I'm not a season ticket holder but plan on ordering tix thru a season ticket holder since they can purchase additional tix before the general public. At what date can a season ticket holder start ordering additional tix?
Quote from: MARQTTE on September 12, 2007, 12:27:44 PM
I'm not a season ticket holder but plan on ordering tix thru a season ticket holder since they can purchase additional tix before the general public. At what date can a season ticket holder start ordering additional tix?
October 13th.
I remember some conversation last year that single game tickets bought when they first went on sale weren't very good (like, upper deck corners).
Do the "extra" tickets that season ticket holders request come from the same pool, or would they be better seats (like, closer to the middle in the upper deck).
Just trying to figure out what route I should take in getting tickets for the few games I go to this year.
I'd disagree .. I bought a ton of singles for friends last year. Depended on the game. The UW game sold out quickly .. all others, you could get maybe center sections, row P or higher .. or the corners, row C-J or so.
I don't think there's any special pool. I think it goes like this:
1. STHs get their season tickets
2. 5-packs are sold
3. STHs get first crack at what's left for single games (oct 13th)
4. Then it goes to the public. (Oct 28?)
There are a number of huge games this year, like Pitt, GTown, ND, DePaul, Louisville .. I'm guessing there would be a difference between groups #3 and #4 and the tickets you could get.
Of course, for big games like that? Scalp lowers. They cost 3x, but if you had the chance to see the Superbowl up close for ~$100, wouldn't you take it?
Something must be up if students haven't received anything yet. I think they are stretching this process a bit late.