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Bengals reducing 2012 ticket prices
Friday, December 30, 2011 

The Cincinnati Bengals will reduce many of its season-ticket prices for the 2012 season after only selling out two games for the 2011 NFL season. 

No season-ticket prices for next year will increase, and prices for some seats will be as low as $40 per game, down from $60 this year, according to e-mails from the Bengals to season-ticket holders. 

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The Bengals had difficulties selling tickets to games at the 65,500-seat Paul Brown Stadium, resulting in TV blackouts for 10 of the last 11 games at the stadium. All games that do not sell out are blacked out on television in the Dayton and Cincinnati markets. 

After only about 41,000 tickets were sold for last week’s game against the Arizona Cardinals, the Bengals offered two-for-one tickets for season-ticket holders for Sunday’s games against the Baltimore Ravens    . That game has been declared a sell-out. 

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