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New York Giants Ticket Demand Takes Significant Jump in Secondary Marketplace

According to SI Tickets, the Giants have the second-highest average ticket price among teams in Week 11.

Patricia Traina

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With the Giants getting back on track last week to improve to 7-2 and the Detroit Lions on deck, secondary market ticket prices to see Big Blue in action have jumped up nearly 25 percent, according to data from SI Tickets.

The Giants have the second-highest average ticket price of all home games for Week 11 ($406.81). New York is looking to continue stacking wins to keep pace in a tight NFC East division.

With a Giants win Sunday against the Lions and an Eagles loss to the Colts, the Giants and Eagles would have the same won-loss record. However, the Eagles, who visit the Giants in Week 14 as part of the Giants’ five-game stretch against division opponents that starts on Thanksgiving at Dallas, would hold the tiebreaker: best won-lost-tied percentage in games played within the division. (Philadelphia is currently 2-1 in division games, and the Giants are 0-1.)

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Entering its second year of operations, SI Tickets by Sports Illustrated is a fan-first ticketing marketplace, offering millions of tickets to more than 175,000 concerts, theatre, and sporting events across the globe. SI Tickets puts the fan experience first - featuring transparent pricing with a $10 Flat Transaction Fee, unparalleled access to the biggest events, and a guaranteed 100% refund if an event is canceled for any reason.

SI Tickets is the only ticket marketplace that offers Postseason Reservations, where fans can reserve tickets to individual playoff games for every team in the NFL, MLB, NBA, and NHL, as well as five College Conference Championships, New Year’s Day Six Bowls, College Football Playoffs and Final Four. 

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Patricia Traina
PATRICIA TRAINA

Patricia Traina has covered the New York Giants for over 30 seasons for multiple media outlets, including Inside Football, Fan Sided, SB Nation, The Athletic, Forbes, and the Fan Nation Network (part of Sports Illustrated).  In addition to being a credentialed member of the New York Giants press corps, Patricia has covered five Super Bowls (three featuring the Giants), the annual NFL draft, and the NFL Scouting Combine. Patricia’s late father was a long-time New York Giants season ticket holder who helped instill her love and appreciation of the game and the franchise at a very early age.  She was able to parlay that knowledge of Giants franchise history into her first published work, The Big 50: The Men and Moments that Made the New York Giants (Triumph Books, September 2020). She has enhanced her knowledge of the game by completing two semesters with the Scouting Academy and taking a course in NFL salary cap management. In addition to her work with Giants Country, Patricia is the host of the very successful LockedOn Giants podcast (also available on YouTube), featuring analysis, interviews, and Giants fan interaction. Patricia is a member of the Pro Football Writers of America and the Football Writers Association of America and has participated in the mentoring of aspiring journalists. Patricia holds a Bachelor’s degree in English literature (with a minor in creative writing) and a Master’s degree in Corporate Communication. She is a certified resume development specialist (corporate, military transition, and federal) and interview coach who enjoys music and creating fan art featuring her favorite bands. 

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