Arizona Cardinals Season Tickets - Compare now:

In this Overview we compiled the most important information about the leading Ticket Brokers StubHub, RazorGator, TicketNetwork, TickCo and VividSeats.

TicketBroker Winners:		cheapest Tickets*	Service Fee	Shipping Costs	eTickets?	Highlights	Buy Now:
1	to the Shop »	$4000	10% ($5 minimum)	from $11.95		FanProtect™ Guarantee
2	to the Shop »	N/A	Connection Fee 10%	from $16.95		Paperless Tickets™ might be available (your creditcard will identify you as a ticket holder)
3	to the Shop »	N/A	Service Fee 18.5%	$15.00		TicketNetwork Specials...
4	to the Shop »	N/A	10% (includes ALL taxes)	from $12.50		TickCo Specials...
4	to the Shop »	$371	"...dependent on several factors..."	from $12.95		VividSeats Specials...

Tip: Except TicketNetwork and VividSeats (who's Service Fee varies depending on different factors), all Brokers charge a 10% Service Fee. TicketNetwork charges a 18.5% Service Fee. This means in turn that you pay more for TicketNetwork Tickets if the "price" is the same. So TicketNetwork Tickets should cost approximately 7% less than Tickets from other networks, that means i.e. if a ticket costs $100 on StubHub, RazorGator or TickCo, the price of a comparable Ticket on TicketNetwork shouldn't be higher than $93 ($92.827 to be precise).

« Overview

Getting the right Tickets for the right price is great but if the tickets won't be in your hands at the right time (or you have to pay a fortune to have them delivered in time) it's all for naught! Fortunately the Ticket Brokers found that out already long time ago, so their shipping costs are pretty competetive... Some also have their own solution of getting the "tickets" to you electronical without any (otherwise usual) shipping delay... StubHub even have their own FanProtect™ Guarantee!

Ticket Brokers	Delivery USA	Delivery Canada	Delivery Worldwide	Delivery time	Shipping by	Shipping Costs	International
to the Shop »				Shipping only to CreditCard Billing Address possible!	FedEx eDelivery	From $11.95 to $24.95 eDelivery $4.95 Last Minute $15.00	additional cost may apply
to the Shop »				Shipping directly and immediately from Seller to Buyer	FedEx DigitalDelivery	Standard Overnight $16.95 Priority Overnight $19.95	additional cost may apply
to the Shop »				Shipping only to CreditCard Billing Address possible!	various	Costs individually computed Delivery Options available: "Standard Expedited" "Express Overnight" "Saturday" "International Express" "Near-term Special" "Int. Near-term Special"	additional cost may apply
to the Shop »				Tickets are shipped usually 2 weeks before event. Shipping to Work Address possible!	FedEx	Standard Overnight - $16.95 Priority Overnight - $19.95 Digital Ticket Delivery (if applicable) - $3.95 Local Pick Up (if applicable) - $15.00	Canada - $24.95 UK - $50 Australia - $50 Mexico - $50 Japan - $50
to the Shop »				Tickets are shipped usually 2 weeks before event. Shipping to Work Address possible!	FedEx	2 Day Delivery - $12.95 Standard Overnight - $15.95 Priority Overnight - $19.95 Saturday Delivery - $29.95	2 Day International (Canada only) - $29.95 International Delivery - $39.95

Tip: Whenever possible choose the electronic shipping method like: DigitalDelivery, eTicket, PaperlessTickets™
it is not only a lot cheaper (often more than $10!) it is also a lot faster and safer, you know immediately that you got your ticket, and if not you can act immeditately and don't have to wait for days, gnawing your nails, hoping that your tickets will arrive in time... so you safe money, time and your nerves. 3 really good reasons to choose the electronic delivery (if available)!

« Overview

The Credit Card is the fastest and most comfortable payment option on the internet. All Ticket Brokers offer this payment option with all well known Credit Card Companies. Only StubHub also offers payment via PayPal and Debit-Cards from Visa and MasterCard. TickCo on the other hand are the only ones offering payment via EFT (Electronic Funds Transfer)

Ticket Brokers	Visa Credit	MasterCard Credit	AmericanExpress	Discover	PayPal	Visa Debit	MasterCard Debit	EFT
to the Shop »
to the Shop »
to the Shop »
to the Shop »
to the Shop »

« Overview

It's not obvious, but the Arizona Cardinals are the oldest professional football team in the America. Since now more than 100 years Arizona Cardinals tickets are bought and although they were not always known as the Arizona Cardinals, the franchise has a rich and long history. Join the Arizona Cardinals as they march into the future, and you get your Arizona Cardinals tickets today and secure your seat at University of Phoenix Stadium in Glendale.

The Arizona Cardinals were founded in 1898 as the Morgan Athletic Club. In the next 45 years, the team went through many name changes, starting in 1899, when they were known as the Racine Normals. According to the Pro Football Hall of Fame Web site, Chris O'Brien (the man who had originally founded the team) bought used jerseys from the University of Chicago, in a color best described as a fading maroon red. He called the color as "Red Cardinal", and since they played their games on the Racine Street, he decided to change the team name to the Racine Street Cardinals. From then on, the team was always known as "Cardinals".

When the NFL was founded in 1920, the Arizona Cardinals (then known as the Chicago Cardinals)were a founding member of the start-up Football League. According to Wikipedia, they, along with the Dectur Staleys (now the Chicago Bears), are the only members that are still around. In the history of the Arizona Cardinals franchise, they have won two NFL championships, both were when they were known as the Chicago Cardinals. The first in 1925 when they beat the Pottsville Maroons, and the second in 1947 when they beat the Philadelphia Eagles.

The people of Arizona could not buy Arizona Cardinals tickets until 1988 as the team moved to Phoenix from St. Louis. The first 5 years (1988-1993) as the Phoenix Cardinals, they were not very successful, and could only celebrate 32 victories and suffered 64 defeats. Then in 1994 they were officially named the Arizona Cardinals.

• Until 2008, the Arizona Cardinals were one of only six NFL teams that have never played in a Super Bowl. The other teams that were not in the Superbowl are the Cleveland Browns, Detroit Lions, Houston Texans, New Orleans Saints and Jacksonville Jaguars.
• People who buy Arizona Cardinals tickets, can see the jersey numbers of five players whose jersey numbers were retired in the oval. There are Larry Wilson (#8), Pat Tillman (#40), Stan Mauldin (#77), JV Cain (#88) and Marshall Goldberg (#99).
• Due to the Second World War, the Cardinals lost in 1944 so many players that they had to join forces with the Pittsburgh Steelers for one season to build a team known as Card-Pitt.

Arizona Cardinals Tickets - Ready to Fly High in 2010

The Cardinals were able to make it in 2008 the first time ever all the way to the Super Bowl, and last season they reached at least the playoffs again - which in the previous years no SuperBowl-RunnerUp managed to accomplish. Arizona Cardinals tickets should be again in 2010 hotter than the desert, because this team has masses of talent. With wide receiver Larry Fitzgerald taking care of business on the outside and with talented running backs like Beanie Wells and Tim Hightower, who will ensure a successful ground attack, this team should get a lot done. Quarterback Matt Leinart in 2010 will lead the attack.

Arizona Cardinals Tickets - About the Cardinals

The Cardianls exist in one form or another since the early 1900s, the franchise ran under different names and had various official towns. NFL tickets to watch the Cardinals are some of the hottest tickets for popular sporting events in Arizona, since they moved to Phoenix in 1988. The Cardinals have played at first in the Sun Devil Stadium, but now they play in Glendale, Arizona (The location is outside of Phoenix) in the University of Phoenix Stadium.

Arizona Cardinals tickets - check 'em out!

Arizona Cardinals tickets are always popular, as the Cardinals are one of the most talented teams in the NFL. The team has undergone some changes in the offseason, but key players such as Larry Fitzgerald and Beanie Wells are ready to lead the force on offense. The Cardinals have won the NFC West the last two years in a row, and whoever wants to take the crown of the NFC West in 2010, their way will be over the Arizona Cardinals!

No responsibility is taken for the correctness of this information