Boston regionals

[BostonOrange]

I'll be there. Anyone know what "face value" is?

The face on mine is $95 per and I'm in crappy seats halfway up the upper deck behind the basket. I was able to get them because I have Celts season tix. I may try to upgrade (since I paid for my tix months ago its like they are free at this point so what's a few hundred more bucks...that is logical right?)

 

[armory]

Way to jinx the rest of our regular season!

 

[rrlbees]

The face on mine is $95 per and I'm in crappy seats halfway up the upper deck behind the basket. I was able to get them because I have Celts season tix. I may try to upgrade (since I paid for my tix months ago its like they are free at this point so what's a few hundred more bucks...that is logical right?)

$95 for all 3 sessions? Someone told me they were $195 for all 3.

 

[ROCcuse]

Pretty sure "Face Value" is an album by Phil Collins, but that's not important right now.

Surely, you must be an Airplane! fan . . .

 

[BostonOrange]

$95 for all 3 sessions? Someone told me they were $195 for all 3.

No you are right - $195 for the 2 sessions. Each season is 97.50 (i thought it was 95). Only 2 sessions for the regional...

 

[Moontan]

What constitutes a high end donor?? just curious.

I would guess the MVP level ($10,000) and up should be good enough, and probably down to the Director level ($5,000). With 4 schools, sponsors, ticket agencies, general public, etc., the university will likely only have 2,000 tickets at most. All of the big donors will be there, gobbling up as many seats as they can. This will probably take care of 1/2 of those tickets, if not more. Since this is in the north east, there will be lots of other boosters (that includes all alumni) looking for tickets as well. If you're not a preferred seat holder or Assistant Coach level ($1,500) donor I doubt you'll even get a whiff of the university's ticket allotment.

I suspect you may have better luck through the other 3 schools at the regional or via secondary markets.

 

[Orange46R]

I would guess the MVP level ($10,000) and up should be good enough, and probably down to the Director level ($5,000). With 4 schools, sponsors, ticket agencies, general public, etc., the university will likely only have 2,000 tickets at most. All of the big donors will be there, gobbling up as many seats as they can. This will probably take care of 1/2 of those tickets, if not more. Since this is in the north east, there will be lots of other boosters (that includes all alumni) looking for tickets as well. If you're not a preferred seat holder or Assistant Coach level ($1,500) donor I doubt you'll even get a whiff of the university's ticket allotment.

I suspect you may have better luck through the other 3 schools at the regional or via secondary markets.

Each team in the regionals will get an allotment of 2,500 tickets. From this each school must take out tix for coaches and players families, administrators, band, and students.

The way Syracuse has historically distributed remaining tickets is to break their donor/season ticketholder base down into several groups. They then make tickets available first to higher level donors/suite holders/courtside seat holders; then the next level donors/preferred seat holders; then next level down; then non-preferred season ticket holders; then general public.

Usually can purchase max of 2 tix per individual once you get past that first group.

Ticket allocation for the first weekend are much smaller (typically 250 - 500) as more schools are involved.

 

[BlackKnight76]

We're working to get student buses to the second round in Pitt and the Elite 8 in Boston should we make it that far. The first rd/s16 are during the school week so we can't make those happen unfortunately.


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