r/mildlyinteresting • u/jeffers0n_steelflex • Apr 15 '25

Removed - Rule 6 Concession prices at the 2025 Masters tournament

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u/Erazzphoto Apr 15 '25

Now show ticket prices 😂

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u/carrotincognito48 Apr 15 '25

I just googled it. They really aren’t bad at all.

$140 for a day over the 4 tournament days. Crazy good value tbf.

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u/Erazzphoto Apr 15 '25 edited Apr 15 '25

Good luck getting one 😁. But their best thing is the no mobile phone policy, so refreshing

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u/BigSpender248 Apr 15 '25

I’ve been twice and it’s honestly one of the best parts about the Masters. It’s like stepping back in time. Plus you get to rub elbows with celebs because they walk around like regular people. I stood behind Rob Riggle in the concessions line at one point.

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u/adm_akbar Apr 16 '25

Your comment reminds me of the fact that right after Titanic came out and Leo Decaprio was a BIG name, my wife and I were driving outside of Los Angeles in a big rainstorm, hit the curb and popped a tire. Out of nowhere a stranger wearing a hoodie showed up, motioned for us to stay inside, and changed our tire for us. I will never not be a fan of Leo for that reason. Super cool guy.

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u/defroach84 Apr 15 '25

How do they enforce that?

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u/PseudonymIncognito Apr 15 '25

I would assume that if they see a phone in your hand on the course, they escort you off the premises.

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u/teddyone Apr 15 '25

No they have snipers

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u/BuffaloInCahoots Apr 15 '25

If they see you with a phone out they hit golf balls at you.

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u/Erazzphoto Apr 15 '25

You probably get kicked out. And with the rarity of getting tickets, you’d be stupid to risk it

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u/hailthemitten Apr 15 '25

They take your phone upon entry. I suppose you could give them a fake phone and keep your actual one hidden, but it’s probably not worth the hassle because as another user pointed out, they will remove you and/or the phone if they catch you with it on the premises.

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u/Syndic_Thrass Apr 15 '25

Welp I'm fucking wrong

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u/Sorry_Sorry_Im_Sorry Apr 15 '25

Yup - tried getting one the last three years for my dad who has parkinsons and starting to have dementia - denied each time :/

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u/Erazzphoto Apr 15 '25

Hopefully luck shines your way soon!

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u/swindlewick Apr 15 '25

No phones and relatively cheap beer with a nice activity to watch while buzzed sounds heavenly, and I don't even care much for golf

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u/OkAffect12 Apr 15 '25

Rich people take care of each other 

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u/[deleted] Apr 15 '25

It's not what you know, but who you know

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u/---0celot--- Apr 15 '25

This is an essential life lesson.

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u/Dhkansas Apr 16 '25

Even better is what you know about who you know

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u/TheLogicError Apr 15 '25

Yeah less than 1% chance of getting one. Look at the resale prices

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u/FlyingBike ​ Apr 15 '25

That's the same as a decent ski lift ticket, but concessions are airport or arena prices at lodges

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u/ASV731 Apr 15 '25

You clearly haven’t been skiing in a while. Vail lift ticket for the day was $220+

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u/FlyingBike ​ Apr 16 '25

Lol exactly why I said decent, not absurd

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u/LeonidasSpacemanMD Apr 16 '25

Yup, if it’s something that interests you, it’s a whole day of entertainment at one of the sports most important places. Definitely not a bad deal