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Ravens Playoff Tickets
Though the team only officially came into existence in 1996, Baltimore Ravens playoff tickets have already become a highly sought-after commodity amongst football fans not just in the state of Maryland, but nationwide as well. That's because in the team's very first playoff appearance as the Ravens, they managed not only to make it to the Super Bowl, but also to walk away with the Vince Lombardi Trophy. The 2000 Baltimore Ravens were quite the impressive team. Running back Jamal Lewis, then in his rookie year, ran for more than 1,300 yards. However, it was the Raven defense, captained by 2006 NFL Defensive Player of the Year Ray Lewis and fellow Pro Bowlers Rod Woodson and Sam Adams, that was most reponsible for the team's success throughout the season, setting NFL records for fewest points and fewest rushing yards allowed in a single season. Some say this defense was better than the 1986 Bears unit. What do you think?

Buying Ravens Playoff Tickets
Ravens playoff tickets continue to be in demand today. With the strong foundation of players this team has on their roster, as well as the parity present in the modern-day NFL, the Ravens are a threat to win the AFC North and reach the postseason in any given year. However, obtaining playoff passes through the team will be a difficult task indeed. Playoff tix are made available only to current Permanent Seat License (PSL) holders, and unfortunately, Ravens PSLs are sold out and have been for quite some time. In fact, the team went so far as to set up a waiting list for those wishing to someday purchase said licenses. Joining the list requires a $50 up fron payment and a $25 annual maintenance fee to remain active in the PSL hunt. However, the rewards are great, as PSL owners are given first crack at any and all Baltimore football playoff coupons that come available, and are entered into a lottery for Super Bowl tickets when applicable. Definitely a high-risk, high-reward scenario. Anyone here ever been to a Ravens playoff game?

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The Ravens said yesterday that a few remaining tickets for their first playoff game will go on sale Friday.

When will tickets go on sale?

Between 500 and 1,000 tickets will be sold beginning at 10 a.m.

How much do they cost?

The seats available for general sale will be in the $58 to $131 range, and customers will be limited to two tickets.