2006: UL vs T A&M

[Tuffguy21]

I asked on the other forum, but I was wondering, where can I get some tickets for this game that and sit with some other cajun fans. also, how much do these tickets run. According to the Texas AM website, it said that the tickets were like 50$ each, and I just have a hard time thinking that all their tickets are that expensive.

Thanks in advance,
Tuffguy

[Turbine]

CDeb is the guy to ask since he is at College Station these days. But he is also attending to a family members health concerns here at home so right now might not be the best time for him to help. ???

[CDeb]

I asked on the other forum, but I was wondering, where can I get some tickets for this game that and sit with some other cajun fans. also, how much do these tickets run. According to the Texas AM website, it said that the tickets were like 50$ each, and I just have a hard time thinking that all their tickets are that expensive.

Yup. They're that expensive. On the other hand, gameday at Kyle Field is quite unlike any other experience in college football. I highly encourage Cajun fans to make the trip. Plus, if you sit near me, I can tell you what the heck all those Aggie fans are yelling!

Now, it's entirely possible that they may have cut us a deal and we'll be able to sell them to our fans for less, but I doubt that will happen.

As far as sitting with the Cajun fans, you're going to have to buy the tickets that they send us, which means going through the Cajundome box office. Give them a call. It's probably Shivaun Bertrand's area. I did see that TAMU is putting single game tickets on sale August 1, so take that for what it's worth.

[CDeb]

CDeb is the guy to ask since he is at College Station these days. But he is also attending to a family members health concerns here at home so right now might not be the best time for him to help. ???

Still in College Station. Heading to Lafayette on Friday.

[jay bee]

When I attended the game in 2002, I purchased my tickets through the Cajun Dome box office. They were on the first level near the open section of the end-zone (near the cannon). The band was in the same section, but lower, and there were only Cajun fans in that section.

[CDeb]

When I attended the game in 2002, I purchased my tickets through the Cajun Dome box office. They were on the first level near the open section of the end-zone (near the cannon). The band was in the same section, but lower, and there were only Cajun fans in that section.

That's the usual visitor's section.

[TexAg77]

Yep! Our tickets are expensive but I think you will find that the Kyle Field experience is worth it. We usually give the visiting team the south end of the lower deck on the visitor's side. Not bad seats. But for the best area to "watch" football from, in my opinion, is up in the North Zone. You are up high and looking right down the field and can see the lanes open up, watch the pass routes develop, and can literally almost take in everything at once. I had season tickets there last year and if I can swing it will do it agin this year.

And even though it's a 6 o'clock kick off, it will still be hot as hell until the sun goes down so plan on bringing/buying lots of water.

[TheFan]

Yep! Our tickets are expensive but I think you will find that the Kyle Field experience is worth it. We usually give the visiting team the south end of the lower deck on the visitor's side. Not bad seats. But for the best area to "watch" football from, in my opinion, is up in the North Zone. You are up high and looking right down the field and can see the lanes open up, watch the pass routes develop, and can literally almost take in everything at once. I had season tickets there last year and if I can swing it will do it agin this year.

And even though it's a 6 o'clock kick off, it will still be hot as hell until the sun goes down so plan on bringing/buying lots of water.

Water? Cajuns bring beer.

[TexAg77]

Water? Cajuns bring beer.

Unfortunately that is not allowed in Kyle Field.

[CDeb]

Unfortunately that is not allowed in Kyle Field.

Yeah, it's not allowed in Cajun Field either, but that won't prevent you from finding plenty of people sloshed in the stands