Only if the seat I purchased had someone else sitting in it and I could not see the game unless I stood behind the bleachers.
And no, if you read our entire post, you will see that we got the condo/time share from our parent's somewhat last minute (3-4 weeks in advance).
And to all...I hear your protests repeatedly about research and planning. I completely disagree. I think that one should be able to do minimal logistics planning (which we did) and just show up and expect to have at least a decent time. I used the analogy earlier that if I buy a ticket in a movie theater for a blockbuster hit, on opening day, I always get a seat, and I can always see the movie. We have been to many theme parks, last minute, on holidays, and have never seen anything like this. You are all "very" experienced Disney-goers, so you know that's not possible. Someone who has never gone, and does minimal research may not. We didn't, and that's certainly no lie. So, I get it with the research...but disagree. And, of the many posts we have made across other sites, we have gotten quite a few people who feel the same way, and are thanking us for warning them. I don't think anyone who is making these claims about "planning" have considered it from a newcomers point of view. A newcomer who works hard the rest of the year, and expects an easygoing happy Christmas vacation of walking around a theme park and enjoying the sights, sounds, and rides. If we knew what you all knew, we would have most certainly not have gone...clearly....wish Disney would have said something when we booked....but I'm beating a dead horse.
