Cost of attending your home game

[aust42]

Just a curious George question. Not sure if this was ever brought up before. How much is a game ticket and parking at your home site?

Delaware tickets range from $30 for a box seat (which provides you a chair cramped into the lowest railed off section of the stadium) to $21 for the East and West side bench seat stands to $16 end zone seats.

Parking is now $12 (was $10 past couple years and was $5 for as long as I can remember). At least it includes a 30 gallon trash bag.

[PantherRob82]

About $7-8 for me. Under 30 benefit of scholarship club cuts my ticket in half and no parking fees. If you want to figure in my PSC benefits to the per game, then I have no idea. :D

[NDSUFREAK]

NDSU fans can look for parking prices to go up do to the fact that they are either $3 or $5. Tickets are about $20.

[Ronbo]

Tickets at Montana average $27.00 a game no matter where you sit. Then between the 30's there is a GSA fee attached. Sitting between the 40's probably costs about $65.00 a game.

[TexasTerror]

2007 individual ticket sales have not been announced, but here's last year's for SHSU...

$18.00 Reserved Chairback
$10.00 West Side Bench
$5.00 East Side Bench

[Cobblestone]

I get a season ticket which cost $60.00 for 5 or 6 games. So it's roughly $10.00 per game.

[ISUMatt]

12 bucks for a reserved seat, 8 for gen admission, 3 bucks to park

[LeopardFan04]

$13 per game, $20 for the Lehigh game...no charge for parking...

not sure how much chairback seats are...

[Mountaineer]

A few games on the ASU schedule are going up $5 this fall.

Lenoir-Rhyne, Northern Arizona and Chattanooga are $20 (same as last year).

Gardner-Webb, Georgia Southern and Western Carolina will be $25. Still a quite reasonable price to watch a ballgame. xrotatehx

Parking in the Stadium lot is available to Yosef Club donors at the 1500 dollar level. Some spots in the Raley lot are going to YC donors at the 250 level. I think everywhere else on campus is first come-first serve.

[poly51]

Cal Poly season reserved tickets are $60.00 for 5 games. Outside of the 10 yard line on the new side. Outside the 20 on the old side. To get decent seats on the new side you have to join the Stampede Club. $300.00 for 2 seats, Santa Maria barbeque for 2 at 5 games and prefered parking.

[aggie6thman]

$12 per ticket per game and not sure how much it is going to cost to park.

[rokamortis]

Single game ticket prices if i recall correctly from last year.

$20 for chair back seats
$15 for bleacher seats, bleacher-backs on the home side
$10 child

Limited free parking on campus or free shuttle from neighboring tech school. The closest parking is reserved for season ticket holders with the $1200+ donors in the stadium lot.

[DFW HOYA]

$8.00, all general admission.

[bobbythekidd]

Reserved Seats with backs $22.00
Reserved Seats $20.00
Adult General Admission $20.00
Youth General Admission (3-12) $10.00

Stadium Parking $120 minimum. $6,000 minimum for the really good spots. (whole season)

[slostang]

Cal Poly season reserved tickets are $60.00 for 5 games. Outside of the 10 yard line on the new side. Outside the 20 on the old side. To get decent seats on the new side you have to join the Stampede Club. $300.00 for 2 seats, Santa Maria barbeque for 2 at 5 games and prefered parking.
To get chair backed seats you need to be a Stampede member and pay a PSL of $500 per seat (good for five years). Donar Suites go for $15,000 per season and seat 15.

[Seawolf97]

Stonybrook $8 dollars general admission, $12 dollars for a chairback-parking free

[GaSouthern]

I pay 1grand a year for my booster level / four season tickets for the location that I have in Pauslon Stadium, and its worth every penny!

[vmifan]

$17/game except for JMU game which has been $20. Parking free

[Cleets]

Just a curious George question. Not sure if this was ever brought up before. How much is a game ticket and parking at your home site?

Delaware tickets range from $30 for a box seat (which provides you a chair cramped into the lowest railed off section of the stadium) to $21 for the East and West side bench seat stands to $16 end zone seats.

Parking is now $12 (was $10 past couple years and was $5 for as long as I can remember). At least it includes a 30 gallon trash bag.

free....

(Harvard Press pass)

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[Seven Would Be Nice]

Free for students, thats all I know! :D

[PantherRob82]

UNI is also free for students. They usually have buy one get one tickets in the phone book too.

[GeauxColonels]

Nicholls State 2006 Ticket Prices
Box Seats - $20/game
Chair Backs - $17/game
Bleachers (General Admission) - $10/game
Press Box - $1,200/season
Students - Free with ID


These prices were games last season. Season ticket prices were the same as buying tickets for each game individually. You could purchase a parking pass to park in the lot adjacent to the home side of the stadium for $10 (good for all 6 games). But free parking is in abundance on campus, very close to the stadium.

[McTailGator]

McNeese is $16.00 for reserved, which is everything between the 10 yard lines on the east and west sides. And $12 for GA, Everything outside of the 10 yd. lines. Kinda dumb if you ask me that the seats between the 40's go for the same price as those on the 11 or 20 yard line. I've been proposing to raise the cost between the 40's (where I sit) to something like $20-$22.

There are about 40, 4 or 5 seat box seats behind the visiting team on the west side in the shade that go for $750 to 1,000 a year.

There are some seats behind the home team from the 40 yd line to the EZ and up to about row 17 that are reserved for students only, along with 2 other sections between the east 20 Ydline and the goal line. Students are free, IF they pick up their tickets before a certain time on game day from the book store. I think they can also purchase a guess pass for a reduced amount ($5 to $7 xconfusedx )

Then their are 13 private suites in the Sky Ranch that seat 10 persons each that sell for $15,000 a year, IF you commit to a 5 year reservation. If not it's more. but most if not all make the 5 year commitment.

Then there are apx. 200 club seats on the 2nd deck of the Sky Ranch that go for about $750 each, with a 3 or a 5 year commitment (not certain on that comitment lenght), but there is a long waiting list for those club seats, which is why McNeese is adding another 420 club seats above the new fieldhouse complex in the North End Zone. The cost there will be a bit less than the Sky Ranch, because they are in the endzone, but hey, They have a full Bar available. xsmiley_wix

Also, Parking in the main lots, are $60 per year for the 1,785 parking spaces, and you must be a season ticket holder to be able to purchase a parking spot. Spots are NOT sold on an individual game basis. It's all or none. And parking suck if you can't park their.

Tailgate spots go for $250 a year for a 23 x 48 foot tailgate spot. We have 120 reserved spots, and about 20 or 30, First come first serve spots in a crappy grass covered wet parking lot that tends to give towing companies plenty of business when it rains. But they still fill up because we have a waiting list for the reserved tailgate spots.

[BisBison]

Donation to scolarship fund to qualify for purchase of ticket $500
Season ticket $100
Beer & Brats for tailgating @$50 per game $250
Parking @$3 per game $ 15
Hotel Room @$90 per night $450
Mileage expense 400 miles round trip X 5 @ $.30/mi $600
Another Undefeated Home Season for the Bison xsmiley_wix $Priceless$

[Cleets]

I had no idea... crazy cost crap and all that... and I'm in the heart of over price central.... (who knew..?)

I used to go for the beer...

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[bjtheflamesfan]

Liberty University 2006 Football ticket prices

Season Singles (6 Home Games)
General Admission - $ 35.00
Reserved (Sect. 4 & Sect. 5 Bleachers) - $ 52.00
Premium (Blue seats) - $ 72.00
Family Plan (4 Reserved Seating) - $150.00
Faculty/Staff (Reserved Bleacher Sect. 6) - T.B.D.

Single Games

Faculty/Staff/Youth (6-12)
General Admission - $5.00
Reserved - $8.00

Advanced
General Admission - $8.00
Reserved - $13.00
Premium (Flames Club Only) - $18.00

Game Day
General Admission - $10.00
Reserved - $15.00
Premium (Flames Club Only) - $20.00

Promotional Ticket Prices
Faculty/Staff All-Season Pass - T.B.D.
Ten-Pac Flex Plan - $ 60.00
Family Pac (Aug. 31, Sept. 9, Nov. 4) - $ 30.00
Includes four tickets and four snac pacs
Kids Club Membership (13-and-under) - $ 15.00
Admission is free to all regular season athletic events

Group Tickets
10-24 tickets - $ 5.00 each
25-44 tickets - $ 4.00 each
50+ tickets - $ 3.00 each

[Cleets]

Liberty University 2006 Football ticket prices

Season Singles (6 Home Games)
General Admission - $ 35.00
Reserved (Sect. 4 & Sect. 5 Bleachers) - $ 52.00
Premium (Blue seats) - $ 72.00
Family Plan (4 Reserved Seating) - $150.00
Faculty/Staff (Reserved Bleacher Sect. 6) - T.B.D.

Single Games

Faculty/Staff/Youth (6-12)
General Admission - $5.00
Reserved - $8.00

Advanced
General Admission - $8.00
Reserved - $13.00
Premium (Flames Club Only) - $18.00

Game Day
General Admission - $10.00
Reserved - $15.00
Premium (Flames Club Only) - $20.00

Promotional Ticket Prices
Faculty/Staff All-Season Pass - T.B.D.
Ten-Pac Flex Plan - $ 60.00
Family Pac (Aug. 31, Sept. 9, Nov. 4) - $ 30.00
Includes four tickets and four snac pacs
Kids Club Membership (13-and-under) - $ 15.00
Admission is free to all regular season athletic events

Group Tickets
10-24 tickets - $ 5.00 each
25-44 tickets - $ 4.00 each
50+ tickets - $ 3.00 each

Wow..!
And you guys suck..! (Imagine... xwhistlex )

Ooops... I did not say that..! ( I totally deny that comment...)

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[bjtheflamesfan]

Hey, we haven't done well I will admit that...but things are finally going in the righ tdirection so you'll be seein a lot more of those tickets being sold at Williams Stadium next year and in the years to come

[SiouxFallsJack]

If I remember from last year prices were $11 for General Admission and $13 for Reserved.

[89rabbit]

My tickets 12 rows up on the 45

Jackrabbit Club dues $200

Season Ticket $100 per, for 6 games.

[Ronbo]

McNeese is $16.00 for reserved, which is everything between the 10 yard lines on the east and west sides. And $12 for GA, Everything outside of the 10 yd. lines. Kinda dumb if you ask me that the seats between the 40's go for the same price as those on the 11 or 20 yard line. I've been proposing to raise the cost between the 40's (where I sit) to something like $20-$22.

There are about 40, 4 or 5 seat box seats behind the visiting team on the west side in the shade that go for $750 to 1,000 a year.

There are some seats behind the home team from the 40 yd line to the EZ and up to about row 17 that are reserved for students only, along with 2 other sections between the east 20 Ydline and the goal line. Students are free, IF they pick up their tickets before a certain time on game day from the book store. I think they can also purchase a guess pass for a reduced amount ($5 to $7 xconfusedx )

Then their are 13 private suites in the Sky Ranch that seat 10 persons each that sell for $15,000 a year, IF you commit to a 5 year reservation. If not it's more. but most if not all make the 5 year commitment.

Then there are apx. 200 club seats on the 2nd deck of the Sky Ranch that go for about $750 each, with a 3 or a 5 year commitment (not certain on that comitment lenght), but there is a long waiting list for those club seats, which is why McNeese is adding another 420 club seats above the new fieldhouse complex in the North End Zone. The cost there will be a bit less than the Sky Ranch, because they are in the endzone, but hey, They have a full Bar available. xsmiley_wix

Also, Parking in the main lots, are $60 per year for the 1,785 parking spaces, and you must be a season ticket holder to be able to purchase a parking spot. Spots are NOT sold on an individual game basis. It's all or none. And parking suck if you can't park their.

Tailgate spots go for $250 a year for a 23 x 48 foot tailgate spot. We have 120 reserved spots, and about 20 or 30, First come first serve spots in a crappy grass covered wet parking lot that tends to give towing companies plenty of business when it rains. But they still fill up because we have a waiting list for the reserved tailgate spots.

The luxury boxes at Montana, I think there's about 50, came up for renewal after this season. We're hearing they are going up to $20,000 per season. Our luxury boxes hold 10-12 folks.

The new club level that is due to open for the 2008 season will seat 450 fans at $1450 a head for the season.

[EKU05]

I believe General Admission tickets are $11, and it goes up from there. I get the GA season ticket package which costs $45 when there are 5 home games which is usually the case.

[McNeese72]

The luxury boxes at Montana, I think there's about 50, came up for renewal after this season. We're hearing they are going up to $20,000 per season. Our luxury boxes hold 10-12 folks.

The new club level that is due to open for the 2008 season will seat 450 fans at $1450 a head for the season.

What you highlighted in Tailgator's post is not our luxury boxes. They are up in the press box. What he was talking about in the highlighted area of the post, is that there are a few box seats that are similar to box seats at a baseball stadium that have chairbacks and are separated by metal railing. They are on the first rows behind the visitor's bench on the press box side. They are nothing speical other than they have chairback seats and have a little more room than the regular seats right above them.

Now the luxury boxes in the SkyRanch are first class.

Doc

[89Hen]

Delaware tickets range from $30 for a box seat...
One footnote to aust's post; I buy a family four pack for UD season tix. It gives me four seats, but two must be used for children under 18. It only cost me I think $160 this year for all four for the whole season. Best deal around. Seats have been moved around, but this year they will all be in the North End Zone, but I will be 4th row between the goal posts. xthumbsupx

[813Jag]

There was a price increase about two years ago. I think tickets run from $28 - $34.

[CSUBUCDAD]

20 bucks seatback reserved and 10 regular reserved. Students get in free. Parking is also free but I expect that to change this season if the football budget is affected by that jerk that got busted riping off all that CSU money they had invested with him.

[carney2]

$13 per game, $20 for the Lehigh game...no charge for parking...

not sure how much chairback seats are...

Can't remember the details, but the chairback seats are for the well heeled, big bux contributors. My faulty memory tells me that it is something akin to the "seat licenses" that you find in many NFL stadiums. I do not believe that they are for sale to the general public unless you can demonstrate a handicap or other unique circumstance.

Beating the loyal opposition to the punch line: There is no charge for parking because there is no parking. The parking garage is also reserved for the annointed. (You will, however, sometimes be issued a one day pass to the parking garage if you are attending a special event on campus.) One makes do with on-street parking in the neighborhoods around campus. Generally not a problem, but irks visiting team supporters who find a perverse pleasure in the vastly overrated pre-game tailgate.

[LeopardFan04]

Can't remember the details, but the chairback seats are for the well heeled, big bux contributors. My faulty memory tells me that it is something akin to the "seat licenses" that you find in many NFL stadiums. I do not believe that they are for sale to the general public unless you can demonstrate a handicap or other unique circumstance.

Beating the loyal opposition to the punch line: There is no charge for parking because there is no parking. The parking garage is also reserved for the annointed. (You will, however, sometimes be issued a one day pass to the parking garage if you are attending a special event on campus.) One makes do with on-street parking in the neighborhoods around campus. Generally not a problem, but irks visiting team supporters who find a perverse pleasure in the vastly overrated pre-game tailgate.



I figured that it was some deal like that with the chairback seats...


And I can't believe none of our PL rivals have commented about the parking yet! xlolx

[HIU 93]

Ticket is $17 (I think) and parking is $5 (I think). I don't worry about this, because I always just pay whatever it is.

[Calif_Colonial]

$7 a seat. Free parking & tailgating. However, for me it is $350 Airfare and $400 rental car. xlolx

[Stang Fever]

Watching Poly Beat Davis...............PRICELESS

[FlyYtown]

Youngstown State-prices as of last year

Reserved seats between 10 and 10 yard lines are
$14

ALL Seats on East Stands
$14

Remaining seats from 10 yardline to goalline are
$10

LOGES-30+
Sold Out Every Year; that is why ESPN was forced into the little hut on the East Stands last year; no room in the press box and no loges that they could rent out for the game!

[Husky Alum]

I think NU is $10 per ticket day of game at Parsons.

I buy a family plan for all sports, which is about $400 for all football, ice hockey (m/w), and basketball (m/w).

For those of you who have been to Parsons, you know there's zero parking for the general populace.

However, to get the parking spot I have in the end zone (I can sit in the tail gate of my SUV and watch the game - unobstructed), one would have to buy season tickets and make a donation - which I'm guessing (based on who else has parking), is about $1,000-2,000 a year.

[Appstate29]

The luxury boxes at Montana, I think there's about 50, came up for renewal after this season. We're hearing they are going up to $20,000 per season. Our luxury boxes hold 10-12 folks.

The new club level that is due to open for the 2008 season will seat 450 fans at $1450 a head for the season.


WOW xwhistlex thats a good chunk of change...I get into the games for free, but we've all wondered how much the new luxury suites will go for at ASU

[SUjagTILLiDIE]

There was a price increase about two years ago. I think tickets run from $28 - $34.
Try $28-$52.

[ChooChoo]

Georgia State is currently mailing a letter with a Football Season Ticket and Pledge Card. It basically asks how many season tickets (@ $100 a ticket) you would want. It also asks for 3 years of pledges in FY08, FY09, FY10.
Your pledges will be returned if GSU decides to not adopt football.

The thing about the Dome is that there is not a bad seat. Obviously there will be an incentive to buy the season tickets, but the benefits aren't known yet. What I know we do get:
Theatre style seating
Premium vendors
Plenty of restrooms
Tremendous site-lines
Guaranteed 72 degrees with 0 chance of rain
and most importantly
Pride and satisfaction of finally watching the Panthers play the Greatest Game on Turf

[ngineer]

Haven't received my ticket application for this year, but I don't expect any price changes: $15/seat for reserved chairbacks, $10 for reserved bench seats and $5 for seniors and youngsters. Students are admitted with ID card. Lafayette Game may be $5 more per seat..not sure.

[Eyes of Old Main]

Wofford's prices are same as last year:

$25 for the Verandah Lot Tickets
$20 for Reserved and Adult General Admission
$10 for Children's General Admission

[AndrewFU21]

My tickets are either free or cost around 40 grand a year, depending on how you want to look at itxsmiley_wix

Our single game tickets this year are $20 for regular games and $21 for the ASU game.

[813Jag]

Try $28-$52.
I wasn't sure it's been about two years since I bought tickets.

[Ronbo]

WOW xwhistlex thats a good chunk of change...I get into the games for free, but we've all wondered how much the new luxury suites will go for at ASU

Many of the Montana Luxury boxes are partnerships. 3-4 well heeled families partner on the costs. Of course there are some that are rented by Companies and then some that are rented by millionaires. Up till this coming season they were a bargain at about $5000 a season. But you had to sign a 5 year committment and pay the entire 5 years in advance. The AD told me there is still a waiting list for Boxes even at the new $20,000 a year price tag.

[Saint3333]

There will be 16 box seats in ASU's new complex. $25,000 a year and must sign a five year agreement. I believe there will be 16 seats in each. I don't have the exact amounts for the club seats, but I believe they will be $1,500 a seat.

That's $1,150,000 in revenue a year, that would be an ~ 45% increase in ticket sales revenue. ASU should be bringing in between $3.5-$4.0M a year in revenue on ticket sales for the 2008 season if the attendance figures are maintained.

Which begs the questions of Montana fiscal troubles? They charge more for their season tickets than ASU and have had this type of attendance longer...

[Ronbo]

Yep, we all wonder the same thing. We get $27 a seat for tickets X 20,200 = $545,000. Then there is 3300 student tickets which this year are free. Then you count the new revenue form luxury boxes which is $137,000 per game. That's $682,000 per game gross revenue, not even counting concessions and parking.

No wonder the AD wants all the games at home.xsmiley_wix It's a cash cow.

Next season the Club Level and new deck will add another $140,000 a game. That will bring gross revenue just from seating to $822,000 a game.

[UNH_Alum_In_CT]

On the 2007 UNH Season Ticket Form:

Reserved Chairback $120
Reserved Non-Chairback $100
General Admission $85

Family Football Season Ticket - GA $175 before June 1st
(2 Adults, 2 Youth 18 & Under)) $200 after that

Wildcat Access Pass $275
(4 GA Tickets to all sports excluding men's ice hockey)

Six home games in 2007.

Tickets purchased on game day will be $3 more than tickets purchased in advance.

[Saint3333]

By my calc. Montana will have between $4.75M and $5.25M in ticket revenue this season based on Rondo's numbers throughout the thread. Even with the $400K guarantee from the Michigan game ASU will only bring in just over $2.5M in revenue.

Montana makes twice as much as everyone in FCS and in most cases five times as much, and they have financial troubles xeekx.

$$$ talks.

[Ronbo]

By my calc. Montana will have between $4.75M and $5.25M in ticket revenue this season based on Rondo's numbers throughout the thread. Even with the $400K guarantee from the Michigan game ASU will only bring in just over $2.5M in revenue.

Montana makes twice as much as everyone in FCS and in most cases five times as much, and they have financial troubles xeekx.

$$$ talks.


Here is the Montana figures for football from Equity in Athletics from 7/1/2005 to 6/30/2006.

Revenue $5,178,226
Expenses $4,094,482

[Minuteman87]

At UMass, it's $12 reserved
$10 GA
$8 old people
$6 young people
$60 for season tickets
Parking is either free, or $75 for the season depending on where you park.
That was last season. Not sure if they are planning increases for 2007. Prices also went up for playoff games last season.

[CopperCat]

Bobcat Football, 2007
Indoor Club Seating $ 450.00* (Minimal Availability)
Stadium Club Access $ 150.00**
Sideline - Chair Back $ 135.00*
Sideline - Bench Back $ 130.00**
Sideline - Bleacher $ 124.00
Pepsi Zone $ 52.00
Pepsi Zone Family $ 37.00***

* Captain Booster membership applies
** Starter Booster membership applies. Indoor Club access only, actual seat purchased separately.
*** Families of 3-5 people, combination of adults and children. Price is per person.
http://www.msubobcats.com/ticketpricing.php?action=season

The skyboxes (of which MSU has quite a few of) certainly help generate revenue. I think building more wouldn't be such a bad idea from that aspect.

[Green26]

$12,500, plus beverage and food.

[Ronbo]

When I think of the starving kids in Africa Green. xsmhx Just kidding. Did the luxury boxes go to 20K or 25K?

[Green26]

The Montana boxes went up significantly this year because the original 20-year leases, which I believe were sold for an upfront fee of $25,000 (and no annual fee, except for tickets), expired this year. As a result, UM had to negotiate new leases with those people--many of whom were big hitters or big contributors--for the first time. UM circulated a price list during the winter, which ranged from $12,500 to about $16,500, I think. I don't recall the prices being as high as $20,000 or $25,000, but perhaps I'm misrembering. My view is that UM wimped out by not charging more for the boxes between the 30 yard lines. My guess is that no other school has such a small spread between the ends and the middle. Because those original boxholders had not been paying no annual fee for 20 years, UM was probably receiving some pushback from them over having to start paying a big chunk of change.

The fee includes 8 season tickets, 4 parking passes and a $500 credit towards UM catering. Boxholders can buy up to 8 additional tickets on a per game basis. Boxholders can bring in their on food and beverage on Fridays, or have food and/or beverage catered.

The boxes are old and not in good shape. They need renovation or replacement. I believe it's thought that boxholders would pay more for boxes that were in better shape.