Wanted - 2 Tix to Syracuse Game Tomorrow
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bke1984
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Honestly I don't think so, but I'd rather get them ahead of time so I can have a few beers and relax before the game. I've scalped tickets to Tech football and basketball games for over 17 years and I've rarely paid more than $20-$40 for a single ticket even for incredibly hyped sold out games.
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You just have me new hope..I really wanna go too and I only need a single. I'm not sure I'm interested in getting down there and haggling with those guys.
I'm looking all over, if I find a pair, I would be happy to split them with you, if you're interested.
I'm looking all over, if I find a pair, I would be happy to split them with you, if you're interested.
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Face value on the tickets is $100 per ticket, plus the Tech Fund "donation". If you get a ticket for less than $150, the person selling it is taking a loss on the sale.
This is the "downside" of Tech playing well. tickets will start selling for a reasonable price. You can't get tickets for $20 to a good D3 game. Fans have gotten spoiled by 10 years of mediocre / bad ball on the Flats. If the progress we've seen this year sticks, you can expect prices to get closer to the Duke / UNC range ($250 for non conf, $400 for ACC and $1,000 for big games)
This is the "downside" of Tech playing well. tickets will start selling for a reasonable price. You can't get tickets for $20 to a good D3 game. Fans have gotten spoiled by 10 years of mediocre / bad ball on the Flats. If the progress we've seen this year sticks, you can expect prices to get closer to the Duke / UNC range ($250 for non conf, $400 for ACC and $1,000 for big games)
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Face for tickets in the midcourt 100s (mine are in 101) are $100 for the ACC games. That includes the pro-rated Tech Fund. Callaway Club is $150.
I sold my NFC championship tics for over $2,000 each.
You can't get a ticket to an ACC game at Duke or Carolina (assume same is true for Louisville, UVA, ND etc) for under $300 per. Most are closer to $500
I sold my NFC championship tics for over $2,000 each.
You can't get a ticket to an ACC game at Duke or Carolina (assume same is true for Louisville, UVA, ND etc) for under $300 per. Most are closer to $500
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courtside are $5,000 each for season tix. Callaway is about $2,200. 101 is about $1,400
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Midcourts behind the benches are premium to me, given sight lines. That Tech fund is too much for me, living out of town. My all-in are about $1200-$1300 combined for two, I think.
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Was there a link or just stating ticket prices? I thought it was $25 for this one barring Club seats!
New Old Guy
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You guys got me curious, so I just checked my season tickets. No face value is printed. So even though I didn't pay for my tickets using Master Card, they are clearly "priceless". Literally.
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No face printed on mine either. I backed into it based on what they cost as a season ticket and then allocated cost to OOC, UGAg, ACC and UNC/Louisville. Came pretty close to what ticket office sold individual games for.
Your MasterCard quote is the best line on this thread!
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I've got PDFs, so there's $25 face on my seats and for the 2 seats I exchanged for my Boston College tickets, there's an $18.95 face, which is crazy to me.