Baseball game tix + rain outs?

[andreallybadeggs]

Taking a "geezer" trip in a week; our first DVC trip! Considering "suite day" tickets for my husband and father as a special treat. Has anyone done this? If so, is it worth it? Also--
couldn't find the policy for games that are rained out. Rain check would do no good since we are only there for one game. Do they refund?

[KylesMom]

As the tickets are purchased directly through TicketMaster, I would assume their Rain Check policy would be in place. Looking at my White Sox tickets through TicketMaster, it says that no refunds will be given - just a rain check voucher.

Unfortunately I was unable to find any other information on the ESPN Wide World of Sports website - it appears jumbled and whenever I try to connect to the weather link, it just gives me an error message.

Any other information out there for "eggs"?

[andreallybadeggs]

Thanks KM! I was afraid that might be the policy so may just wait a couple of more days to see what the weather might hold-- they can only go to the Phillies game which is a week from Weds.
(March 24) Has anyone done the "Suite Day"?-- seems to me you'd be spending about $35 for snacks so a little pricey but and hoping the seats would be good and thought it would be more of a treat for my 84 year old baseball lovin' Dad.

[ThanxForNoticin]

To be completely honest - as a long-time baseball-loving guy - I would much rather enjoy a game like this from the stands. We've seen several Braves spring training games, and the stadium is a great place to watch the game - FAR better than seeing them play at the really large major league stadiums. The game and the players are much closer to the fans. I'd recommend spending a bit less on the tix, see if you can get some seats a little higher on the lower level in the shade, and let him enjoy a hot dog and a beer during the game - it's a great way to spend an afternoon!

[andreallybadeggs]

Thanks for those insights TfN!