Pretty sure their description as"secondary prices" means not from GT directly. I wouldn't pay secondary prices either. I'm happy to pick up a ticket from a fellow fan and cover their original cost to make them whole. Sure you can get a new ticket from GT directly, but if you can help out a fellow fan, that's good too. Maybe that additional $$ back in the season ticket holder's pocket goes towards merchandise or some other revenue stream for the GTAA.
Pretty sure that anyone who has tickets that might be available on this site has “GT athletics best interest”.
The lower corners are $150 with the service charges for two from the GTAA. Secondary market has them for $84 for two, all in. Can’t afford that either, in retirement.Try not to judge others if you are not supporting an adult special needs son who has medical bills which come first. He wants to see the game in person. I can‘t give to my own Alma Mater, but I support the GT programs within a tighter budget each year. Be appreciative that this sidewalk fan had football and basketball ST for over 40 years, plus gave countless $ to the A.T. Fund.
Thanks for the advice. That I did not know. Appreciate the positive input, and yes I’m going on there right now.
Thank you for the beautiful words, Mr. Patrick.
I have two extra tickets in Section 106 of the West Stands (45 yard line) and will be out of town so cannot attend. I've thrown them on Stub Hub but would rather sell them to a GT fan and avoid SH fees. I have no idea about face value but similar seats would net me about $225 from StubHub (IF they sell, of course....there aren't many on offer in my section). I'll entertain offers if anyone wants them...
Where is this?
Inquiring minds want to know.
You’ll be fine and there’ll be hundreds of people with the same idea. You have a better chance of getting in a bad car accident driving home from the game than having any issues on MARTA.
