Following its third consecutive playoff appearance in four seasons, Chivas USA has officially announced its ticket pricing for the upcoming 2009 Major League Soccer season. New 'Corners' sections have been added to Chivas USA's seating chart at The Home Depot Center, while the 'Sidelines' section has been expanded. The Red-and-White kick off their fifth MLS campaign when they host the Colorado Rapids on Opening Day 2009, Saturday, March 21 at The Home Depot Center, in a game that will air live nationwide at 7:30 p.m. PT on Fox Soccer Channel and Fox Sports en Español.
"After receiving positive feedback from our fans during the past year, we are proud to introduce several pricing improvements for the 2009 season," said Chivas USA Director of Sales Brandon Raphael. "These include our new, family-oriented Corners sections, as well as an expanded Sidelines section and more affordable pricing for our Midfield and Preferred sections, meaning you can now sit even closer to midfield for a better price. We invite all soccer fans to come experience the incredible value of Chivas USA soccer at The Home Depot Center."
Chivas USA's pricing improvements for 2009 include:
Section |
Single Game |
18-game Season Seat Package (price per game) |
|---|---|---|
GA |
$15 |
$180 ($10) |
End Zone |
$18 |
$252 ($14) |
Corners (new section) |
$22 |
$288 ($16) |
Sidelines (expanded) |
$26 |
$396 ($22) |
Midfield (new price) |
$34 |
$468 ($26) |
Preferred (new price) |
$38 |
$504 ($28) |
A complete list of Chivas USA ticket prices for 2009, including 10- and 5-game packages and group pricing, is below. (Please contact Chivas USA Communications should you need a high-resolution version of this image.)
For more information on Chivas USA season tickets, please call 1-877-CHIVAS-1 or visit cdchivasusa.com.
Chivas USA, which in 2008 finished second in Major League Soccer's Western Conference with a record of 12-11-7 (W-L-T), holds an all-time record of 2-1-1 (W-L-T) on Opening Day, and is 3-1-0 all-time in its Home Opener. The club is now preparing for its fifth MLS season, having qualified for the playoffs each of the last three years.
