Sold Out: Clemson Softball Regional.

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Originally Posted by BBSBCAJUN

Capacity is 1606 according to their website, with 1,000 chairbacks. they will bring in portable bleachers and can sit on the berm similar to LSU field.

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So, I knew there were 1,000 chair backs. I do see where the last home game had 1616 in attendance. I'm assuming, they all sat on the berm. If so, why aren't there more available tickets for Cajun fans?

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Originally Posted by roarman

So, I knew there were 1,000 chair backs. I do see where the last home game had 1616 in attendance. I'm assuming, they all sat on the berm. If so, why aren't there more available tickets for Cajun fans?

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I am assuming that NC Wilmington fans and Auburn fans also bought a lot since they are pretty close to Clemson. Just keep on trying i guess roarman.

The tickets went on sale this morning at 8:00. I called at 8:00. I was told they were sold out. So, I'm not sure why Auburn and Wilmington fans would have had first dibs over Cajun fans, and, If so, how they got them.

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Originally Posted by BBSBCAJUN

I am assuming that NC Wilmington fans and Auburn fans also bought a lot since they are pretty close to Clemson. Just keep on trying i guess roarman.

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Yeah, Auburn is only 3-4 hours from Clemson while Wilmington is 5-6 hours. We are definitely the outsiders in Clemson as it is 10-11 hours from us. Best option for us is to fly to Charlotte on the new American direct from Lafayette and drive 2-1/2 hours to Clemson.

So, I'm told by NCAA rules, each visiting team gets 100 tickets. Those are given to the university to do what they wish with. And, those are tickets only to the games the team plays, not all the games in the regional.

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Originally Posted by RaginDave

Yeah, Auburn is only 3-4 hours from Clemson while Wilmington is 5-6 hours. We are definitely the outsiders in Clemson as it is 10-11 hours from us. Best option for us is to fly to Charlotte on the new American direct from Lafayette and drive 2-1/2 hours to Clemson.

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Probably a better option to fly to Atlanta on Delta. I think it's about the same distance to Clemson as Charlotte is. Of course it's a moot point since no tickets are available.

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Originally Posted by roarman

The tickets went on sale this morning at 8:00. I called at 8:00. I was told they were sold out. So, I'm not sure why Auburn and Wilmington fans would have had first dibs over Cajun fans, and, If so, how they got them.

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Did you call at 8:00 EST?

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Originally Posted by ragin50

Probably a better option to fly to Atlanta on Delta. I think it's about the same distance to Clemson as Charlotte is. Of course it's a moot point since no tickets are available.

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Anyone that goes and wants tickets will be able to get them. This ain't the Super Bowl.

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Originally Posted by ragin50

Probably a better option to fly to Atlanta on Delta. I think it's about the same distance to Clemson as Charlotte is. Of course it's a moot point since no tickets are available.

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Easier and probably shorter from ATL. The Clemson/Anderson exit is just inside the state line. From CLT...I85 is a bbiittcchh to drive. No open traffic till you get past Greenville...

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Originally Posted by ragin50

Probably a better option to fly to Atlanta on Delta. I think it's about the same distance to Clemson as Charlotte is. Of course it's a moot point since no tickets are available.

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I only fly American. Cant stand Delta.

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Originally Posted by RaginDave

I only fly American. Cant stand Delta.

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I've heard the Charlotte airport is a disaster.

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Originally Posted by BBSBCAJUN

Clemson averages over 1,500 per game, they are in the top 10 in attendance.

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Then, UL has got to be in the Top 10.

Have you seen a storied program like UCLA's stadium? Only seats 1,328 and comparatively is a dump.