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Originally posted by shock View Post
WSU spit in the face of A LOT of supporters under Golden. I know we don’t have season tix any more because of that. The university is reaping what it has sowed, and it’s going to take a lot of time to fix. Winning will put butts back in seats but until then they can’t expect the blind support they once had.
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Originally posted by WuDrWu View PostI understand we need revenue and I appreciate value those of us who do spend our money supporting the University and Athletics, but this team deserves more support than they're getting.
I'm ok with a larger effort at discounting tickets...maybe for first time buyers, even first time this season. I'm also ok with ticket giveaways. Whether organized (can't do enough for military imho for instance) or say something like the first 100 people in line at 5:45 get a free ticket. Anything to get these guys more support. Maybe free or deep discounted concessions with a purchase. Anything at all to get some more butts in seats.
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I know some will disagree, but they also have to be careful about pissing off new/recent season ticket buyers by selling tickets near them for half the price too often. I don't know what the best compromise is between the two perspectives.
Maybe keep the $40 price, but offer some free/discounted concessions, plus 50% off a ticket to a future game?
The pick 3/4/5 are a nice idea, but at full price they aren't a deal at all. You only get a discount with the 4-game pack at $35 per ticket instead of $40. I can just go buy the same tickets to the games I want, but if something comes up I'm not stuck with tickets I already paid for but may not be able to re-sell. When we get to 85-90% capacity, then those deals becomes more attractive. And when you're picked 6th in conference before learning you don't get to play your on PG, there's no such thing as a "premium" game, IMO. I don't feel like we have a true rival yet in the AAC.
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It doesn't help when you can find tickets for $9 online.
I know I have friends that only buy online because it saves them a lot of money. Especially if they take the whole family.
I still think $40 per ticket to sit in the upper reaches for a program that has been through some difficult times the last few years is asking a lot. I had no idea that prices had doubled over the past few years as previously I'd never spent more than $20 I think for a ticket through WSU. It's been a few years since I've done that and most of my tickets over the last few years have been through other people or online options.Infinity Art Glass - Fantastic local artist and Shocker fan
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Originally posted by TrackSuitAndTie View PostWSU should try a promo like this sometime:
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when you buy season tickets, mini plans or even single game tickets in advance, you are guaranteed a seat. Who cares what kind of discounts they give to fill up the arena? You wanna run the risk of not getting a ticket to get a discount, go for it. At some point, the place will be selling out and those discounted seats won't be there. Until then, I say sell sell sell!
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Originally posted by BostonWu View Post
At this point they should hand out 500-1000 cheap seats to McConnell and military personnel. Unused seats are a complete waste.
Maybe high school seniors looking for a University to attend (but I suspect that's illegal recruiting somehow) as well.
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Originally posted by Dan View Postwhen you buy season tickets, mini plans or even single game tickets in advance, you are guaranteed a seat. Who cares what kind of discounts they give to fill up the arena? You wanna run the risk of not getting a ticket to get a discount, go for it. At some point, the place will be selling out and those discounted seats won't be there. Until then, I say sell sell sell!
I know some buy their season tickets because they are going to support the program no matter what. Those of us for whom it's a bit of a sacrifice to shell out the $$$ for season tickets, there's no incentive to buy them or the mini-plans while the arena is barely half full.
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Originally posted by SubGod22 View PostIt doesn't help when you can find tickets for $9 online.
I know I have friends that only buy online because it saves them a lot of money. Especially if they take the whole family.
I still think $40 per ticket to sit in the upper reaches for a program that has been through some difficult times the last few years is asking a lot. I had no idea that prices had doubled over the past few years as previously I'd never spent more than $20 I think for a ticket through WSU. It's been a few years since I've done that and most of my tickets over the last few years have been through other people or online options.
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Originally posted by shock-it-to-me View Post
no such thing as $9 tickets. They might be listed as $9 but after all the fees they tack on you're going to pay just about as much as if you went to the stadium box officeInfinity Art Glass - Fantastic local artist and Shocker fan
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ICT S.O.S - Great local cause fighting against human trafficking
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