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Playoff venues

leestone

Hey guys,

Was hoping to get to a game on the east coast before end of year but not possible now.

Quick question in January when the knock out rounds are on how are the venues selected? is a neutral venue?

Are tickets easy to get?

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adrian522

No, one of the teams involved will have home advantage (except for the superbowl). Tickets could be possible to get but likely expensive. You won't know who is playing, or where until the week of the game.

leestone

adrian522 wrote: »

No, one of the teams involved will have home advantage (except for the superbowl). Tickets could be possible to get but likely expensive. You won't know who is playing, or where until the week of the game.

Cheers,

so will have a weeks notice?

What teams from Boston to D.C will be in it?

adrian522

Hard to know at this stage, New England Patriots will be in it, Washington 50/50 at best I'd imagine. Philadelphia should be there too. Carolina should make it also, but thats a bit further South.

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leestone wrote: »

Cheers,

so will have a weeks notice?

What teams from Boston to D.C will be in it?

Too early to tell who has home advantage yet but Right now Philadelphia Eagles and New England Patriots are the only East coast teams sitting with Home field Advantage.

It will be very hard to get tickets for either team that wont run you into the $400-$500 range for nosebleeds. Especially the Patriots.