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Red Sox to keep most ticket prices at 2009 levels

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BOSTON (AP) - The Boston Red Sox have announced that tickets for most Fenway Park seats will remain the same price while other seats will see a sight rise.

The team said Monday that 2010 regular season ticket prices will
be held at last year's level in 12 areas of Fenway Park.

Meanwhile, four areas of the ballpark - Field Box, Loge Box,
Green Monster and Green Monster Standing Room - will see an
increase of $5. The team said another four areas will see an
increase of $2.

Red Sox President/CEO Larry Lucchino said those increases were
some of the team's lowest average percentage price increases in the
past 15 seasons.

The team also will hold prices at 2009 levels for all tickets to
spring training games at City of Palms Park in Fort Myers, Fla.

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