Alright, I’m planning a dream vacation. The goal is to catch the White Sox on their upcoming road trip. Next weekend, the White Sox play the Rays at home so things would start there and then you just have to take a look at the White Sox schedule as they head out east. From there, it’s off to the east coast where we’d need Orioles tickets during the week, then Red Sox tickets for the weekend. Man, I bet those the Red Sox tickets are going to be tough to get. Then it’s time to make the trek back home with a stop at Progessive Park where I’d need some easier to find Indians tickets.
What would be really cool was to then check out the White Sox big road trip in September. Yankees tickets would be expensive though and from there it would be logistically tough. I’m sure getting my hands on some Royals tickets and Twins tickets wouldn’t be too tough, it’s just getting back to the midwest after a trip back to the east coast.
An alternative would be to save my money for playoff tickets. Yeah, I know the Twins are hanging tough but the White Sox have the team to do it this year. And who knows, I just might need to pony up for some World Series tickets so I can see a repeat of what the White Sox did back in 2005.
Of course with baseball winding down, it’s time to think about picking up some primo seats for some of the other outstanding sports teams. I think the Chicago Bulls would be tough and if you check out the Bulls schedule, they have some solid games at the United Center in November. Hockey tickets normally aren’t high on my list but the Chicago Black Hawks improved somewhat last year. And you can’t go a winter without picked up Chicago Bears tickets to see them play at Soldier Field.
