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Season Ticket Holders:   Do you know your rights and responsibilities?

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Dolphins Game Day Live: 5th Quarter Show

Check out this live postgame show hosted by Barry Buetel and Nat Moore, featuring live press conferences, player interviews and much more.

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Tickets!

Got extra tickets to a Miami Dolphins home game? Looking for some extra tickets? On our message board you can post an offer to swap, buy or sell tickets. This is also the place to talk about seating upgrades, tailgate parties, car pools, and other topics of interest to Miami Dolphins season ticket holders.

 

This Web site serves the Miami Dolphins' largest and most loyal group of fans -- the Season Ticket Holders! Here you can find information on tailgating, carpooling, seating upgrades, swapping, buying or selling extra tickets to home games, charitable contributions, and other topics of interest.

 

 

Marine Toys for Tots Drive

 

Hey Season Ticket Holders -- this Sunday, December 6 is the day the Miami Dolphins sponsor an annual toy collection for underprivileged children in South Florida. Working with the U.S. Marines, the Fins "Toys For Tots" drive will take place at the Fins-versus-Pats home game this Sunday. Miami Dolphins Season Ticket Holders are asked to drop off new, unwrapped toys at entry gates on their way into the stadium.

Through the gift of a shiny new toy, the Marine Toys for Tots Foundation provides joy and hope to disadvantaged children who might otherwise be overlooked during the holidays. With over 13 million children living in poverty, Toys for Tots needs your help more than ever to achieve their goal of delivering a toy to every child in need.

If you can’t attend the game, cash donations will be used to purchase and distribute age and gender-appropriate gifts to economically disadvantaged children. Also, Toys for Tots is accepting applications for volunteers. Interested Season Ticket Holders can sign up at toysfortots.org, by e-mailing Jarrett.taylor@navy.mil, or by calling (860) 694-2172. Thanks, STHs!

 

To make an online donation, click here.

 

 

 

Tix for Kidz

 

Got tickets to a home game you can't attend? Why not donate those tickets to kids who have been victims of abuse or neglect, or kids that are at risk and otherwise couldn't go? Boys Town of South Florida is a not-for-profit organization that can help a grateful child attend a Dolphins game, thanks to your tax-deductible gift. Please contact Amy Simpson at (561) 366-9400, ext. 356 or by e-mail. Thanks, Dolfans!

 

Here are some other useful links . .

Dolphins' Facebook Page

Home Game Schedule

Find Dolphins Stadium

Stadium Seating Diagram

Season Ticket Holder Policies

Season Ticket FAQs

Seating Upgrades

Stadium Guide

Game Day activities

Team Roster

Prohibited Items

Tailgating Tips

Fan Feedback Form

Other Miami Dolphins Fan Web Sites

The best seats for Miami Dolphins home games are not available from scalpers in the parking lot. They are held by long-time season ticket holders. Our message board helps sellers and buyers find each other without going through ticket scalpers or brokers.

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Miami Dolphins Season Ticket Holders News Briefs

In this section we’ve compiled some recent news articles and announcements of interest to Dolphins season ticket holders. In each item, a short introduction is followed by a link to the original source. If you know of any stories we missed, please e-mail us at conch@keysy.com. Thanks!

Season Ticket Holders:
Watch Those Tweets!

It takes 53 men to fill the roster of the Miami Dolphins - and one finger to send them crumbling down. That's according to the Dolphins, who this summer began telling fans not to use Twitter, blogs or video cameras to tell the world what the team is up to.

 

What are these?

 

Announcements are made at the start of each practice informing crowds, which have exceeded 3,000 at Nova Southeastern University, about the restrictions.

The club says most fans comply, a few have needed a tap on the shoulder and an explanation, and nobody has complained.

 

Why are the Fish doing this? The answer is so easy, it wouldn't even come close to filling Twitter's limit of 140 characters, even minus the shorthand. Competitive reasons.

 

For more . . . http://www.palmbeachpost.com/news/content/sports/epaper/2009/08/09/dolphins0810.html?cxtype=rss&cxsvc=7&cxcat=46


Tweet This . . . by Warped Dave

 

This morning Israel Gutierrez published an opinion piece in the Herald about the decision to not allow fans to tweet from the stands. He makes the point that "real" reporters check their facts and follow the team rules about not divulging too much.

And offhandedly he dissed those of us who write about the phins in our not-paid-as-reporters way.

A couple of thoughts come to mind:

(1) after the April fools joke our buddy Brian played (the JT story) on reporters on a national scale, it's hard to imagine them actually checking facts.

(2) who cares what a bunch of tweeters say? If they were to be at a practice and see Joey Porter line up at running back and reported on it - what would that mean? Was it a bogus report? The dolphins were toying with us? Or that other teams should look out?

The reality is that it should force teams to think about their strategy and use Twittering fans to their advantage. We can remember what we saw, write it down, tell someone in a phone conversation, or photograph it. What's the difference?

And if another team wants to parse thousands of (potentially bogus) Twitter entries then I say let them.

(3) and to my friend at the Herald - I know we're a threat to you but why be antagonistic? There are better ways to handle your relationship with us. We're all just reporting about the Phins.

http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/note.php?note_id=115192091750&ref=nf

 

Dolphins Freeze Prices of
2009 Season Tickets

Season ticket prices this season range from $31 to $105 per game, which the team says are among the lowest in the NFL.

 

The economy has many South Floridians cutting back on expenses, but the Dolphins hope football fans don't cut back on attending games. That's why Dolphins season ticket prices will remain unchanged from last year.

Season ticket holders will still have the option to pay for their season tickets over four payment installments through the "Four Quarters Payment Plan", a convenient interest-free payment program.
In addition, season ticket holders this year will have the exclusive benefit of purchasing 2010 Pro Bowl tickets before the general public and they will be automatically entered in a random computer selection process for the opportunity to purchase two Super Bowl tickets. Both events will be held at Dolphin Stadium in 2010.

 

For more . . . http://cbs4.com/dolphins/Miami.Dolphins.Football.2.936914.html

 

 

 

Transferring those season tickets?
Here’s what to do

 

The transfer of season ticket privileges must be started by filling out a transfer form or sending a notarized letter from the Season Ticket Holder of record.

 

But note that an account transferred to a new STH will not keep its original effective date. An exception is an account transferred within the immediate family, with proper documentation (birth certificate, etc.).

 

Accounts in the Lower Level Prime locations may be transferred only between immediate family members. All other account seating locations may be transferred at the request of the current STH. When a transfer of an entire account is approved, the effective year will also be transferred, but

a partial transfer will be recorded as the year of transfer.

 

For more . . . http://www.miamidolphins.com/pdffiles/seasontickettransfer.pdf

 

Dolphins STHs Get Handheld TVs


In an effort to move STHs into Club level seats or box suites, the Fins have purchased 5,000 handheld instruments from a company called Kangaroo Media. These will allow fans to customize their viewing, by choosing angles from different cameras (including a cheerleader cam!), watching other games available on Sunday Ticket, ordering food, getting fantasy stats and texting others in the stadium.

 

Fins owner Stephen Ross says, "It will give them a special experience that they can't get from watching it on TV . . .  this works great for football, because it is not continuous. It is not like soccer or hockey."

 

For more . . . http://blogs.sun-sentinel.com/sports_seasonticket/2009/05/miami-dolphins-rosss-latest-announcement-for-suiteholders-only-.html

 

 

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