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Indianapolis Speed Week is here! Circle City Tickets is your source for NASCAR tickets to the Kroger 200 and the Brickyard 400. We have many tickets at FACE VALUE! Tickets to see the Indianapolis Colts at Lucas Oil Stadium are also available.

Located on the lower level, these tickets will be offered for auction through eBay starting Friday, June 13 and ending the morning of Monday, June 23. Along with the tickets, the highest bidder will also receive a $100 dollar gift certificate to St. Elmo’s Steakhouse.

“We could have simply made a donation to the American Red Cross,” said Renny Harrison. “We felt the interest in the Colts/Bears Super Bowl rematch would draw more attention to an auction and enable Circle City Tickets, an  innovative way to build awareness of the need to raise money and support the community at the same time.”  

100% of the proceeds from this auction will be distributed to the Monroe County American Red Cross. More information can be found at www.circlecitytickets.com..

About Circle City Tickets: With 22 years of experience in the ticket industry, Circle City Tickets is committed to providing excellent seats to events in Indiana and around the globe. Circle City Tickets is an independently owned and operated ticket service dealing in high demand tickets for sporting events, concerts, theatre and other special events, and is not affiliated with other ticket brokers, promotion companies, teams, arenas, stadiums or other venues. Members of the National Association of Ticket Brokers, the Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, and the Indianapolis Convention & Visitors Association. Visit us online at www.circlecitytickets.com and www.circlecityticketsblog.com.

About the American Red Cross: The American Red Cross of Greater Indianapolis helps people prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies every day. Prevention is taught in schools, at public events and at speaking engagements. Preparations take place with training for CPR, first aid and more. Volunteers are called to the scene of emergencies to give food, clothing, shelter and comfort to all people who are affected by disasters.

The American Red Cross, a humanitarian organization led by volunteers and guided by its Congressional Charter and the Fundamental Principles of the International Red Cross Movement, will provide relief to victims of disasters and help people prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies. Visit us online at http://www.redcross-indy.org/default.aspx

Your Indiana Ticket broker has tickets to the just added show at Conseco Fieldhouse. The Hypnotized Tour comes to Indianapolis on Sunday March 30! We have VIP tickets that include VIP Parking and the VIP Club. The Hypnotized Tour, featuring Plies, Rick Ross, Lil' Boosie, Gotti and Triana.

Circle City Tickets Moving to New Office Location

(Indianapolis, IN March 4, 2008)  - In celebration of their expansion and relocation to a new office, Indiana ticket broker Circle City Tickets will be giving away high demand concert and sporting event tickets every hour from 9 am to 5 pm on Tuesday, March 11.  Circle City Tickets’ new address will be 8301 N. Keystone Ave., Ste. 100, Indianapolis 46240.  This new location is just a few short blocks from their previous office.

Circle City Tickets will be giving away tickets for Kenny Chesney at Lucas Oil Stadium, Tom Petty, 500 Mile Race tickets,  Jimmy Buffett, Bruce Springsteen, Indiana Pacers, Big Ten Tournament First Round, and the 5 pm drawing will be for the Championship Session of the Big Ten Tournament!

In order to be eligible for the drawings customers must send an email with their name, phone number, and address to tickets@circlecitytickets.com beginning Monday, March 10.  Entries will be eligible for all drawings from 9 am to 4 pm.  To be considered for the grand prize drawing at 5pm for Championship session of the Big Ten Tournament, customers will need to register in person at Circle City Tickets’ new office at 8301 N. Keystone Ave during regular business hours on Monday, March 10 or on day of the drawing any time from 8:30 am until the drawing at 5 pm.

About Circle City Tickets: With 22 years of experience in the ticket industry, Circle City Tickets is committed to providing excellent seats to events in Indiana and around the globe. Circle City Tickets is an independently owned and operated ticket service dealing in high demand tickets for sporting events, concerts, theatre and other special events, and is not affiliated with other ticket brokers, promotion companies, teams, arenas, stadiums or other venues. Members of the National Association of Ticket Brokers, The Indianapolis Chamber of Commerce, and The Indianapolis Convention & Visitors Association. Visit us online at www.circlecitytickets.com and www.circlecityticketsblog.com.

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Back to the Colts.  However, this time we are going to focus on a different part of the game.  For those of you watching the Indianapolis Colts vs. San Diego Chargers game on Sunday, did you happen to catch the brief recognition of the winners of the punt, pass, and kick competition during halftime?  For those of you who were at the game, I’m sure you remember the incident quite vividly.  As I would put it…it was a prideful moment for not only my team but my city as well.  Let me recap the situation for those of you who missed it:

Every year there is a national competition for children and teenagers to see who is the most dominant in the categories of punting, passing, and kicking a football.  The challenge is for both boys and girls.  So, at the halftime of this year’s AFC playoff game at the RCA Dome, the welcoming city of Indianapolis decided to recognize those winners of the competition and congratulate them.  There is one important piece of information that was vital to the situation.  Each winner of the competition, divided by age groups, chose to wear their beloved team’s jersey while they were being recognized.  So, as the competitors were being introduced, the camera focused on each winner, recognizing them individually.  Each person received a warm applause by the crowd, supporting them and congratulating them for their accomplishments.  However, when the camera focused on one particular girl, fourteen year old Anny Grant of New Hampshire, the crowd did not recognize her in a similar fashion.  Instead of congratulatory applause, she received a most defining “BOO,” and might I add, for good reason.  She came in to our house, the RCA Dome, the home of the Indianapolis Colts, and chose to wear a New England Patriots jersey.  Anyone who follows the NFL, and these children obviously do, would know that the New England Patriots are the most despised team in the NFL.  Not only that, but she just so happened to flaunt her pride in an atmosphere where the word “Patriots” can get a man in a hurt of trouble.

Now the issue has been raised as to what or whom the fans were booing.  It is obvious that the fans were not booing young Anny Grant and mocking her accomplishments as an athlete.  Instead, they were remembering their recent defeat only a few months prior as well as gloating over their domination from the previous season’s AFC Championship.  An individual ridiculously ignorant to the competitive nature of sports commented on this matter by replying to an article in TheStarPress.com.  “Devery” wrote, “It doesn't matter what they were booing - it was tasteless and classless. Thank God she is more mature than the fans booing her. She was sponsored by the Pats and was wearing their jersey. Again, it was shameful behavior and I am so glad she was as mature as she was and dealt with the situation beautifully. She must have a wonderful support system. Most kids her age wouldn't have been able to deal with that kind of negatively. She is truly an impressive kid.”  Come on!!  What an absurd response. 

First of all, Anny even told reporters that, “It didn’t bother me at all…I knew what it was for. I just laughed along with it; thought it was funny,” (www.wthr.com).  So, the sympathy card that everyone seems to be throwing at this girl needs to stop.  Young and innocent Anny Grant knew exactly what kind of environment she was entering and therefore deserves every kind of response she received.  I do not care how young you are, nobody, and I mean NOBODY, wears a New England Patriots jersey into the Indianapolis Colts’ house and gets away with it.  “Anny, I’m sorry you were the recipient of the boos.  But, you got what you deserved.”  Anyone that displays that kind of absurd loyalty to a team and coach that defaces the name of the game should be showered with boos every time they touch their jersey.

Second, what is with this showering of gifts upon this girl?!  The Patriots I can understand.  If they sponsored the girl, they should find it necessary to coddle and corrupt this young misguided teen, continuing to possess her mind making her think their team is respectable.  But what is Indianapolis doing?  We have since offered her tickets to come back to Indianapolis to sit in VIP seating at our beloved Indianapolis 500!  I see two wrongs with this situation.  First, the young girl is invited back.  And second, she is showered with gifts.  How absurd!  Our fans’ actions at the RCA Dome were no way shameful.  In fact, our governor Mitch Daniels should have been the first to congratulate the Colts fans and the first to give young Anny a boot back to her homeland.  Well, that may be a little harsh.  But, I will say, the girl got what she deserved.  This statement is not up for debate.  Case closed.