NFL Football tickets / San Diego Chargers tickets
Welcome San Diego Chargers fans! Now, you can effortlessly
buy tickets to your favorite Chargers games with Golden Tickets.
San Diego Chargers ticket inventory for the 2004 football season
can be viewed by clicking on the link below.
-
Click
here to find San Diego Chargers Tickets -
Welcome to
Golden Tickets
Golden Tickets is your one-stop source for San Diego Chargers tickets.
Think of us as your passport to the best Chargers tickets with over
16 years of experience in the business of obtaining first-class
NFL seats in a secure and flexible online environment. We are founding
members of the National Association of Ticket Brokers (NATB) and
have been in excellent standing with the Better Business Bureau
for 16 years.
As an industry
leader, you can count on Golden Tickets for:
- On-time delivery of your San Diego Chargers tickets;
- Encrypted ticket orders processed through a secure server;
and
- Convenient payment and delivery options.
 San
Diego Chargers football tickets are available for sale online 24
hours a day. Clicking on any link on our Chargers Tickets page will
take you to our secure server to complete your purchase. For your
own protection, a Golden Tickets representative may contact you
to verify your billing information. If you cannot find the Chargers
tickets you're looking for, please call us at (800) 288-2461 for
assistance.
Search for additional
NFL tickets by clicking here.
If your interests extend beyond football, visit our Quick Ticket
Finder.
About the
San Diego Chargers
The San Diego Chargers came to be on August 14, 1959, when Barron
Hilton, a 32-year-old hotel executive, was awarded a Los Angeles
franchise in the American Football League. Frank Ready, the Chargers'
general manager, picked the Chargers name because he liked the way
fans yelled "charge" at Dodger Stadium and at USC games.
The Chargers played in Los Angeles in 1960 and moved to San Diego
in 1961. Even though they won the AFL Western division championship
in 1960, the Los Angeles Chargers received little fan support there.
Owner Hilton, supported by San Diego sportswriter Jack Murphy, moved
his team to San Diego in 1961. Balboa Stadium was expanded to accommodate
the football team and seat 34,000 Chargers fans. In San Diego, the
Chargers, under coach Sid Gillman, matured into high-scoring, crowd-pleasing
juggernauts that won the AFL title with a 51-10 win over Boston
in 1963. Chargers greats Gillman, Lance Alworth and Ron Mix are
now members of the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Hilton sold the Chargers
to Eugene V. Klein in 1966. Klein sold the team to Alex G. Spanos,
a Stockton, California businessman, in 1984. Spanos is the current
Chairman of the Board. For more information on the San Diego Chargers,
visit the official San
Diego Chargers Website.
San Diego
Chargers call Qualcomm Stadium home 
The San Diego Charges are currently looking into the possibility
of building a new stadium in their home city. For now, the Chargers
are where they've been since 1967: Qualcomm Stadium. San Diego sportswriter
Jack Murphy fostered support for a new multipurpose stadium in the
city in the early 1960's. His efforts paid off in 1965 when a $27
million bond was passed for a new stadium for the San Diego Chargers
and a future MLB team. Once completed, the 50,000-seat, horseshoe-shaped
stadium was christened, San Diego Stadium, and the Chargers played
their first game there on August 20, 1967. The Padres began playing
baseball there two years later in 1969. Sportswriter Jack Murphy
died in 1981 and the stadium was named in honor of him for the next
16 years. In 1997, major renovation was completed to enclose most
of the Chargers' stadium, and nearly 11,000 additional seats were
added. Also in 1997, the facility was renamed Qualcomm Stadium after
Qualcomm Corporation paid $18 million for the naming rights. With
over 100 luxury seats and 7,000 club seats, the San Diego Chargers
are now the sole tenant. The Padres have since moved to Petco Park.
For more information on Qualcomm Stadium or the San Diego Chargers,
visit the official San
Diego Chargers Website.
Contact us at
(800) 288-2461 if you have questions about tickets for any major
sporting, theater or concert event. You may also Email
Us and we will respond within 24 hours.
San Diego Chargers
tickets are sold for more than face value.
The terms Super Bowl, NFL, AFC, and NFC, as well as all associated graphics and/or
logos, are registered trademarks of the National Football League (NFL) and are
used herein for factual description purposes only. We are in no way associated
with or authorized by the National Football League and neither the National Football
League nor its affiliates have licensed or endorsed us to sell goods and/or services
in conjunction with NFL events.
The use of any Team logos, words, trademarks, or photos have
been used for Descriptive Purposes only and not to show endorsement or permission
to use, to promote the sale of any game tickets.
We are not affiliated with, nor do we have any licenses or strategic
alliances with, not are we authorized by any box office, promoter, venue, theatre,
stadium, hotel, sporting team or sporting association. All and any copyrights,
trademarks, trade names used within this web site are for descriptive purposes
only. We are not acting on the authority of or by the permission of any of the
above mentioned entities. We are able to provide access to tickets for events
through our contacts and various sources. Our prices are much higher than the
face value of the tickets. This reflects the degree of difficulty, and, of course
the cost of obtaining tickets.
|
