Football NFL Adds New Option For Seatless Fans. Which Would You Take? The NFL has announced a second option for the 400 or so fans without a seat for Sunday’s Super Bowl. Which option would you take and would be be satisfied? by Staff Post February 9, 2011 The unfortunate seating issue at Sunday’s Super Bowl in Dallas has been well documented. Over 1,200 fans were unable to sit in their reserved spots for the big game. The NFL has been doing their best to accommodate those fans. After NFL and Dallas Cowboys staff members gave up their seats, approximately 800 if those fans were given seats throughout Cowboys Stadium for the game. That still left about 400 fans without a seat. Those 400 or so fans were moved into a club section of the stadium next to the Pittsburgh Steelers locker room. The only way for these fans to watch the game was on TV’s in the club. They were also given free food, drinks, and Super Bowl XLV merchandise. The NFL has taken responsibility for the unfortunate issue and continues to work to make this up to the fans that were forced to watch the game on TV’s in the club section. The league originally gave letters to those fans stating they would be reimbursed three times face value for their tickets, approximately $2,400. The fans would also have the opportunity to be “guests” of the NFL with one free ticket to next years Super Bowl. The league has now come out with a second offer. The fans will have a choice between the first option or a second option in which they will receive one free ticket to a future Super Bowl, plus round-trip airfare and hotel accommodations for the week of the game. This option however does not include the $2,400 reimbursement. Our question to you is, which option would you take? Would either of these deals satisfy you? Meclizine and klonopin hcl femara nebenwirkungen knochenschmerzen generic Buy januvia onset of action cefixime 300 mg side effects Buy femara patient assistance program betapace coupons effects strattera voucher hcl lithium levels blood normal usa altec lansing speakers vs2121 Buy Without Prescription augmentin 625 glaxosmithkline Post Views: 1,434 The following two tabs change content below.BioLatest Posts Staff Post Latest posts by Staff Post (see all) In The Zone Announces Initial Podcast Lineup - November 13, 2020 The Essential Resources You Need to Start Your Own Gym in 2020 - February 6, 2020 Wilder vs Fury II – How the second fight will be different to the first? - February 5, 2020 Early turnovers, defensive struggles plague the Scarlet Knights - January 26, 2020 Related TopicsDallasFootballSuper Bowl 2 Comments You must be logged in to post a comment Login Leave a Reply Cancel replyYou must be logged in to post a comment. Newsletter Subscription Can't Miss Posts! Women in Sports: NHL Network Host, Jackie Redmond by Nicholas Durst | posted on March 4, 2019 From Paramus High School to CBS Sports, Spero Dedes is making waves in sports broadcasting by Sunil Sunder Raj | posted on October 27, 2020 Lochte, Dressel and Ledecky all Chasing Gold at 2021 Tokyo Olympics by Anthony Paradiso | posted on April 18, 2021 Women in Sports: Podcast Host, New York Riptide Sideline Reporter, Dani Wexelman by Luke Porco | posted on March 3, 2020 You Know I’m Right, Episode 109: The Athletic’s Marc Carig (Audio/Video) by Nicholas Durst | posted on April 19, 2021 More in Football You Know I’m Right, Episode 112: New York Jets’ Insider Brian Costello (Audio/Video) On the 112th episode of You Know I’m Right, Nick Durst and Joe Calabrese are joined by... You Know I’m Right, Episode 111: New York Giants’ Insider John Schmeelk (Audio/Video) On the 111th episode of You Know I’m Right, Nick Durst and Joe Calabrese are joined by... You Know I’m Right, Episode 107: New York Post’s Columnist Mike Vaccaro (Audio/Video) On the 107th episode of You Know I’m Right, Nick Durst and Joe Calabrese are joined by... Tea Time with Mel and Jay Ep. 8: Review of Netflix’s “7 Yards” Tea Time with Mel and Jay is a podcast where Melody and Jackie review... Should We Cheer For "Big Ben" in Sunday's Super Bowl? The Legacy of a New Jersey Athlete: The Heyward Family