Cincinnati Bengals
Bengals to cut ticket prices 

It worked so well last season, the Cincinnati Bengals are once again cutting some season-ticket prices for the upcoming season. 

The team said Monday it will lower prices for tickets in 20 sections of Paul Brown Stadium for the 2013 season. Tickets in several sections that were priced at $50 per game last season will fall to $40. And the Bengals will reduce tickets in many sections that had been $60 per game to $50. 

“When we reduced some sections to $40 for 2012, the demand was high and they sold out quickly,” Andrew Brown, Bengals ticket manager, said in a news release. “Our fans saw it as a great value for an NFL game, and we will expand the number of those seats. We also think fans will respond very positively to some new opportunities for this year, including seats as low as $50 in the first rows of the upper deck.” 

The Bengals will put season tickets on sale starting Wednesday at 9 a.m. Fans can buy tickets by calling 513-621-TDTD (8383) or by visiting Bengals.com and clicking the “Tickets” tab. 

“As an organization we are committed to having a full stadium for every game to give us a competitive advantage,” Katie Blackburn, Bengals executive vice president, said in the release. “We believe that our 2013 pricing model, in conjunction with the strong home schedule, will be very attractive to fans and will make tickets available at the right prices to help us to reach that goal.” 

The Bengals also will raise some prices this year, marking the first time in four years they’ve done that. Season tickets for sideline seats in the lower bowl will rise from $80 to $85. That’s based on fan interest, Brown said. 

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