Orange Friday: Giants selling 2011 tickets

Now that the buzz of Black Friday and Cyber Monday has worn off, it is time for Orange Friday.

On Wednesday, the World Series champion San Francisco Giants announced that a limited number of tickets for 33 select 2011 home games in April, May and June will go on sale at 10 a.m. Friday.

Ticket prices will start at $7, and seats are available in the lower box, view level and bleacher sections.

Individual game tickets for the 2011 season will go on sale Feb. 5. Discounted tickets are available for purchase only through www.sfgiants.com and at Dugout Store locations. The special presale will run till 11:59 p.m. Sunday.

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