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Where does everyone stand?

I don't know. I suspect I will renew, but it doesn't feel like the imperative it's always been before.

I'm sure I will.

Quote from: brewcity77 on January 24, 2021, 11:50:07 AM
I don't know. I suspect I will renew, but it doesn't feel like the imperative it's always been before.

I see myself doing a mini plan at most. I've had season tickets for eight years but it's just not worth it for me anymore.

I already did.

Quote from: brewcity77 on January 24, 2021, 11:50:07 AM
I don't know. I suspect I will renew, but it doesn't feel like the imperative it's always been before.

This is where I'm at. We'll have an infant and a toddler come November, and I'm not sure it'll be worth the hassle.

A few years ago, I was able to get nice lower level season tix for about half-price through a contact at the university.

Won't bother with it next year.

One option that's not included is my situation: paid for 2020-21 tickets already, so credit will be transferred to 2021-22. If not for that fact, I'd just buy singles to a game or two.

Yes, I'm buying.  I have too much fun going downtown, hitting the bars, cheering on the boys.  Yeah I want them to be better, I want them to win more.  But this is my team, my school, and it's still fun to be there.

Gave ours up last year.  Too hard to get downtown for an 8pm tipoff on Tuesday against another team going nowhere.  Honestly haven't missed them.

Dumped them after the Ellenson year. Too many crummy opponents and bad start times. I just get them a la carte now and go when it is convenient but love to still attend games. Sometimes you get burned and have to pay more for a given game, but overall it's cheaper and less of a commitment than having the season tickets.

Unclear how this is "getting burned."
Seems like the cost of doing business.
Don't pay for Tuesday nights, but pay 2x for Saturday. Seems fair.

There are also mini plans. Single game tickets go on sale in October, so nobody should get "burned" in price.