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[ngineer]

Just received my season ticket renewal for Lehigh's football season. Season tickets for chairback seats (between the 30's on the home side) are $15 each. General admission for adults is $10 and children $5. (Students get in on ID). Our form also gives us opportunity to order tickets for the away games, too, and I see that tickets for the Delaware game are $18, which got me thinking...What do your schools charge?

[blukeys]

$27, $18 are for decent reserved seats at the Tub where you are not in the nosebleed section. Go for it.

[VictorG]

For the Griz, cheap seats are $160 for 6 games. Endzone seats, no backs but a GREAT view! (GSA fees not included.)

[polsongrizz]

$27, $18 are for decent reserved seats at the Tub where you are not in the nosebleed section. Go for it.
You guys have a nosebleed sec? :eek: :rolleyes: :D ;)

[ngineer]

You guys have a nosebleed sec? :eek: :rolleyes: :D ;)

Not due to altitude, but attitude--must be alot of broken noses in dere' :D

[blukeys]

You guys have a nosebleed sec? :eek: :rolleyes: :D ;)

yeah the double letters AA, BB, CC etc. but keep in mind that our highest point in delaware , Iron Hill, is only about 120 feet high. So we don't know what real nosebleed is. We much prefer the beach and sea level. But we will leave the beach when the hens play the engineers ($crew that mountain hawk crap)

[JMU Duke Dog]

JMU's 2005 season football ticket prices:

Chairbacks (The New "M" Section):
$120 total for the season for one seat ($20 for each game)
*Must donate $1,500 to buy 4 seats
*Must donate $5,000 to buy 6 seats

Priority Season:
$85 total for the season for one seat ($14.17 for each game)
$50 for faculty, staff, or senior citizens for one seat ($8.33 for each game)
*Must donate $50-$499 to buy 4 seats
*Must donate $500-$2,999 to buy 6
*Must donate $3,000-$9,999 to buy 8
*Must donate >$10,000 to buy 10

General Season:
$50 total for the season for one seat ($8.33 for each game)
*No donation required

Family Plan:
$150 total for the season ($6.25 for each game per person)
*Includes tickets for two adults, tickets for two children, and $10 voucher for concessions at each game


JMU's 2005 individual football ticket prices:

Regular Season:
Sideline $15
Endzone $10

Family Weekend (10/8/05 vs. Maine):
All $20

Homecoming (10/29/05 vs. Richmond):
All $20


Here is a link to the diagram of Bridgeforth Stadium:
http://www.jmusports.com/DukeClub/Reseating/StadiumViews.asp


Here are some photos of the new additions to Bridgeforth Stadium:
2004 National Champions Sign
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y97/th0mm/billboard1.jpg
Plecker Athletic Center
http://i3.photobucket.com/albums/y97/th0mm/APC.jpg

[exbearkat]

New Season Ticket prices haven't been announced as of yet.

SAM HOUSTON SINGLE GAME TICKETS

Chair Back $18 - West Side Bench $10 - East Side Bench $5
All SH students free with ID

[Tribe4SF]

W&M is $100 for sideline season ticket (5 games). Chairback sections require gift to the Tribe Club. Endzone season is $70. A little more for individual game tickets. Sales are up for next season. I bought 16 season tickets this year.

[bkrownd]

I used to go to Massachusetts games at the student rate - $0.00 :D

[polsongrizz]

dam I wish our **** was that cheap, then again I don't. That would mean we don't sell out 23000 + every weekend...

[SUjagTILLiDIE]

Southern University tickets
$28-52 per game

[saint0917]

For Umass

Season Tickets- $50
Faculty Season Ticket- $45
Fusia/Chairback- $45
Children (18 & under) $25

Individual Games

Reserved- $12
Adult GA- $10
Child/Senior GA $5

Umass Tickets (http://umassathletics.collegesports.com/genrel/041100aaj.html)

[P2TheB]

UNI's season ticket prices from last year:

Season Ticket Type Season
PREMIUM
Adult $108.00
Youth (3-18) & Seniors (60 & over) $54.00
Faculty/Staff $72.00
Emeritus Faculty $36.00
NON-PREMIUM
Adult $72.00
Youth (3-18) & Seniors (60 & over) $36.00
Faculty/Staff $60.00
Emeritus Faculty $36.00
UNI Students (Tickets included with Panther Pass Fee) FREE

Season Tickets include 6 home games

Single game tickets:
Premium: $18 adults $9 children
Non-Premium: $12 adults $6 children

[kats89]

Ex,

I bet the tickets go up again this year as well as the suites they added last year.

[colgate13]

Odd timing ngineer. Season ticket solicitation JUST came out from 'gate.

Season Ticket: $72 Regular/$40 Alumni. Gets you a T-Shirt, 10 "flex" tickets to M/W Soccer, M/W Lax and W Ice Hockey games, one media guide, a game program for every game, free parking and a preseason team BBQ.

I think you can sign 13 and Ms. 13 up for 2!

Individual reserved tix are $12-$15 depending on the game, general admission is $8, students in for free.

[Husky Alum]

Don't know what an individual ticket at NU goes for, but you can buy a "Family Package" (2 adults, 2 kids) for About $125 or something like that.

I think an individual ticket is about $10.

Most of the diehards buy an "MVP Pass" which gets them into all home sporting events for the season (M/W Hoops, M/W Hockey, Football) for about $400.

[EagleCrusade]

2005 Ticket Prices
Season Tickets:
Level Price Description
Eagle Club $140.00 Requires $1,200 Southern Boosters donation (max. 4 seats per $1,200)
Reserved/ Backs $90.00 Section C & E require $300 donation
Section B & F do not require a donation
Reserved/ w/o Backs $80.00 Section D requires $600 donation
Section C & E require $120 donation
Section B & F do not require a donation

GSU Faculty/Staff
Reserved/ Backs
$80.00 Section C & E require $300 donation
Section B & F do not require a donation

GSU Faculty/Staff
Reserved/ w/o Backs
$70.00 Section D requires $600 donation
Section C & E require $120 donation
Section B & F do not require a donation

GSU Parents*
Reserved/ Backs
(*enrolled student)
$80.00 Section C & E require $300 donation
Section B & F do not require a donation

GSU Parents*
Reserved/ w/o Backs
(*enrolled student)
$70.00 Section D requires $600 donation
Section C & E require $120 donation
Section B & F do not require a donation
SUBWAY Family Section
(min. 3 tickets) $50.00 Section J does not require a donation

*Single Game:
Level Price
Reserved Seats (all ages) $20.00
Adult General Admission
(grass) $20.00
Youth (3-12) - General Admission
(grass) $7.00

Tickets can be ordered by calling (912) 681-0123 or (800) GSU-WINS Monday through Friday. They can also be purchased on the day of the game.

[Fordham]

Fordham:

Loge/Faculty/Staff Package: $75.00

General Admission Season Ticket: $50.00

Student Season Pass: $35.00

Individual Tickets: $15/$10/$5 (for Loge/Gen. Admission/Kids, respectively.)

Being able to see your team whoop some tail on a field where you don't have to look at the annoying visiting fans?: Priceless

[Marcus Garvey]

Let's see, $125 per seat for season tickets for nosebleed seats in the upper deck for Arizona games.

Oh wait, you meant I-AA! :D

[89rabbit]

I'm on the 45 yrd line 12 rows up and tickets at $14 a game for 8 home games $224 for my pair this season.

[ngineer]

Odd timing ngineer. Season ticket solicitation JUST came out from 'gate.

Season Ticket: $72 Regular/$40 Alumni. Gets you a T-Shirt, 10 "flex" tickets to M/W Soccer, M/W Lax and W Ice Hockey games, one media guide, a game program for every game, free parking and a preseason team BBQ.

I think you can sign 13 and Ms. 13 up for 2!

Individual reserved tix are $12-$15 depending on the game, general admission is $8, students in for free.

Lucky dog. My season tickets (5 games) are $75 each. PLus $10 for the media guide, and $50 for 'preferred parking pass'. Programs are sold in the stadium at $4 each.

[colgate13]

Lucky dog. My season tickets (5 games) are $75 each. PLus $10 for the media guide, and $50 for 'preferred parking pass'. Programs are sold in the stadium at $4 each.
Yea, but I'd take your stadium and attendance figures over that bargain any day of the week!

[Ivytalk]

Hey, Colgate13, do you guys still have the same PA announcer that you had 10 years ago? The old guy had the bad habit of talking during plays, especially when the visitors had the ball! He also said "Hoo, boy" after the Gate missed a short FG in the game I saw.

[colgate13]

Hey, Colgate13, do you guys still have the same PA announcer that you had 10 years ago? The old guy had the bad habit of talking during plays, especially when the visitors had the ball! He also said "Hoo, boy" after the Gate missed a short FG in the game I saw.

Naw, he's been gone for about 3 years. He was actually a retired professor that does a local (Syracuse) NPR classical radio show. We've gone for a more professional approach since then. Nice guy (he's still around) but man, his mic was never off.

[Coastal89]

Single game ticets are $15, but that does not permit parking anywhere near the stadium. Season ticets with a parking pass begin at $135. going as high as $1100. For a 5 game schedule that's $27 to $220 per game.

[DFW HOYA]

Not knowing what seats will even be in place next year, I can say that tickets were $8.00 last season and programs were $2.00.

(Since there's basically no parking left on the campus, I'd say the parking charges are moot.)

[ngineer]

Not knowing what seats will even be in place next year, I can say that tickets were $8.00 last season and programs were $2.00.

(Since there's basically no parking left on the campus, I'd say the parking charges are moot.)

Yeah, I was there last year--we parked in an underground garage for no charge! :eek: :eek: :eek:

[LBPop]

Not knowing what seats will even be in place next year, I can say that tickets were $8.00 last season and programs were $2.00.

(Since there's basically no parking left on the campus, I'd say the parking charges are moot.)

Yes, it will be interesting to see just how the seating will work out this season. You know, given the price of a movie in Georgetown, they could probably increase the price for a football game; it would likely raise a few needed dollars for the program. The people who attend now would surely pay $2.00 to $ 4.00 more and as for people who don't yet attend the games, I will paraphrase the great Yogi Berra: "If they don't wanna come, we can't stop 'em."

[McTailGator]

McNeese Season Tickets are $90 each for seats between the 10 yard lines. We sale about 7,000 season tickets a year.

Single game reserved rates are $16 each, and $12 for General Admission (Seats outside the 10 Yd lines).

Reserved Parking is only sold by the season and are limited to season ticket holders only for $60. If you don't have a reserved parking spot you must walk from campus, about 1/4 mile away.

Reserved Tailgating is $250 a year for a 23 x 48 foot spot. You must be a season ticket holder to buy a spot and there is a waiting list for the 110 reserved spots around the stadium.

[ngineer]

Yes, it will be interesting to see just how the seating will work out this season. You know, given the price of a movie in Georgetown, they could probably increase the price for a football game; it would likely raise a few needed dollars for the program. The people who attend now would surely pay $2.00 to $ 4.00 more and as for people who don't yet attend the games, I will paraphrase the great Yogi Berra: "If they don't wanna come, we can't stop 'em."

I've said it before, once you get a decent facility that people like being in, and give them a decent game to watch, they will come. You location is right in the middle of a lot of activity which should draw. I expect G'town could become a force in I-AA once all the pieces are in place. It will help recruiting immensely.

[GSUBass]

looks like single game tickets have gone up, from 18 to a nice round 20 for GSU games.

[LBPop]

I've said it before, once you get a decent facility that people like being in, and give them a decent game to watch, they will come. You location is right in the middle of a lot of activity which should draw. I expect G'town could become a force in I-AA once all the pieces are in place. It will help recruiting immensely.

Yes, I think you're right, however the DC area can be kind of fickle unless your team name is "Redskins". The new facility (serious construction continues) will have to include a representative team for the fan interest to build. This year could be pivotal. The Hoyas start with two away league games. If they can steal just one of them, it will get some attention and then they will return home to play an Ivy League opponent--the first time in DC for many years. For better or worse, the Georgetown population would be drawn to a game with an Ivy opponent perhaps more than a PL game if they think the Hoyas have a chance. Once there, they would see the new construction and momentum could build.

Of course, the other scenario could be that the Hoyas come home 0-2 and the only people that show up are die-hards, family of players and Brown alumni. I'm bravely hoping that they give us reason to fill the place. :o

[Ivytalk]

Harvard '05 ticket prices are still "TBA" according to the website.

[Ivytalk]

Harvard announced last week that single-game ticket prices for all 2005 home games (including Princeton, Dartmouth and Penn) will be $15.

[P2TheB]

For UNI's Six Home Games:
http://unipanthers.collegesports.com/tickets/football.html
PREMIUM (Between the 30's)
Adult $108.00
Under 30 $54.00 ----if under 30 and a member of the Athletic Club, you get tix half price
Youth (3-18) & Seniors (60 & over) $54.00
Faculty/ Staff $90.00
Emeritus Faculty $54.00

NON-PREMIUM
Adult $72.00
Under 30 $36.00
Youth (3-18) & Seniors (60 & over) $36.00
Faculty/ Staff $60.00
Emeritus Faculty $36.00
UNI Students (Tickets included with Panther Pass Fee) FREE

[bobcatfan06]

Texas State 2005 Prices:

2005 FOOTBALL SEASON TICKET PRICES:
$75.00 Reserved
$70.00 BAF Members / Faculty-Staff Reserved
$65.00 General Admission
$250.00 Family Pack (2 adult and 2 kids - Reserved)
Individual Game Prices
$12.00 Reserved
$10.00 General Admission (Adult)
$ 8.00 General Admission (Youth)

BAF is the Bobcat Athletic Foundation and Students get in free with ID

Season Tickets incluce 7 (yes 7) Home Games at Bobcat Stadium

[813Jag]

looking at these prices Southern has some really high ticket prices. Any other SU posters know of any progress on the stadium project?

[SoCon48]

Montana.

"That would mean we didn't sell out 23,000 every week end."

Lot of no shows? Or just referring to the '03 season?

Mantana reported '04 22.1K, '02 attendance as 19K avg, '01 18.9K, '00 18.7K, etc etc
'03 looked like 23K though.

[SoCon48]

Coastal 89. Your tickets in Boone will only cost you 20 bucks each. Tickets never include parking at App. If parking really worrieds you, you can donate $1,500 to the Yosef Club and you'll get one in the stadium lot. lol
Last year for the Furman game in Boone, I had parking but chose to just walk from the hotel at the 105/321 intersection.

[Pen Guin]

Not to sound negative, But $27 and/or even $18? I take it you give away most of your seats? Why would I speand $27 for I-AA, even $18 really. $27 buys a seat a just about any BCS-level game. I can see that much for Box, loge, or maybe even chair back (depending on how much of your facility has backs) ... but reserved?

Also, "nose bleed seats"? Just because your helmets look the same, it is still the Wolverines that play in the "Big House". :eek: ;)

[RockyMtnGriz]

Mantana reported '04 22.1K, '02 attendance as 19K avg, '01 18.9K, '00 18.7K, etc etc
'03 looked like 23K though.

All stats before 2003 are before the latest expansion of WGS from around 19,100 to 23,100.

Washington Grizzly Stadium (http://www.montanagrizzlies.com/content/facilities/wgs.htm#about)

[CrunchGriz]

All stats before 2003 are before the latest expansion of WGS from around 19,100 to 23,100.

Washington Grizzly Stadium (http://www.montanagrizzlies.com/content/facilities/wgs.htm#about)

RockyMtnGriz: Good point on the attendance at Washington-Grizzly. It should also be pointed out that the attendance figures are skewed downward for both 2003-2004 because of the first game of the playoffs, a game that sells out in no stadium in I-AA, because it is played on the Saturday after Thanksgiving, and almost all students aren't at school. Montana has only averaged 16,256 for their first-round playoff games the last two years, but has averaged 23,027 for the other 16 home games they had there in 2003-04.

That's an average of only 90 unsold seats per game for non-first-rounders.

That's also why I make it a point of getting to the first-round playoff game--it's my best chance to see a game live, being a non-season-ticket holder. It's not my fault they don't sell out the first rounder--I've been to four of the last five.

Since capacity is 23,117, that means that other than the first-round playoff games, they've averaged 99.61% of capacity. That's pretty dang close to being a perpetually sold-out stadium, if you ask me.

[golionsgo]

Southeastern Louisiana's individual ticket prices are as follows:

Chairback...........$20
Reserved............$15
Gen. Admission....$10

[ISUMatt]

I believe...
Reserved $10-$12
General Admission $8
Students Free with Season Pass or $3 at the gate!

[89rabbit]

I'm on the 45 yrd line 12 rows up and tickets at $14 a game for 8 home games $224 for my pair this season.


A little more info about SDSU's prices.


Res. $14
GA $12
Children (12th Grade and below) $5

Parking Free