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Eagles postpone season-ticket payments to help their fans during coronavirus crisis

The Eagles sent an email out to their season ticket holders Tuesday informing them that all future payments on their tickets have been postponed during the coronavirus pandemic.

Happier times: Eagles center Jason Kelce's memorable speech during the team's Super Bowl celebration in Feburary, 2018. Eagles announced Tuesday they are postponing season ticket payments until the coronavirus pandemic has subsided.
Happier times: Eagles center Jason Kelce's memorable speech during the team's Super Bowl celebration in Feburary, 2018. Eagles announced Tuesday they are postponing season ticket payments until the coronavirus pandemic has subsided.Read moreDAVID MAIALETTI / Staff Photographer
    by Paul Domowitch
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The Eagles had some good news Tuesday for their season-ticket holders, particularly the many whose financial situations have been dramatically impacted by the coronavirus pandemic.

The team informed ticket holders that it is indefinitely postponing future payments on season tickets. The second payment on tickets was due April 16. That one and all future payment installments will be pushed back until the crisis has subsided.

The first payment installment was March 16. Eagles president Don Smolenski told The Inquirer that the organization decided to postpone future payments shortly after that.

“The timing of future payments will be determined and communicated at a later date," the Eagles said in an email sent to their season-ticket holders. “We are closely monitoring developments and will evaluate every option to ensure that you have the flexibility to make your scheduled payments within a reasonable time.

“As an organization, we want you to know that we are here for you and we want to be supportive of you during this difficult time."