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[edit] Who's stealing the seats?

As is pretty obvious many many more sit down in Heinz Field then 64,000 and change that some posters keep revising, the stadium was recently expanded and given the long (some say 20 years) waiting list for tickets, it is actually as easy if not easier to get a seat in a box or suite at Heinz. If you get an itch to change it again why don't you come here and tell me how the other 7,000 seats that are there just aren't there. Thanks. Hholt01 23:32, 20 September 2006 (UTC)