The Philadelphia Eagles today announced they will not be raising ticket prices for the 2012 season.

“We appreciate our great fans and our loyal season ticket holders,” said Eagles president Joe Banner. “We understand that this is a difficult economy, and we’re grateful that fans still turned out this season in sell-out numbers to support the Eagles. Holding the line on pricing for another year was one way we could thank Philadelphia fans for their continued support. We are looking forward to another exciting season of Eagles football at Lincoln Financial Field in 2012.”

The team’s season ticket prices have not increased since prior to the 2009 campaign, a span of four seasons. Eagles season ticket holders will be sent their invoices for the 2012 season this week.

 

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