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MUScoop => Hangin' at the Al => Topic started by: ChuckyChip on October 15, 2018, 06:13:33 AM
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Has there been any information released about parking options\pricing for the 2018-19 season?
Will MU be selling parking passes to season ticket holders?
Will there be any surface lot options? Early feedback I've heard from Bucks fans is that getting out of the FF structure is a nightmare.
With the first (exhibition) game 15 days away, just wondering if I missed some information.
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The Bradley Center Parking Lot will not be torn down. So, that lot is open.
-I'm not sure why the FF lot would be a nightmare as it can empty in 40 minutes. Plus, that lot was open last season as well. I have not heard any feedback in how that went.
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PARKING WENT ON SALE LAST WEDNESDAY. SEE BELOW BORROWED FROM MU email:
Season parking passes are now on sale to season ticket members and donors at the $500 giving level and above. In hopes of accommodating as many loyal fans as possible, season ticket members and donors are limited to one (1) parking pass per account based on availability. There are two lots available for purchase, the 6th and State St. surface lot and the new parking structure attached to Fiserv Forum off McKinley Avenue. The parking package costs $420 and includes a pass to all 20 home games at Fiserv Forum. As a reminder, new this season a donation of $4,000 or more will qualify season ticket members for a complimentary parking pass. All scholarship contributions applied to seats factor into this $4,000 total.
Parking in the 6th & State Street lot is limited. All season ticket members interested in purchasing a parking pass must rank their parking preferences by Wednesday, October 18.
If you are interested in purchasing a season parking pass, follow the steps below:
Click on the season parking link
Enter your account information
Account ID: XXXXXX
Password: Click "forgot password" if neccesary
In the drop down select 1 pass and click "find seats" in lower right hand corner of screen
Click "add to cart"
Select "MAIL" as Delivery Method and click checkout
Provide your top parking preference
Provide payment information and complete process
Your parking assignment will be determined the week of October 22 and will arrive via mail shortly thereafter, in time for the exhibition game against Carroll on October 30.
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The Bradley Center Parking Lot will not be torn down. So, that lot is open.
-I'm not sure why the FF lot would be a nightmare as it can empty in 40 minutes. Plus, that lot was open last season as well. I have not heard any feedback in how that went.
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That came from Peter Feigin. It is a big lot of 1,250 spots.
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PARKING WENT ON SALE LAST WEDNESDAY.
Thanks for the info. I did not receive any e-mail regarding parking.
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The Bradley Center Parking Lot will not be torn down. So, that lot is open.
-I'm not sure why the FF lot would be a nightmare as it can empty in 40 minutes. Plus, that lot was open last season as well. I have not heard any feedback in how that went.
To be fair, 40 minutes is a long time when it's an 8:00 start and you have a long drive home.
We will continue (assuming the signs haven't changed) to get our "secret" free street parking. Cheaper, faster, and helps me get my steps in.
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Any idea if they are going to keep access exclusively for donors, or will they open up to the rest of us commoners to buy at some point?
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To be fair, 40 minutes is a long time when it's an 8:00 start and you have a long drive home.
I agree, 40 minutes is a long time. Yet, when you think about it 1,250 cars getting out all at once 40 minutes is pretty fast.
Also, most people really should not change their parking habits just because MU is now playing one block north.
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Any idea if they are going to keep access exclusively for donors, or will they open up to the rest of us commoners to buy at some point?
The Fiserv Forum lot? That is open to everyone.
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Any idea if they are going to keep access exclusively for donors, or will they open up to the rest of us commoners to buy at some point?
#ppnomatta
All about the Benjamins now
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The Fiserv Forum lot? That is open to everyone.
12 was talking about the STH parking pass queue, not the game day full price.
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To be fair, 40 minutes is a long time when it's an 8:00 start and you have a long drive home.
Tell us more about this long drive home...
Do you live in Manitowoc or further away like Green Bay?
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I'll continue to park north of Junea like I have the last 2-3 years. Just makes my walk to the arena 1 block less. Easy to get to and from my car, easily my quickest exit. Avoid all traffic by just heading north and then west from there.
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Good parkin' on 6th and Brown, hey?
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Tell us more about this long drive home...
Do you live in Manitowoc or further away like Green Bay?
We live in the Chicago burbs Lens. About 1:45 travel time once we hit the car. And I think chick missed 2 games last year, once when we were on vaca. (In fact we're planning this winter's vaca based on a MU roadtrip!) She'll be lobbying me in a week about the exhibition, mark my words. Yeah, she's a fan. It's what makes winter tolerable for a southern girl. :)
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The Fiserv Forum lot? That is open to everyone.
Will it be?
I called MU to find out why I didn't get the season ticket parking e-mail. Only STHs that donated to the B&G fund this fiscal year were eligible. I had done a "rollover" donation at the end of last year and should have been eligible. Once that was cleared up, they recorded my parking preferences.
The reason I ask about availability for the "general public" is that if the FF structure spots all get taken by MU eligible season ticket holders, then there theoretically would not be any spots remaining. That said, I have no idea how many parking packages MU sells to the season ticket base, but it seems conceivable that the FF structure could "sell out".
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We live in the Chicago burbs Lens. About 1:45 travel time once we hit the car. And I think chick missed 2 games last year, once when we were on vaca. (In fact we're planning this winter's vaca based on a MU roadtrip!) She'll be lobbying me in a week about the exhibition, mark my words. Yeah, she's a fan. It's what makes winter tolerable for a southern girl. :)
You found yourself a major keeper, glow.
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Park near campus & take the Shuttle to the game.
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The reason I ask about availability for the "general public" is that if the FF structure spots all get taken by MU eligible season ticket holders, then there theoretically would not be any spots remaining. That said, I have no idea how many parking packages MU sells to the season ticket base, but it seems conceivable that the FF structure could "sell out".
Sorry for the delay on your question. I got word it's to open to everyone to park in the Fiserv Forum Parking Lot. Also, the Bradley Center Parking Lot is not going anywhere anytime soon.
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MU is including free parking for season ticket holders that donate over $4000 during the current year. This is the first time this has ever been part of the season ticket "perks". Season ticket holders got to pick between four options, I believe. One was the structure attached to the FF and the others were surface lots close to the Forum.
MU is going to assign the parking locations to the season ticket holders the week of October 22. Not sure if all of the spaces in the FF structure will be allocated to the season ticket holders since I would be surprised if that many give over $4000 on a yearly basis.
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I know that all donations mandated in the ticket are applied at the $4,000 level. I wonder if it will apply moving forward to the $500 level or if an extra $500 will have to be donated on top of the mandated donation? The letter was not clear on that. I am okay for 2018-2019 but the larger mandated donation made me think that was enough as to seat selection.