New Stadium seat view

Herdman

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What happened to the link on the Cards website that allowed you to see what your tickets view of the field looked like? I can't find it and am very curious to see what I actually purchased. Like many, I got screwed out of seats between the 30's on the lower deck and woud like to see what section 127 row 30 actually provides.
 

redheat

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Im able to open the link but the box with the seat view is just blank. it loads then nothing. Anyway to fix this?
 

Red Hawk

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