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St. Louis Cardinals announce season ticket pricing
St. Louis Cardinals season ticket prices are increasing an average of 3 percent next year.
The Associated Press
St. Louis Cardinals season ticket prices are increasing an average of 3 percent next year.
The baseball club said Friday that nearly one-third of season ticket holders will have no price increase and about half will see an increase of $1 or less per ticket.
The Cardinals say most of the areas with price increases have been flat since 2006. About a quarter of Cardinals tickets are less than $20.
The Cardinals drew 3.3 million fans last season.
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