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Re: Should we be happy with 18000?
Wisconsin returned 2000 of their 15,000 ticket allotment for the big 10 championship game. I'm pretty happy with 18,000. Move move move I would love to top 40,000 for the game overall. I guess we'll see.
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Re: Should we be happy with 18000?
I just saw on katc that there only 600 more tickets allotted to UL before encroaching on the Aztec side. I'd be willing to bet that a lot more bought tickets through ticketmaster than you'd think
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Re: Should we be happy with 18000?
18K tickets sold is outstanding. You can be sure that no other school has approached that number for the New Orleans Bowl. Do not be fooled about total attendance figures given. That number includes corporate sponsor tickets.
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Re: Should we be happy with 18000?
Local NOLA Q: How well is this game marketed in the New Orleans area?
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The saints have worked out a deal where season ticket holders get tickets to the NO bowl for 10 dollars
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Re: New Orleans Bowl: Where ya sitting at?
Section 101 Row 23.............Endzone...hopefully will see the cajuns it it!!
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Re: New Orleans Bowl: Where ya sitting at?
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CAJUNTODD44
Section 101 Row 23.............Endzone...hopefully will see the cajuns it it!!
well be in the same neighborhood
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Re: Should we be happy with 18000?
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Turbine
Local NOLA Q: How well is this game marketed in the New Orleans area?
Not well. I saw a spot on WWL and it had a shot of Cajun cheerleaders for about a second. There also a billboard on I-10. Nothing on the sports casts thus far.
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njustice
The saints have worked out a deal where season ticket holders get tickets to the NO bowl for 10 dollars
Thought I saw that was for $10 off on tickets, not $10 tickets. Maybe I missed that.
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Re: Should we be happy with 18000?
Have to say that 18K sold through the school isn't too bad for this year. I hope we can improve on that number in the future. But, I'm sure the number of Cajun fans will be much more than that. I know of some Cajun fans in Lafayette that didn't like the fact that they couldn't pick out their seats, so they went through Ticketmaster. With some of the complaints I heard about the process, I wouldn't be surprised if the number of Cajun fans who did that is significant.
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CAJUNTODD44
Section 101 Row 23.............Endzone...hopefully will see the cajuns it it!!
A LOT!!!!
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Re: Should we be happy with 18000?
I have had a few friends call me in the last day or two asking if I had any spare tickets. I believe there will be 3-4000 tickets sold this week from people who have just recently decided to go to the game. I may be wrong
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Anybody know how many ticket sales are required to get the full amount for the bowl appearance?
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I bought off of stubhub, expect to see at least 1k from there
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OneChicagoCajun
I bought off of stubhub, expect to see at least 1k from there
Were you unaware that buying from the athletic dept directly benefits the cajuns or did you choose stub hub to be able to pick your own seats?
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Re: New Orleans Bowl: Where ya sitting at?
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CAJUN_LXA685
Got some new tickets from a sub we use. tickets are in section 335. Superdome shows that is the Saints side of the field, anyone know if that is the side of the field we will be on too?
Yes
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RCAJUN90
Not well. I saw a spot on WWL and it had a shot of Cajun cheerleaders for about a second. There also a billboard on I-10. Nothing on the sports casts thus far.
I have heard the opposite from friends and relatives in New Orleans. They have said there has been plenty of radio and TV promotion.
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CajunWave
too early to tell because of potential outside tickets, BUT 18k is definitely too low because there certainly are not 12k outside tickets purchased....here is the bowl attendance history (and I dont expect SDST to bring more than 2-4k).
It will be bad if we dont break their attendance record, this is a one time shot to show what we can do, and if southern miss proves to be the bigger draw, they will be taken over us in the future when they have 7 win years (compared to our 8/9 win years...) on the other hand if we consistently win 8/9 games that should be good enough for sun belt title most years anyway, so its moot point.
2001 27,004 Colorado State vs. North Texas
2002 19,024 North Texas vs. Cincinnati
2003 25,184 Memphis vs. North Texas
2004 27,253 Southern Miss vs. North Texas
2005 18,338 Southern Miss vs. Arkansas State
2006 26,423 Rice vs. Troy
2007 25,146 Florida Atlantic vs. Memphis
2008 30,197 Troy vs. Southern Miss
2009 30,228 Middle Tennessee vs. Southern Miss
2010 29,159 Ohio vs. Troy
18K advance sales, and USM v Troy only put 30K in there?
Let's see what happens.
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jllanclos
Anybody know how many ticket sales are required to get the full amount for the bowl appearance?
I believe, someone did the math and came up with at least 8334 tickets if they were all $60 each. So I'd say somewhere from 8,333-10,000 should have gotten us to the $500K mark. Everything beyond that is profit that we liekly split 50/50 with the bowl as well.
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axg8750
Were you unaware that buying from the athletic dept directly benefits the cajuns or did you choose stub hub to be able to pick your own seats?
I'm glad to give my money to the program, but if this is the way it will done in the future, I will buy from UL, then buy more tickets where I want to sit, and try to sell my first ones.
I picked up my tickets today, and originally ordered them with another group. We needed to add on to the order, and specifically asked that they be as close as possible to the first set. I was told that they would do everything they could to accomodate us, but when I picked up today, I learned that some tickets are in one endzone in the 2nd level, and the others on the 5th row of the first level...and of course, in the OTHER ENDZONE!! These tickets could not possibly be any further apart, and still be in the allotted "UL" sections.
Obviously, Im not very happy with the way this has turned out. I completely understand that there will be hiccups since this is the first time we've done this, but this is the least "fan friendly" thing I've ever seen.
Hopefully the game will be much smoother for the Cajuns than the ticket sales have been for the fans.
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Re: New Orleans Bowl: Where ya sitting at?
Section 144 Row 20 Seats 12,13,and 14
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andrepourciau
So far just me and you. Can you find others?
Where is the baton rouge cajun fan base???
Any updates?
ANYONE WANTING to join???
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Hammer58
I have heard the opposite from friends and relatives in New Orleans. They have said there has been plenty of radio and TV promotion.
I haven't seen but one TV promotion. Perhaps they have just hit it right or they regularly watch a different station for their news. I almost always watch WWL.
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CajunFun
18K advance sales, and USM v Troy only put 30K in there?
Let's see what happens.
That's 18K in advance from the UL TICKET OFFICE, if I understand correctly. I don't think that includes any sales from the other outlets including the Superdome, Ticketmaster, and SDSU. Certainly our sales will be the bulk of total sales, but I am looking forward to seeing how many butts are in the seats come gametime. I am hoping for somewhere in the mid- to high- 30's. Or more!
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Re: New Orleans Bowl: Where ya sitting at?
1st 4 in section 141 row 10 & 4 today in section 104 row 11