Low 300s vs High 100s (Seats)
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OburgOrange
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^^This^^. I have been in 324 row D , corner section, for years. I love my seats! I'm directly above the exit, the pee troughs, food and beer. Fielding get any better. Oh! And the sight of Kirby Dar Dar coming right at me was awesome.
We are neighbors then... We have been in 324 row B for five years now. Thats where we are thinking of moving from (down to the 100s)... but general consensus here is to stay put. I think we were leaning that way anyways...
Dan any idea if the price is going up since there are 7 games instead of 6? Not your call, obviously, but SU would be wise to tread lightly with increases. Get people in the stands for a change !!
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I cannot confirm or deny buuuuuuut keep on eye on renewals that go out next week I think you will all be very happy
I cannot confirm or deny buuuuuuut keep on eye on renewals that go out next week I think you will all be very happy
Good to hear... now can you get #44 back in play so we can get Washington to play here? Then SU can raise prices as we will start to win again !!
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Good to hear... now can you get #44 back in play so we can get Washington to play here? Then SU can raise prices as we will start to win again !!
I would LOVE 44 back. Personally I think put it and play and then the coaches and player decide who wears it. If that man is a senior, terrific. A freshman? Fine.
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When the dome first opened, the late Luke LaPorta took me on a tour to select my seats. He told me section 319 were the best seats in the house, and he was right. Better than watching the game on tv, you could see every play develop. By the way, Luke was one of the finest men I have ever met in my life.
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I have sat in many places in the dome. For over the last ten years at least I have been 4 rows up from the field in the end zone. I sometimes sit with my family in the 300s just for a change. I know this isn't the answer you are looking for but as many have said there aren't many bad spots in the dome. Truly I believe if you find an area with good people stick with it. Sometimes I find it hard to see a play develop on the other end of the field but when they score right in front of me and I high five the same group I have been sitting with for years... this makes the experience! Find good people and those are the right seats. Go CUSE!
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Me too. To me, the ability to watch plays develop is best up there, and having a degree of access to the opposing coaching staff can be, let's just say, quite interesting at times.
There is nothing better than hearing the reaction from 8 coaches at the same time when they realize they are in the wrong defense and a disaster is about to ensue. Swearing, following by screaming to the staff downstairs to call timeout, followed by more swearing and punching of walls as a touchdown play develops...
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Really? What seat numbers? I'm 6,7,8,9
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Now I'm hungry for pizzaI found the right section but everyone still ignores me.
9-12 i think. so yeah, literally two rows above us
some NC state clowns sat right above me last year and a couple seats to the side, they were annoying and we got in to a heated chat for a few secs lol
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I've sat in both. My favorites have always been the 100s right behind the S.U. sideline (as close as possible to the team). Yes, you sacrifice quite a bit in terms of view, seeing the whole field, watching plays develop, etc. However, I feel it's worth it in terms of what you gain by being right there when big plays happen, plus the excitement of being mere feet away from the team as they react to game changing moments or especially hard hits. It's great to see how into the games the guys on the sidelines are, and seeing them get so pumped up just makes us even more excited in our seats. Also, being able to actually hear the words of encouragement being shouted to teammates is cool. Plus, you can't put a price on being that close to Coach Shafer when he flips out on the refs after a bad call.
Also, even the lowest row in the Dome is elevated off the field, so your view is never really that bad. Some stadiums' first row is actually on the field, but that's not the case with the Dome. It's all personal preference though. My advice whenever someone asks this is usually to try both and just pick whichever you prefer, since what I or someone else on the board likes better isn't necessarily going to be your choice. Of course, this has never stopped total strangers at tailgates from giving me a long lecture on why my preference is "wrong."
Also, even the lowest row in the Dome is elevated off the field, so your view is never really that bad. Some stadiums' first row is actually on the field, but that's not the case with the Dome. It's all personal preference though. My advice whenever someone asks this is usually to try both and just pick whichever you prefer, since what I or someone else on the board likes better isn't necessarily going to be your choice. Of course, this has never stopped total strangers at tailgates from giving me a long lecture on why my preference is "wrong."
