In the same boat as you. I've been trying to sell as many as possible at face value to family/friends/co-workers to avoid the StubHub fees. The only games I've made a profit on this year are Opening Day (upgraded to better seats through the presale, so it was a wash) and the White Sox series (minimal profit). I think the days of using Season Tickets as an investment ended after 2008 unless you want to sell playoff games and/or the Cubs really start dominating. The team has gone to the full extreme on pricing tiers, which is probably the main culprit besides actual team performance. However, I remember that you could get any ticket you wanted for face or slightly above for basically all of 2003. The biggest financial benefit I have seen so far has been from concert presale tickets. I will take a bit of a loss on my season tickets but that has been more than made up for by the profit on the concerts. I really do think that we will see the tickets at the end of September go for more than face value (if the Cubs are still competing for a playoff spot) and hopefully next year will be even better. The better product on the field will help immensely with the attendance.