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I was at the Indians vs. Detriot Tigers game on May 18, 2000 that was rained out. How do I get my new tickets?
Hello Jessica,
Good thing you asked me today!!! You have to exchange your tickets for NEW tickets by THIS Sunday (June 11)! It's too late for you to mail them in, so you're going to have to go down to the Jacobs Field Gate A Box Office during one of the games this weekend. The box office is open before and during the games this weekend. The box office at the Jake is the ONLY one that will exchange your tickets for you. Please check out this press release at Indians.com regarding the ticket exchange:
http://www.indians.com/news/releases/2000season/05190022306.html
Good luck!!!
Regards,
Gina McDonough
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| Comment | Thank you so much for your prompt and courteous reply. It is very much appreciated. Thank you and have a great summer! Virginia Braddy | ||
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Gina McDonough
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Living in Cleveland, and not particularly liking the Browns or Cavs, I had to like ONE of my hometown teams. I also LOVE baseball, so the Indians took care of both things. I have been a true fan since their lonely, losss-filled days at Cleveland Stadium, when I was one of only about 2,000 fans in attendance. I remember players like Corey Snyder, Alan Bannister, Julio Franco (the 1st time...), Doug Jones (the 1st time), Joe Carter, and on and on... Though I`m not a trivia buff, I might be able to help with some questions on more recent stuff.
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