Advertising for Coaches Club Ramps Up
thejetsblog.com —
The Jets are trying to get the word out about the Coaches Club seats in the new stadium and have drafted one of New York’s most famous faces to do so.
The Jets Coaches Club combine 50 yard line seats with sideline access. Club members will be able to stand on the field and watch the game, five yards from the Jets bench, or inside a private 20,000 square foot bar and lounge designed by famed architect David Rockwell. In addition to complimentary food and beverage, Club members will receive free VIP parking adjacent to the stadium.
What do you think about this move? ...
Paging Gang Green Fans With More Money Than Brains
Can't Stop The Bleeding —
(video link taken from PFT). Who were we expecting? I dunno, how about someone other than one of the most despised public figures alive? And while I’d personally have preferred Mark Gastineau, who better to sell the virtues of The Coaches Club than this gentleman?
The Jets Coaches Club Is The Most Absurd Thing Ever
The 3rd String Safety —
That’s the Jets Bench, and yes, those are seats behind it. 2,000 seats to be exact, 5 Yards from the Jets bench.
Here’s the press release:
The Coaches Club combines the best seats in football – on the sideline around the 50-yard line – with access usually reserved for coaches and players. Club members will be able to stand on the field and watch the game, five yards off the Jets bench, or step inside to a private 20,000 square foot bar and lounge designed by Nobu architect David Rockwell. In addition to complimentary food and beverage, Club members receive free VIP parking ...
Jets Play Trump Card In Effort to Sell Out New Stadium
FanHouse —
Filed under: Jets, AFC East, NFL VideoThe New York Jets and Giants have drawn a lot of coverage for their efforts to sell personal seat licenses to their new stadium. The Jets, as part of their plan, are holding an auction to maximize return on the fees generated by the 2,000 seats in their Coaches Club. Those seats, among other perks, allow the owners to stand just behind the Jets bench during games. To ensure the bidding reaches stratospheric levels, they've enlisted the help of a New York icon. I didn't say it was a football icon. Hard to see how the ...
