can you buy game tickets, at 5th third, at gametime?
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JasonS
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Your better bet may be to call 556-CATS to order tickets and pick them up at Will Call. It's not going to be a sell out obviously, but I don't know that they actually sell them at the arena on game days. They might, just not sure. They may force you to go to the ticket office to actually purchase them. If nothing else, you may want to call just to find out where to go to buy them before the game Monday.
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Yes you can, actually, last game I went with a group of friends and when we were buying tickets at the window, some guy walked up and gave us all floor seats, it was amazing!
TheLivingLegend
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As long as its not a sellout 
david aka the TYZ
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Any sporting event will have the ability to buy tickets as you walk-in unless the event were to be already sold out. Sports is a business and they aren't going to turn away paying customers. I'd venture to guess that you could buy tickets in the second half still. I bought tickets to a Indians game in the seventh inning once at the window. (Griffey was sitting on 499 after hitting a homer at the beginning of the game and I was in town.)
Your best bet if you're not overly concerned about where you sit is to buy at the ticket windows and save you the $8 service charge you pay when buying over the phone or online. I always buy Reds tickets that way to save on the ticket fees and such. In fact I bought tickets to Saturdays basketball game at the winow five minutes before tip-off.
Your best bet if you're not overly concerned about where you sit is to buy at the ticket windows and save you the $8 service charge you pay when buying over the phone or online. I always buy Reds tickets that way to save on the ticket fees and such. In fact I bought tickets to Saturdays basketball game at the winow five minutes before tip-off.