St. Louis Rams Fly To Oakland For Least Expensive Preseason Game

The St. Louis Rams are nearing the beginning of the Nick Foles era, after the team acquired the quarterback from the Philadelphia Eagles in a blockbuster trade back in March. St. Louis is also handing the keys to second-year running back Tre Mason, who’s 765 rushing yards on 179 carries gave the organization enough confidence to trade away Zac Stacy to the New York Jets.

They’ll have a fine opportunity to make a run within the division, as the San Francisco 49ers and Arizona Cardinals are going through some changes that may have them vulnerable for a takeover. The 49ers have a new head coach and have had to rework the majority of their defense after seeing some of their key veterans retire. The Cardinals lost their defensive coordinator Todd Bowles, who is now the head coach of the New York Jets, and that was the team’s leading unit, especially when quarterback Carson Palmer went down.

Fans aren’t quite standing in line to buy Rams tickets yet in mid-July, but with preseason games approaching, there’s no reason not to get a head start on the NFL season. Below is some secondary market ticketing information for Rams preseason games.

8/14/2015 | Oakland Raiders vs. St. Louis Rams | O.co Coliseum | Average Price: $41 | Get-in Price: $5

8/23/2015 | Tennessee Titans vs. St. Louis Rams | LP Field | Average Price: $52.66 | Get-in Price: $7

8/29/2015 | St. Louis Rams vs. Indianapolis Colts | Edward Jones Dome | Average Price: $87.82 | Get-in Price: $4

9/3/2015 | St. Louis Rams vs. Kansas City Chiefs | Edward Jones Dome | Average Price: $92.99 | Get-in Price: $3

St. Louis’ preseason opener is the least expensive game of the four with an average price of $41 and a get-in price of $5. Oakland flight deals can be found on Hipmunk.com to create a football destination vacation before Week 1 of the regular season. Cheap hotels in Oakland can be booked through Hipmunk, too, starting from $59.

The two most expensive Rams preseason games are at home at the Edward Jones Dome. Their most expensive preseason ticket is for their final contest before Week 1 against the Kansas City Chiefs, although the better value is in their third game, which is usually when the starters play the most. With a get-in price of just $4, seeing the Rams’ starting unit go up against Andrew Luck and the Indianapolis Colts, it’s an affordable option that could also be a good indicator of where the Rams stand heading into the 2015 campaign.

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