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mcveyrl wrote:The commercial's kind of neat, but why do we have a 25K strong push when we only have 15K seats? Are we planning on cramming 10K into standing room only this year? That's probably not up to code.
Have to start the marketing for 2011 in 2010....mcveyrl wrote:I saw this on Facebook and I don't get it.
The commercial's kind of neat, but why do we have a 25K strong push when we only have 15K seats? Are we planning on cramming 10K into standing room only this year? That's probably not up to code.
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We were almost 11k over capacity against Wofford in '08.mcveyrl wrote: The commercial's kind of neat, but why do we have a 25K strong push when we only have 15K seats? Are we planning on cramming 10K into standing room only this year? That's probably not up to code.
93henfan wrote:Weird. It's like they're trying to compete with another school in their conference that has slightly less than 25K seats or something. It would really be funny if that school then expanded their stadium to 30K seats.
mcveyrl wrote:93henfan wrote:Weird. It's like they're trying to compete with another school in their conference that has slightly less than 25K seats or something. It would really be funny if that school then expanded their stadium to 30K seats.
This post would've made more sense two years ago when we announced the expansion.
But it is funny how a school would announce plans for expanding to thirty thousand around the time one school's expansion to 25,000 was almost done. Weird. And those are really pretty drawings too.
State Line Liquors wrote:Question on the season ticket pricing and availability....
The $500 Club seats - How many of those are actually available for sale?
mcveyrl wrote:93henfan wrote:Weird. It's like they're trying to compete with another school in their conference that has slightly less than 25K seats or something. It would really be funny if that school then expanded their stadium to 30K seats.
This post would've made more sense two years ago when we announced the expansion.
But it is funny how a school would announce plans for expanding to thirty thousand around the time one school's expansion to 25,000 was almost done. Weird. And those are really pretty drawings too.
Ouch. I'm starting to like our "drawings" a whole lot more.mcveyrl wrote:BTW, 89H, our family package went up $100 and they are moving us to the upper deck for '11.![]()
It will cost an extra $200 to be in the lower deck and we'll lose our concession vouchers (which aren't a big deal since a) the kids usually don't want what the vouchers cover and b) we gut full tailgating). We are actually contemplating forking over the dough and staying down lower.
1006 Club seats:State Line Liquors wrote:Question on the season ticket pricing and availability....
The $500 Club seats - How many of those are actually available for sale?
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I assume sections 6-8 will be visitor fans and some Gen Admission. Would be nice if the visitors were Section 7-8 and gen admin section 6 to maintain a buffer between the visiting fans and the drunken students.mcveyrl wrote:State Line Liquors wrote:Question on the season ticket pricing and availability....
The $500 Club seats - How many of those are actually available for sale?
That's a good question. As far as my house goes, none of them are. Unless we can fit four people in a seat. But, to my knowledge, everything is fair game. Judging by our big-donor parking next to the stadium, those will go fast. But, I'm not sure if they'll make any available for single games or not if they don't.
BTW, 89H, our family package went up $100 and they are moving us to the upper deck for '11.![]()
It will cost an extra $200 to be in the lower deck and we'll lose our concession vouchers (which aren't a big deal since a) the kids usually don't want what the vouchers cover and b) we gut full tailgating). We are actually contemplating forking over the dough and staying down lower.
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Well I appreciate the responses from you and BDK. But I guess we'll have to wait to get better details. Just seems like a price to me after donation, parking etc, that might even be a bit overpriced at least for the individuals for schools playing at our level. Maybe the corporate sponsorship will be there to snatch them up.mcveyrl wrote:State Line Liquors wrote:Question on the season ticket pricing and availability....
The $500 Club seats - How many of those are actually available for sale?
That's a good question. As far as my house goes, none of them are. Unless we can fit four people in a seat. But, to my knowledge, everything is fair game. Judging by our big-donor parking next to the stadium, those will go fast. But, I'm not sure if they'll make any available for single games or not if they don't.
BTW, 89H, our family package went up $100 and they are moving us to the upper deck for '11.![]()
It will cost an extra $200 to be in the lower deck and we'll lose our concession vouchers (which aren't a big deal since a) the kids usually don't want what the vouchers cover and b) we gut full tailgating). We are actually contemplating forking over the dough and staying down lower.
Oh I agree that I'm skeptical myself that JMU can sellout the 1006 Club seats and the 900ish or whatever it is chairback seats with the required Duke Club donation levels. Having those seats anything less than 80% full won't look good IMHO. But I've been wrong before...State Line Liquors wrote:Well I appreciate the responses from you and BDK. But I guess we'll have to wait to get better details. Just seems like a price to me after donation, parking etc, that might even be a bit overpriced at least for the individuals for schools playing at our level. Maybe the corporate sponsorship will be there to snatch them up.mcveyrl wrote:
That's a good question. As far as my house goes, none of them are. Unless we can fit four people in a seat. But, to my knowledge, everything is fair game. Judging by our big-donor parking next to the stadium, those will go fast. But, I'm not sure if they'll make any available for single games or not if they don't.
BTW, 89H, our family package went up $100 and they are moving us to the upper deck for '11.![]()
It will cost an extra $200 to be in the lower deck and we'll lose our concession vouchers (which aren't a big deal since a) the kids usually don't want what the vouchers cover and b) we gut full tailgating). We are actually contemplating forking over the dough and staying down lower.
I do appreciate you all being the guinea pigs for the old farts at UD, to show us what will and won't work!
..peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard..
..peacefully and patriotically make your voices heard..
89Hen wrote:Ouch. I'm starting to like our "drawings" a whole lot more.mcveyrl wrote:BTW, 89H, our family package went up $100 and they are moving us to the upper deck for '11.![]()
It will cost an extra $200 to be in the lower deck and we'll lose our concession vouchers (which aren't a big deal since a) the kids usually don't want what the vouchers cover and b) we gut full tailgating). We are actually contemplating forking over the dough and staying down lower.
I thought the same thing about price, but I have to have some faith (maybe ill placed) that some sort of research went into the donor base/football attendees to set an appropriate price level.State Line Liquors wrote:Well I appreciate the responses from you and BDK. But I guess we'll have to wait to get better details. Just seems like a price to me after donation, parking etc, that might even be a bit overpriced at least for the individuals for schools playing at our level. Maybe the corporate sponsorship will be there to snatch them up.mcveyrl wrote:
That's a good question. As far as my house goes, none of them are. Unless we can fit four people in a seat. But, to my knowledge, everything is fair game. Judging by our big-donor parking next to the stadium, those will go fast. But, I'm not sure if they'll make any available for single games or not if they don't.
BTW, 89H, our family package went up $100 and they are moving us to the upper deck for '11.![]()
It will cost an extra $200 to be in the lower deck and we'll lose our concession vouchers (which aren't a big deal since a) the kids usually don't want what the vouchers cover and b) we gut full tailgating). We are actually contemplating forking over the dough and staying down lower.
I do appreciate you all being the guinea pigs for the old farts at UD, to show us what will and won't work!
The thing about the individuals is that there are already close to $1,000 that already shell out that money in donations to park on Godwin Field next to the stadium. I'm sure BDK will correct, but I think it's a minimum $2,000 donation to park there. Keep in mind, that the donation required to purchase those tickets is not above and beyond what you're already donating. So really the only increase is in ticket price and you get a nice little cushy place to watch the game. Trust me, most of the people in that lot are not interested in getting dirty to watch a game.State Line Liquors wrote:Like I said, hopefully there are the corporate dollars there looking to spend that kind of money. I don't think, other than probably a few handfulls, we'll see too many individuals shelling out the jack for those seats, at least while we're at this level. Corporate money is a whole other ball game of course. Plus the average fan is looking to have a tailgate and probably wants to get 'a little dirty'. Save the cushioned seats and the glasses of Johnny for the networking group looking for the air conditioning I'd suppose.
Who do you think the corporate dollars will flow in from? I know Farm Bureau has been a pretty big advertising sponsor for you guys and UR.