Men’s Basketball Season Ticket Renewals Now Open

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Louisiana men's basketball season ticket renewal applications are now live.

The deadline to renew season tickets is August 30.

Fans interested in relocating seats can make their request through the renewal application.

Fans may purchase parking at the same time they renew their tickets.

As a reminder, there is a Champions Fund level requirement for each parking lot. After purchasing the parking pass, those who do not meet the level will be contacted by an RCAF representative.

CLICK HERE to RENEW

For questions, please contact the Louisiana Athletics Ticket Office at 337-482-4685 or tickets@louisiana.edu.
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How exciting for all 14 people.

I might have to get some of that $100 action. Just to get out the house, no expectations.

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Originally Posted by NCAA or BUST

I might have to get some of that $100 action. Just to get out the house, no expectations.

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Shoot, I was thinking the same thing. Might just buy a couple so that I can go to a few games if we happen to be in town.

Gotta feel for the people working at the ticket office on a day like this. It’s like the Black Friday of ticketing.

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Originally Posted by NCAA or BUST

I might have to get some of that $100 action. Just to get out the house, no expectations.

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Buy the cheapest ticket, and then just sit anywhere you want. The odds of being in someone's seat is extremely low.

Not very happy with this renewal. We were told they were separating the RCAF Champion ship fund from the ticket purchases. So I paid the Championship fund for basketball (and all other sports) separately, $120. Get the renewal and low and behold, there is Donation fee for each ticket, $280. So last year I paid $525.5 for my two tickets, with the champion fund, this year its $650....not a happy camper!

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Originally Posted by GreatestStory

Buy the cheapest ticket, and then just sit anywhere you want. The odds of being in someone's seat is extremely low.

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They’ll lose money to staff enough people to keep you in your seats.

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Originally Posted by Jacob81

They’ll lose money to staff enough people to keep you in your seats.

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oh, they gonna staff for that

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Originally Posted by RCFan

Not very happy with this renewal. We were told they were separating the RCAF Champion ship fund from the ticket purchases. So I paid the Championship fund for basketball (and all other sports) separately, $120. Get the renewal and low and behold, there is Donation fee for each ticket, $280. So last year I paid $525.5 for my two tickets, with the champion fund, this year its $650....not a happy camper!

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Just based upon supply and demand, shouldn't they avoid any price increases? This inflation economy has made money tight for everyone, both families and the athletic dept. C'mon athletic dept., be creative... offer a six Saturday night games family 6 pack of tickets deal. Let fans pick the dates. Family of four goes, each kid brings a friend. Or six loud, boisterous old school guys attend, doesn't matter. Doubtful you'll siphon off many season ticket holders for all home games. Attendance has crashed, try new things. Seems like there's nothing to lose unless you do the same promotions that aren't working.

The $100 dollar option looks enticing.

Ok, RCAF just called and they explained that the increases for each sport/ticket in the Champion fund fee - (Sport) was to cover funds that the main Champion fund fee provided. Their thinking was that most folks will not be contributing to the "Champions Fund" to meet certain levels for parking etc. and therefore needed to increase per sport champion fund contributions. They are going to use the money I contributed to the "Champion Fund" to cover the increases so that my net payment will not increase.

Happy they are trying to make things work.

Love hearing good news to valid questions.

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Originally Posted by RCFan

Ok, RCAF just called and they explained that the increases for each sport/ticket in the Champion fund fee - (Sport) was to cover funds that the main Champion fund fee provided. Their thinking was that most folks will not be contributing to the "Champions Fund" to meet certain levels for parking etc. and therefore needed to increase per sport champion fund contributions. They are going to use the money I contributed to the "Champion Fund" to cover the increases so that my net payment will not increase.

Happy they are trying to make things work.

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I may need to call them. My current "Champion Fund" donation is 2,200 and my seat champion fund cost still says I owe 1,600 (4 tickets X $400).

I never have had season basketball tickets, just go to a few games a year, just always have had football season tickets, but $100 to sit anywhere I want at every game is a hell of a deal!!!

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Originally Posted by UL_Cajuns

I never have had season basketball tickets, just go to a few games a year, just always have had football season tickets, but $100 to sit anywhere I want at every game is a hell of a deal!!!

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See what's happening here? People are actively buying tickets when you address the customer needs correctly.

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Originally Posted by GreatestStory

Buy the cheapest ticket, and then just sit anywhere you want. The odds of being in someone's seat is extremely low.

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Unfortunately, there are more security personnel than fans in the Dome for basketball games. They are there primarily to check tickets and keep anyone from moving into a section that they do not have a ticket for. I would imagine any amount of money being made is spent on the vast amount of needless security. Another way to discourage fans from attending. (This actually applies to all UL venues now).

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Originally Posted by fpc4life99

I may need to call them. My current "Champion Fund" donation is 2,200 and my seat champion fund cost still says I owe 1,600 (4 tickets X $400).

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i spoke with brandon. he told me if my champions fund contribution wasn't already covering my other tickets, then he would be able to move the money to cover it. I would give him a call if i were you.

So wait - I'm confused - Champions Fund per tix requirement can be satisfied by the "old" Annual Fund contribution - as long as the Annual Fund contribution is enough to cover all season tickets held across all sports?

This replaces the PSD? OR - is in addition to the PSD?

If you ever wanted to sit Courtside, and be Jack Nicholson, now's the time to make your move.

Nah, I'm good.

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So wait - I'm confused - Champions Fund per tix requirement can be satisfied by the "old" Annual Fund contribution - as long as the Annual Fund contribution is enough to cover all season tickets held across all sports?

This replaces the PSD? OR - is in addition to the PSD?

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If I understand the other post, it sounds like your total contribution to the Champions fund will cover the PSD as long as it's the full amount. You would only be responsible for the difference. I'll reach out to see what they say.

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Originally Posted by babysitter

How exciting for all 14 people.

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16. Sounds like they snagged a couple with the 100 dollar option. LoL

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Originally Posted by BabbForHeisman

Shoot, I was thinking the same thing. Might just buy a couple so that I can go to a few games if we happen to be in town.

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Just make sure you bring $100 with you to each game if you want a beer and food

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If I understand the other post, it sounds like your total contribution to the Champions fund will cover the PSD as long as it's the full amount. You would only be responsible for the difference. I'll reach out to see what they say.

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That would be a positive... For those that itemize... Champions Fund/Annual fund is/was tax deductible... PSD is not tax deductible as a charitable contribution...