Lady Cajuns headed to backyard regional in Baton Rouge

[Crowley Cajun]

Tournament ticket booklets are available on line at www.lsusports.net.
Single game tickets aren't on sale yet.

No reason why you shouldn't be able to get tickets.

BOP. I found this paragraph interesting in that article on LSUsports.net.

Quote:
"Fans can purchase tickets for the NCAA Regional Tournament online at LSUsports.net. All-Session tickets are $40 for adults and $25 for youth under 12 years of age. The all-session tickets are good for every game of the regional tournament. Seat locations will be assigned at a later date in the order in which the tickets were purchased. All tickets must be picked up at will call with a valid ID beginning on Wednesday, May 17."

In the last statement in that paragraph, am I understanding it right? Unless you drive to BR on Wednesday and pick up your tickets, you're pretty much out of luck, unless you drive on gameday, and that is not a guarantee in getting tickets either, unless the university knows that there will be a sufficient amount of tickets available. I understand that they can't mail tickets because of the time factor, but wouldn't it have been better to use possibly Ticketmaster or send the university more tickets? Now, my second question is, do all universities do it the way LSU is doing it or is done this way on purpose to make it as difficult as possible for opposing team fans to attend? Do you remember if UL did it this way when they hosted in the past? Just curious.

[El Sidonio]

it's not as bad as you think. If you can't pick up tickets during the week, you can pick them up at the gate when the games start each day.

God Bless

GEAUX UL SOFTBALL!!!!

[BirdofParadise]

BOP. I found this paragraph interesting in that article on LSUsports.net.

Quote:
"Fans can purchase tickets for the NCAA Regional Tournament online at LSUsports.net. All-Session tickets are $40 for adults and $25 for youth under 12 years of age. The all-session tickets are good for every game of the regional tournament. Seat locations will be assigned at a later date in the order in which the tickets were purchased. All tickets must be picked up at will call with a valid ID beginning on Wednesday, May 17."

In the last statement in that paragraph, am I understanding it right? Unless you drive to BR on Wednesday and pick up your tickets, you're pretty much out of luck, unless you drive on gameday, and that is not a guarantee in getting tickets either, unless the university knows that there will be a sufficient amount of tickets available. I understand that they can't mail tickets because of the time factor, but wouldn't it have been better to use possibly Ticketmaster or send the university more tickets? Now, my second question is, do all universities do it the way LSU is doing it or is done this way on purpose to make it as difficult as possible for opposing team fans to attend? Do you remember if UL did it this way when they hosted in the past? Just curious.

You REALLY misread that. Tickets can be picked up BEGINNING Wednesday. They don't have to be picked up then. If you bought em, they are yours, and you can get them at will call on Gameday.

[Crowley Cajun]

Make note to self. Get eyesight checked!