Updated Listings for 2012 Baseball Tickets in the US Published by ACheapSeat.com
ACheapSeat.com has updated their 2012 baseball ticket listings, which features a number of exciting match-ups.
Online, April 19, 2012 (Newswire.com) - New York, NY - For US residents and tourists alike, there is nothing quite like the atmosphere of taking in a baseball game. To help fans plan for these occasions, ACheapSeat.com have published detailed 2012 baseball fixtures and ticket purchasing information on their website.
"If you go on a business trip or are a tourist visiting the US from abroad, then there is a good chance that you will want to sample some baseball action. Some people even go as far as specifically booking business meetings or holidays around the baseball calendar!" said a website spokesperson.
"To make sure that you have a top class baseball match to enjoy on your adventures, we have updated our listings to include the latest MLB fixtures for 2012."
Some of the most mouth-watering line-ups are set to take place at Fenway Park, home of the Boston Red Sox. Upcoming games include encounters with the Tampa Bay Rays and the New York Yankees.
"Now, those are certainly matches to get exited about!" said the spokesperson. "And to make sure that fans are fully away of all the details surrounding these fixtures, we have published information about how to purchase Fenway Park Tickets, as well as updated news feeds regarding each of the respective teams.
As well as the Red Sox fixtures at Fenway Park, ACheapSeat.com also provides fixtures for all other MLB teams. Recently publicised events of the website have also included games held at Wrigley Field and Yankee Stadium.
For detailed 2012 baseball fixture dates at Fenway park visit http://www.acheapseat.com/Fenway_Park_tickets.html and http://www.acheapseat.com/ for information regarding other sporting and entertainment events.
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ACheapSeat.com publish tour dates and news feeds about popular sporting and entertainments events held throughout the US. Website visitors can purchase tickets online to save lining up in a queue and being put on hold over the telephone.