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St. Louis Cardinals Suites: Availability, Rentals, and Luxury Suite Ticket Prices

Busch Stadium opened in April 2006 as the Cardinals took on the Brewers. There are multiple suite options at Busch Stadium, including Party Suites (30 people), MVP Deck (28 people) and Branch Rickey Room (22-30 people). The suites come with parking passes and access to an unlimited buffet. Many of the suites are leased through annual or multi-year leases but are also made available for rentals. Suites at Busch Stadium can start at $2,500 but can go up to $5,000 depending on size, location, and opponent.

St. Louis Cardinals Team Information

The St. Louis Cardinals are a professional baseball team in the MLB that play in the Central Division of the National League. They are based in St. Louis, Missouri and play their home games at Busch Stadium since 2006. They were founded in 1882 and have won 11 World Series titles with their most recent in 2011. They will begin the 2016 season on April 3rd against the Pirates. Some of the most popular Pirates players both past and present include Jaime Garcia, Matt Adams, Walter Alston, Bob Gibson, Ozzie Smith, Willie McGee, and Enos Slaughter.
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Busch Stadium Suites: Availability, Rentals, and Luxury Suite Ticket Prices

Busch Stadium has multiple suite options that can accommodate 22-30 people. Party Suites are located in the Rightfield and can hold groups of 30 and include a personal bartender, an unlimited buffet and a complimentary scoreboard message. The Branch Rickey Room is an indoor suite with private balcony and holds 22-30 people. This suite comes with an all-you-can-eat buffet, all-inclusive bar, and admission to the the Cardinals Hall of Fame and Museum. Many of these VIP seating areas and private luxury boxes are available only through annual or multi-year leases; others can be booked on a per-event basis or by purchasing smaller packages. Luxury seating prices vary widely, with premium full suite rentals for popular games and special events typically starting at $2,000 to $5,000 depending on the size and location of the luxury box. The same suites for lower demand events sometimes can be reserved for half the price.

Busch Stadium: Home of the St. Louis Cardinals

Busch Stadium is located in St. Louis, Missouri and is home to the MLB’s St. Louis Cardinals. The ballpark opened in 2006 and has a seating capacity of 43,975. The stadium’s debut season, every Cardinal game was sold out. Busch Stadium also hosted the 2009 Major League Baseball All-Star Game. Busch Stadium is owned by and operated by the St. Louis National Baseball Club Inc.
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- Epic 2017 Concert Suites
  
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  h worlds! This year has some amazing concert tours in store. Strengthen your entertainment game when you treat clients to one of these can’t-miss concert suites!
  The Top 2017 Concert Suites:
  
  Green Day Suites
  
  Green Day helped paved the way from mainstream punk rock in the 90’s and the band is still selling out venues nationwide. With a little green, you can entertain those important to your business in a Green Day suite. Green Day’s Revolution Radio Tour is slated to go through July, 2017. Your honored guests won’t soon forget this punk-rockin’ flashback from the 90’s.
  Red Hot Chili Peppers Suites
  
  The Red Hot Chili Peppers never fail to produce a sizzling performance, making them one of the best-selling artists of all time and landing them a coveted spot in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. The backdrop of this historic band is bound to heat up your suite.The RHCP tour is already in progress. But not to worry, with the tour dates creeping into the Summer, you have plenty of time to book a Red Hot Chili Peppers suite!
  Lady Gaga Suites
  
  Lady Gaga announced a world tour fresh off of her praiseworthy Super Bowl 51 performance. Book a Lady Gaga suite while the buzz for this singer-songwriter is at an all-time high and make customers feel like VIPs. Gaga’s Joanne World Tour will feature two North American legs, one from August to September and the other from November to December.
  Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers Suites
  
  For a crowd looking for a more classic feel, a Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers suite is bound to wow. Frontman Tom Petty formed the band in the late 70’s and they have been breaking hearts at venues worldwide ever since. The Heartbreakers will be hitting stadiums and arenas nationwide this year, so don’t miss out on a seat in a suite.
  New Kids on the Block Suites
  
  While this group may no longer be the “NEW” Kids on the Block, they still draw the same frenzied crowds to their in-demand performances. See for yourself when you treat important guests to a blast from the past in a Boyz II Men. Talk about a sweet lineup.
  Tim McGraw & Faith Hill Suites
  
  Are your clients more country than rock n’ roll? This country duo brings unmatched chemistry to stage, probably because they’ve been married for over 20 years. A suite to see Tim McGraw & Faith hill is a great way to allocate your entertainment budget. Not to mention, your clients will thank you for a giving them a great reason to slip their boots on!
  Bruno Mars Suites
  
  A Bruno Mars concert suite would be out of this world. The four-time Grammy Award winner kicked off his 24k Magic World Tour in late December. Known for his live performances and vintage feel, a Bruno Mars suite is sure to impress guests of all ages. Bruno Mars suites are an entertainment opportunity great for the whole family!
  Roger Waters Suites
  
  The founder of Pink Floyd has no trouble selling out venues going solo. In fact, Waters’ 2011 tour was the highest-grossing of all time by a solo artist. While that tour has come and gone, Roger Waters will embark on another in May, 2017. A suite for his Us + Them Tour will create a memorable experience for the books! Book one now.
  Metallica Suites
  
  You don’t take your business lightly. If your clients don't take their music lightly, treat them to one of the most well-known heavy metal bands of all time from a luxury suite. The music may be hard but the stadium but the stadium-style suite seating will be soft. Metallica will set out on their WorldWired tour in the Summer of 2017.
  U2 Suites
  
  U2’s Joshua Tree Tour is setting the bar high for entertainment. Take advantage and impress clients with a suite for this Irish rock band. U2 has won more Grammy Awards than any other band, and treating customers to a suite for their show will win you an A+ in entertainment. The tour kicks off in May, 2017 and will be hanging around the U.S. until July.
  
  To kick your entertainment up a notch this year, book one of these rockin’ concert suites today! Contact us at 1-888-SuiteHop or info@suitehop.com
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  The debate is as contested when choosing the biggest sports events of the year. Hockey fans vow that there is no experience quite like the Stanley Cup playoffs. College football claims that it is the king of “can’t miss” games. There seems to be a “game of the century” every year.
  
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  Super Bowl XLIX (Feb. 1, Glendale, AZ)
  
  America has basically created a national holiday framed around this event. It’s become that big. Super Bowl Sunday is where corporate America goes to party – and that’s a good thing. The NFL was one of the first organizations to understand that this week can be about more than just the game. From pre-game and halftime shows that rival the scope of any concert you’ll ever see, to parties hosted by celebrity clients, Seahawks v. Patriots should be on your bucket list.
  
  Curious what a private suite at the big game might set you back? With 18 tickets at the 45 yard line, a Private Super Bowl Suite [catering included] runs around $400,0000.
  NCAA March Madness (March 17-April 6, Indianapolis, IN)
  
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  Baseball Opening Day is something of a national holiday. It’s more than just the beginning of a season. It’s a symbol of rebirth – the return of America’s national pastime. Winter’s gloomy days are behind us, and we can settle into six months of perusing box scores and cheering at the ballpark. We’ll call in sick or make an excuse to leave work early to recapture the joys of playing hooky by sitting in a luxury suite, drinking beer, and eating our weight in cheese-fries.
  
  It doesn’t matter if your team barely missed the postseason or finished at the bottom of the standings last year. We all have hope and excitement on Opening Day. Every team starts the season with a clean slate. Finally, it’s “our year.”
  The Stanley Cup Playoffs (Mid April-Early June, various NHL cities)
  
  The Stanley Cup Playoffs is hockey at its finest. From sudden deaths and shootouts to playoff beards and the “handshake line” – no postseason in sports parallels the pursuit of Lord Stanley’s Cup.
  
  Hockey’s greatest traditions abound for six weeks in spring. Common sense and self preservation is tossed aside for a shot at the most famous trophy in major-league sports. Where will you be when a lower seed upends a conference rival to capture hockey’s Second Season?
  NBA Finals (Begins June 4, various NBA cities)
  
  The NBA Finals are like tax returns or pizza: at their worst they’re still good. But at their best, they’ll be remembered for years to come. Somehow, the NBA Finals always seem to capture a mix of competitive games, a long series, and an iconic moment which lives on in highlight reels long after a series has concluded.
  
  We’ll always remember Willis Reed hobbling around Madison Square Garden, Kevin McHale clothes-lining Kurt Rambis, and Michale Jordan taking a hard dribble right, pushing Bryon Russell aside, and hitting a series-clinching jumper.
  
  Though the league allows half of its teams into the postseason, the Finals remain one of the world's great athletic showcases, providing more of a visual smorgasbord than the Denver Nugget’s roster of tattoos.
  NCAA College World Series (June 13-23, Omaha, NE)
  
  Every summer, eight college baseball teams from around the nation come to Omaha to play pure move-the-man-over, run-manufacturing baseball in a series that’s part college bowl game, part county fair.
  
  The NCAA Division I Men's College World Series is two weeks of double-elimination drama punctuated by tailgating, batting practice, team photos, all-hands-on-deck autograph sessions, and sticky summer weather (unless of course you’ve booked your air-conditioned, catered, luxury suite). In Omaha, you don’t just feel like a fan, you feel like part of a baseball family.
  Chicago Cubs game at Wrigley Field (April-September, Chicago, IL)
  
  Who needs winning baseball when you have the ultimate neighborhood park? From the low brick wall behind home plate to the green ivy in the outfield, there’s nothing second-rate about this Second City ballpark.
  
  Wrigley Field, which celebrated its 100^th birthday last season, is undergoing a $375 million facelift to improve the outfield bleachers and enhance the Suite Level experience. The Friendly Confines have been immortalized in movies (Ferris Bueler’s Day Off comes to mind) and it cast of characters – from departed stadium announcer Harry Caray to reviled fan Steve Bartman – give it a charm that no other big league park can match.
  The World Series (Late October, various MLB cities)
  
  The Fall Classic is one of America’s great sports traditions – a best-of-seven contest to celebrate our national pastime. It’s Carlton Fisk willing his mammoth home run shot fair. It’s Babe Ruth telling the media where he’ll send the next pitch. On this stage, legends like Kirk Gibson, Kirby Puckett, and Willie Mays shine.
  
  The MLB playoffs are anything but predictable. Some loyal fan bases wait their entire lives without witnessing the glory of a championship (here’s looking at you, Cubs fans). This year, the 111^th installment of the World Series provides yet another opportunity for career defining moments.
  Green Bay Packers game in the snow (November-December, Green Bay, WI)
  
  Lambeau Field is in a league of its own. No other NFL stadium can match the Frozen Tundra’s rich history and character – particularly in the depth of winter as snow falls and mercury plummets. From the Packers’ green and gold jerseys to the Lambeau Leap, game day in Green Bay is unrivaled.
  
  Want to experience the history, ambiance, and fan passion from the comforts of a climate-controlled suite? Visit SuiteHop to check this experience off of your 2015 sports to-do list.
  NCAA Football Playoff Semifinals (Dec. 31, Arlington, Miami Gardens, FL)
  
  The premiere of the College Football Playoff was a resounding success. After years of putting up with the inequities of the BCS, the Playoff Committee was tabbed to choose the best four teams in the land to battle it out for a national title. How big of a success was 2014’s opening rendition? The two semifinals and final are now the three most-watched programs in cable television history.
  
  What has become a near-religious college football experience is expected to generate even more excitement this year. 2015’s semifinals – hosted by the Cotton Bowl and the Orange Bowl – take place on December 31st and are expected to draw humongous crowds. Talk about a memorable New Years Eve party!
- Suite Pricing Explained
  
  Suite pricing can be a tricky field to navigate. Don’t go it alone: SuiteHop is here to help! There is little more satisfying in the world of corporat… Read More
  e entertainment than hearing the gasps from your guests as they set foot in your chosen entertainment venue. As your guests make their way through a private stadium suite entrance and up to large glass windows with breathtaking views of the field, the “ohh’s” and “ahh’s” are bound to sound off.
  
  Some say you can’t put a price on that kind of reaction and the return on investment that will later come of it. But if you have an entertainment budget to adhere to, you know that everything has a price. So how much will a fabulous night in a suite at a local football game or popular concert cost your business? Price ranges will always depend upon the size of your group, the matchup, and the venue. Prices will also depend on the type of event. Here, SuiteHop will break down some of the pricing for you.
  NFL Suite Pricing
  
  $15,000-$30,000
  
  From the stadium capacities to the television viewership, everything is bigger in the NFL! Including the price tags for suites- with good reason. Each NFL team plays just 8 home games per regular season, about 1/10 the amount played in a notoriously lengthy MLB season. When you might only get to root on your team 8 times, the crowd roars louder, the beer tastes better, and the suites will cost you more.
  
  Interested in a shared NFL suite? Where inventory is available, tickets in a shared NFL suite will cost $750-$1,500 per ticket.
  NHL and NBA Suite Pricing
  
  $2,000-$6,000
  
  Did you know, when a stadium transforms from a hockey rink to a basketball court, it takes crews only a few hours to bring the arena from ice to wood? We find that pretty incredible! NHL suites and NBA suites generally cost about the same, due in part to the fact that they often take place on the exact same arena floor. These suites are a great way to treat clients to the allure of a suite without breaking the entertainment budget.
  
  Looking for just a handful of tickets in an NHL or NBA suite? Tickets in a shared NHL suite or shared NBA suite will run between $100-$300 per ticket.
  MLB Suite Pricing
  
  $2,000-$6,000
  
  Even if you didn’t pay attention in economics, you probably know that higher supply usually results in lower demand. Luxury Major League Baseball suites are an unmatched way to experience the ballgame. So why the lower cost? Well fans, there are a lot of games. In fact, there are 81 of them at each ballpark. That’s 81 chances to impress your guests with the Boys of Summer in the suite of the year. MLB suites are another home run option for businesses with smaller entertainment budgets.
  
  If you just want to take a few clients to the game, try a shared MLB suite. Individual tickets in an MLB suite will cost you $100-$300 per ticket.
  Concert Suite Pricing
  
  $3,000-$10,000
  
  While football fans count down to September and baseball fans sulk all winter, concert-goers can enjoy year-round entertainment! Concerts are a fun way to carry out corporate entertainment and are especially suited for company shindigs. Prepare to have your employees stating you are surely the best boss ever. Concert suite prices vary based on the popularity for the artist.
  
  Shared suites for concerts will cost $150-$500 per ticket, just in case you are unable to fill a whole suite!
  Special Event Suite Pricing
  
  $500-$1,500
  
  In a fantasy world, young children would share in the excitement of their parents’ favorite sports, intently watching every play. In reality, however, kids probably prefer to watch monster trucks and sing along with Disney princesses. If you’re entertaining clients with little ones, you can accommodate them with family event suites. Since these events normally aren’t in as high of demand as popular games and concerts, they cost less.
  
  Tickets in special event shared suites should have a price tag of $25-$75, if you just want to bring a few of the kiddos along.
  Championship Event Suite Pricing
  
  $15,000 & up
  
  What does a shot at singing “We Are the Champions” from a suite cost? Depending on how monumental the event, these suites can be considered the big-ticket items in luxury entertainment. They say you get what you pay for, and there is no venue more equipped to impress than a championship event suite. While a Super Bowl suite is about as lavish as they come, an NCAA Championship event will be much more affordable. (but still carry that “wow factor”)
  
  Shared championship event suites, while more difficult to obtain, are sometimes accessible. These individual tickets will be the most expensive; at least $1,500 a pop.
  
  Your company, big or small, can capitalize on the profits garnered by luxury suite entertainment. With such a wide range of prices, you can choose the event in a suite that best fits the needs and budget of your business. For additional questions on suite pricing, or to step up your entertainment game today, contact us at 1-888-SuiteHop or info@suitehop.com.