Season Ticket Pricing

[The Lens]

This is Big East Basketball. Our Alma Mater is doing everything they can to remain competitive.  We've danced the last 4 years.

Pony up.

[Uncle Rico]

This is Big East Basketball. Our Alma Mater is doing everything they can to remain competitive.  We've danced the last 4 years.

Pony up.

Back in '53, you could get in for a nickel but you had to put in 50 hours in a coal mine to get that nickel.  I miss the good old days

[18thandWells]

Then it appears you never have been, since smoking was prohibited in the Arena when Al was our coach.

Maybe I'm missing the joke, but there were definitely smoking sections at the Bradley Center as late '99.

[brewcity77]

This is Big East Basketball. Our Alma Mater is doing everything they can to remain competitive.  We've danced the last 4 years.

Pony up.

They should've done this last year. Coming off a disappointing (relative to early season rankings) season and with most fans expecting a down season along with a poor home slate (Maryland & Dayton aren't Bucky, Purdue, Baylor, Texas), it's no surprise to see some sticker shock.

Couple that with a lack of transfer portal activity, diminishing giveaways & concession options, and most fans probably not fully understanding the House settlement and you'll get a "where's the money going" sentiment. I get why they're doing it, but I can understand fan pushback on it too.

[Uncle Rico]

They should've done this last year. Coming off a disappointing (relative to early season rankings) season and with most fans expecting a down season along with a poor home slate (Maryland & Dayton aren't Bucky, Purdue, Baylor, Texas), it's no surprise to see some sticker shock.

Couple that with a lack of transfer portal activity, diminishing giveaways & concession options, and most fans probably not fully understanding the House settlement and you'll get a "where's the money going" sentiment. I get why they're doing it, but I can understand fan pushback on it too.

Yes, fans are largely stupid

[cheebs09]

They should've done this last year. Coming off a disappointing (relative to early season rankings) season and with most fans expecting a down season along with a poor home slate (Maryland & Dayton aren't Bucky, Purdue, Baylor, Texas), it's no surprise to see some sticker shock.

Couple that with a lack of transfer portal activity, diminishing giveaways & concession options, and most fans probably not fully understanding the House settlement and you'll get a "where's the money going" sentiment. I get why they're doing it, but I can understand fan pushback on it too.

I do think the general inflation in the world may make fans shrug that this is just one more example. I'm mostly interested in how the per game numbers are impacted. The high major games in Chicago make it seem I'll have less bang for my buck.

[jfp61]

Its almost as if the United states economic policies post 2008 and the Presidents love for tariffs is a bad thing. The dollar is down nearly 10% since the start of the year. Thats fun.