New Orleans Saints Tickets
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| Arizona Cardinals vs. New Orleans Saints | August 7, 2008 Thursday, 5:00 PM | Glendale Stadium Glendale, AZ | BUY |
| New Orleans Saints vs. Houston Texans | August 16, 2008 Saturday, 7:00 PM | Louisiana Superdome New Orleans, LA | BUY |
| Cincinnati Bengals vs. New Orleans Saints | August 23, 2008 Saturday, 7:35 PM | Paul Brown Stadium Cincinnati, OH | BUY |
| New Orleans Saints vs. Miami Dolphins Date subject to change | August 28, 2008 Thursday, 7:00 PM | Louisiana Superdome New Orleans, LA | BUY |
| New Orleans Saints vs. Tampa Bay Buccaneers | September 7, 2008 Sunday, 12:00 PM | Louisiana Superdome New Orleans, LA | BUY |
| Washington Redskins vs. New Orleans Saints | September 14, 2008 Sunday, 1:00 PM | FedEx Field Hyattsville, MD | BUY |
| Denver Broncos vs. New Orleans Saints | September 21, 2008 Sunday, 2:05 PM | Invesco Field Denver, CO | BUY |
| New Orleans Saints vs. San Francisco 49ers | September 28, 2008 Sunday, 12:00 PM | Louisiana Superdome New Orleans, LA | BUY |
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Whether it's because the Saints are the only game in town or something else, sales of Saints football tickets remain strong even though fans with Saints tickets have yet to see their team go to the Super Bowl. Recent improvements in the team only increase the demand for New Orleans Saints tickets. Win or lose, the City of New Orleans loves its team. Beginning as an NFL expansion team in 1967, a huge crowd of 80,879 fans purchasing Saints tickets arrived for opening day. In the team's first year an average crowd of 75,463 purchased Saints football tickets for each game. The Saints played twelve years before fans with New Orleans Saints tickets saw a non-losing season recorded. But fans purchasing Saints tickets revel in the individual triumphs of the team such as the day in November 1970 that kicker Tom Dempsey upset the Detroit Lions with a 63-yard field goal-the longest in NFL history. With the Saints posting their first winning season, fans with Saints football tickets watching their team go to the playoffs for the first time during the 1987 season. Fans continued purchasing Saints tickets as the team qualified for the playoffs in three consecutive years from 1990 through 1992. Fans purchasing New Orleans Saints tickets for home games join their team at the Superdome in downtown New Orleans. Built in 1975, the $134 million dome currently offers over 72,000 seats to fans with Saints football tickets. Wanting to keep their team, city officials propose building a new stadium with a retractable roof for the team and holders of Saints tickets in 2009. New Orleans finished last year's season with a paultry three victories in a dissapointing last place finish of 2005. New Orleans is looking to rebuild and make another attempt at the playoffs. If you want to see the Saints, purchase New Orleans Saints tickets today from MTC Tickets, your customer first broker. View New Orleans Saints Game Schedule:
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