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[QUOTE="IthacaMatt, post: 3248051, member: 405"]
Yeah, it's freaking nuts.  I brought a group of 5 to a Louisville game a few years ago for my daughter's birthday.  We had dinner down in the Armory, and wanted to get the (supposed) shuttle bus to the game, but couldn't find it, so we had to drive up there at the last minute, pay another $20 for parking, and then the individual tickets for six people including myself was over $300, plus the dinner, parking and concessions for the kids while they were at the game.  Must have cost me $500 total to bring a group of kids and their mom to a game.

And yes, that is cheap compared to going to games in a big city.  But it ain't nothing.  It's like the only way it makes sense economically is to be a season ticket holder.  But for hoops in particular, there are so many dreadful boring home games in November and December.  It's like there are 2 games a week at home for 2 months, and then you hit January - February and it's once a week, and there's even a week in there without a home game, most seasons.
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