
They’ve done it in the past but given how fickle football fans can be the team can’t depend on past success to guarantee fan loyalty. “What have you done for me lately?” is the question on fan’s minds. Sure, the hardcore Colts faithful will always stick by their team. Unfortunately, the faithful don’t pay the bills. Mr. Painted Face makes for good window dressing but he ain’t paying for a suite.
Peyton Manning will retire soon. Obviously he’s the main attraction and a key driver for Indianapolis Colts tickets sales. Replacing him will not be easy. Not only is he a hall-of-fame, stat busting superstar, he’s managed to stay away from controversy. This has made him a great local personality. Whoever comes after him has some enormous shoes to fill.
Speaking of big shoes to fill, new coach Jim Caldwell has his work cut out for him as well. Tony Dungy was extremely popular and a great leader. It would be a challenge for whoever had to follow that act. Clearly, Dungy has a lot of confidence in Caldwell and believes he will be successfull. Fans will give him a chance though I imagine the honeymoon will be short lived.
Expect Bill Polian to be working his butt off during the upcoming draft. The Colts will have to wait until pick 27 in the first round. They won’t get any big stars with that pick, especially not a quarterback for Peyton to start mentoring. Polian and Irsay will find a way to get some solid veterans and some young potential, they always do. However, turning their schemes in to a trip to the post-season may be tough.
Dominic Rhodes did not help the Colts’ cause with all the media attention he’s been getting. Apparently, he got his feelings hurt when he wasn’t picked up by the team for another season. On one hand it’s just business. On the other it isn’t hard to understand why he feels the way he does. Running backs seem to be plentiful, though, so it’s doubtful his bad experience will do much damage to the Colt’s reputation. It’s hard to imagine anyone not wanting to play for them.
Before the end of the Manning era Indy would like to make it to one more Super Bowl. Getting there in the upcoming season is unlikely. An Indianapolis Colts’ season without a post-season would be sad. That dismal prospect may be avoided if they can pick up a few good players. If it doesn’t go well, hopefully fans will give them some slack as they try to build for down the road.
Notre Dame Football An Icon Of Grit
Posted by Indianapolis Tickets in Football on July 14th, 2009
Notre Dame football is a tradition of excellence. Whether you count up the Heisman Trophy winners over the team’s existence (that number would be 7, tying them with Ohio State and USC for boasting the most) or you use both hands and one toe to count up the national championships (including wire and other consensuses), you can be sure that this South Bend, Indiana based team is at the forefront of college football excellence.
Since some disparaging early, early days in the late 1880s, the Fighting Irish have managed to secure 11 national championships. This is quite a feat for an independent Catholic college carrying a football team. The first was in 1924, under legendary coach Knute Rockne. That year, in the middle of Rockne’s career there, the team managed a 10-0 record and a spectacular win at the Rose Bowl game. Two more namings were added to Rockne’s resume in 1929 and 1930. Both years, Rockne’s team remained undefeated.
Frank Leahy, who coached in the 1940s, led a team picked by the AP wire as national championships in 1943, 1946, 1947, and 1949. Except for one loss in 1943, Leahy also led perfect seasons. The next championship went to the Irish in 1966, as Ara Parseghian led a 9-0 team to gain the selection by the AP and Coaches polls. In 1973, Parseghian proved his mettle with an 11-0 record, culminating in a sweet win at the Sugar Bowl. In 1977, Dan Devine’s team won the Cotton Bowl and eleven other regular season games. Despite their one loss, the team was named champions. In 1988, Lou Holtz, who led the team for more than a decade, marched through the season to win all 12 games, plus masterfully winning at the Fiesta Bowl.
Notre Dame, football’s Gold-mine, has some incredible accolades among the NCAA historical texts. They have the 2nd highest winning percentage, with 73.6%, only two tenths behind Michigan. They have the 3rd most wins behind Michigan and Texas. Of their 120 years of football, they only lost 12 of those seasons; over 100 of them were winning. Although Ohio State also has seven Heisman trophies, they did it with six winners. Notre Dame and USC went 7 trophies for 7 winners. The college also has claim to 48 players and coaches in the College Football Hall of Fame, the most of any NCAA team.
Since 1962, nearly all of the Notre Dame football players have graduated in four years. Only 13 players have left without finishing their degrees. Also notable is the 90% graduation rate of the team’s African American players, third behind Navy and Boston College. Speaking of Navy, the US Naval Academy shares a stat with Notre Dame: namely, most consecutive wins (losses in Navy’s case) over one opponent. That number is 43, a streak that was snapped in 2007. The Irish also had to do something with beginning and ending Oklahoma’s 47 game winning streak. They beat the Sooners in 1953 and again in 1957, bookending the remarkable run with two Irish victories.
The team is something special, for sure, and continues to be a recognizable icon of determined grit in the college football landscape.
Notre Dame football tickets can be purchased through CircleCityTickets.com
Colts Season Tickets Available
Posted by Indianapolis Tickets in Football on May 7th, 2009
The Indianapolis Colts are set to have a spectacular 2009 season, and, for one, can hardly wait. Now that Lucas Oil stadium has its first year under its belt, the Colts are going to feel much more at home and so will the fans.
While many people will buy their tickets for individual games, I prefer to buy Indianapolis Colts Season Tickets so that I have the same seat for every game. It is also a great comfort to know that sold out games are no issue for me when I have a season pass in hand.
If there is a game I can’t attend I can very easily sell my seats for that game, or I can gift them to friends or family. I might even donate them to someone who’d get a huge thrill from going to a game but wouldn’t otherwise be able to afford to go.
I always look forward to football season, but with Indianapolis Colts Season Tickets the season looks even brighter than before.
Notre Dame Football Tickets
Posted by Indianapolis Tickets in Football on April 28th, 2009
The golden dome of Notre Dame University in South Bend, Indiana may be a famous icon of higher learning, but it is the football team that most people regard as that which brings fame to South Bend.
Notre Dame football has been a driving force in collegiate athletics for as long as I can remember, and its history begins even earlier. There are Fighting Irish fans who have been attending games since the 1940s, or before.
Notre Dame football tickets are historically quite a desirable commodity, but they are available, if you know where to look.
I got mine last year through CirlcleCityTickets.com and I couldn’t be more pleased. The convenience of purchasing online is unbeatable. You can purchase tickets for a particular game or buy season tickets and catch every home game.
This year’s game against the Washington State Cougars on October 31 is being played at the Alamodome in San Antonio. Tickets for this game are available through the Notre Dame link at CircleCityTickets.com Other away game tickets can be purchased, as well, through the opposing team’s link.
I highly recommend buying your Notre Dame Fighting Irish tickets through CircleCityTickets.com