Anyone ever get their tix from them? Any advantage to going that route? Risks?
Paid $15 each for a pair last weekend at the corner of S. Crouse and Marshall. Definitely beats the ticket office rates, but after reading 44Pride's post I feel burned! Moral of the story: Don't be afraid to bargain. I think the scalpers get the tix for free, so anything they pocket is 100% profit.Anyone ever get their tix from them? Any advantage to going that route? Risks?
I don't know if this will be helpful, but back in 2000 for the Rutgers game, I bought a $30 face ticket off a scalper for $5. We had actually settled on $3, but I gave him $5 because I felt bad for him since it was freezing, and I wanted to save a couple $1s for Eli.
Good man Chip. Any locals confirm Eli is still around? I recently found the cassette I have of Eli's Alleyway and M-Street Strut.
He's still going strong. Saw him playing last week on my walk to the dome, not far from the law school. He was looking sharp, wearing a button-down shirt and a tie!
Good man Chip. Any locals confirm Eli is still around? I recently found the cassette I have of Eli's Alleyway and M-Street Strut.
If you come late, scalpers with give it away basically. It is all timing. An hour before he game, expect a surcharge. But if you are ok with missing half or all of the first quarter, you can get the awesome deals above.
Also, if you are buying more than one, make sure they are together (they will show you 107 G 10 and show only the seat 11 behind it that is in 332 HH and let you assume the rows are the same) and make sure they are not "YOUTH" tickets as they won't let old dudes in with them as I once found out. That's the best advice I got.