Someone Had To Do It: Miami Attendance

[TexanMark]

Maybe too good. I go to every game, I think I meet around half the season holders around me. Lotsa resellers, lotsa people that buy them for a couple games and don’t care. I don’t have a solution—I don’t want to pay more—but it does seem to be a problem to get season ticket holders to show.

Some folks bought extra tix to qualify for more parking.

1-4 tix 1 parking pass
5-8 tix 2 parking passes
9+ tix 3 parking passes

 

[upperdeck]

It's the easiest thing I've ever done. I almost even used the word literally, but thought maybe that was overkill. I've moved so many tickets with an easy point and click. And I am not what one would call tech savvy.

I won't judge if you're still writing COBOL. Some of those applications are still alive, and someone needs to maintain them.

I wish I was. big money in that

 

[OttoinGrotto]

Sorry for stealing your bait

Don't worry, if you've stolen from me, chances are you've stolen twice.

 

[richmondcuse03]

Thats not my experience. its a pain just to get it my wallet.

TM is crap code.

I mean tm is crap code yes. But it’s still relatively easy.

 

[Lukeyloo]

Yep. It’s 10% on the seller and ~20% on the buyer.

They’re double dipping!!

 

[orange_in_VA]

I purchased two season tickets this year to attend two home games. Just over $400 all in. I was able to sell (inside and outside of Ticketmaster) and transfer my seats for Stanford, Holy Cross, and Virginia Tech and donated/gave away GT and UCONN.

I made back ~$180 bucks selling those 3 games for cheap. So, essentially we're paying ~$240 to guarantee the seats we wanted for Ohio and Miami. That's $60/seat on average to sit third level at the 30 yard line on the Cuse sideline.

This was much cheaper than single seats are going for in our section. It took some minor effort to sell and transfer the tickets but it worked out well going this route.