Future Ticket Prices

[R1Letterman]

You have a propensity to credit words not said to others.

I said the opposite and am in total agreement with Ragin9221

What was the banner on the intro page to RP
Our town
Our team
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Something like that? Not Our townS

[R1Letterman]

This is for PREMIUM seating. It doesn’t have to do with the rest of the “old stadium”. There’s 524 club seats. Of course they will be at a premium. The one time donation to be able to sit up there is what is helping fund the stadium. But everyone is gonna run with they’re jacking up EVERYONE’S ticket prices. That’s where there’s a disconnect.

Do those people have a separate way in?

[RedTails]

Their entire business model, college athletics as a whole, is wrong. But it’s especially wrong for smaller programs like ourselves.

Increase in pricing equals a decrease in tickets sold, lost revenue. Less tickets sold, less concessions sold, another loss in revenue.

I understand the need for increasing the money coming in, but that should be done by increasing attendance and RCAF members. Not by gouging the core we currently have.

Right now, 2 seats in UD2 on the 47 yard line cost $1000 per year including the RCAF donation. According to you, the same two seats will cost $4200 at a minimum. This displacing 20 year ticket holders.

Club seating will be 90% business owned.

In the past you have said you're fine with being priced out as long as you're given the chance to buy tickets in the new upper deck. Sounds like you will be given that chance. I know it sucks for the folks that have been watching games in the UD forever, but I hope you all give the lower bowl seats a chance when it's time to make a decision.

I don't know if it would work financially, but perhaps the admin could offer an olive branch for UD season ticket holders that have had season tickets for 5+ years to waive the one-time seat fee.

[Turbine]

What was the banner on the intro page to RP
Our town
Our team
Our school
Something like that? Not Our townS

Every Wednesday for six weeks:

"LOUISIANA
My State
My School
My Team"

[cajun4life]

In the past you have said you're fine with being priced out as long as you're given the chance to buy tickets in the new upper deck. Sounds like you will be given that chance. I know it sucks for the folks that have been watching games in the UD forever, but I hope you all give the lower bowl seats a chance when it's time to make a decision.

I don't know if it would work financially, but perhaps the admin could offer an olive branch for UD season ticket holders that have had season tickets for 5+ years to waive the one-time seat fee.

I am ok, provided the opportunity will be there. Which it appears to be.

I’m not speaking particularly about myself, as I have attended less and less since my kids aren’t into sports. They enjoy the outdoors and vacations way more.

But, 1 club level ticket will cost you $2100 at a minimum. If the per game ticket pricing ($80-$120) I’ve heard is true and the seat licensing fee. That’s not including how much you have to give just to have enough points to purchase.

[old alum]

But, 1 club level ticket will cost you $2100 at a minimum..

I don't care how you get to that $2100, if we play six home games, that person is paying $350 a home game, or (should we keep our current head coach) $700+/- per home victory.

$350/game to watch the Cajuns play the home side of Sunbelt Conference Schedule is nothing short of ridiculous unless they bring you a steak dinner during the game and have an open bar for season ticket holders.

This administration does not intend on bringing us up to a higher level. Just look at the 23-24 home basketball schedule.

[CajunRebel]

I’ll bet a lot of money that even if there is a moderate price increase, season ticket sales will still go up dramatically. It is just a matter of supply and demand. Everyone wants to sit on the West side, and will REALLY want to sit there once the new stadium is completed. Once the West side capacity is reduced, the only way to guarantee a spot on that side is to buy season tickets.

I would expect them to raise prices on the West side, but I’d be shocked if they raise prices for general admission.

[Million$Mullet]

Are they going to lower the playing surface?

No they are knocking out the first 9 rows or so.

[cajun4life]

No they are knocking out the first 9 rows or so.

Thank goodness. Those were bad seats.

[cajun4life]

I’ll bet a lot of money that even if there is a moderate price increase, season ticket sales will still go up dramatically. It is just a matter of supply and demand. Everyone wants to sit on the West side, and will REALLY want to sit there once the new stadium is completed. Once the West side capacity is reduced, the only way to guarantee a spot on that side is to buy season tickets.

I would expect them to raise prices on the West side, but I’d be shocked if they raise prices for general admission.

We sold 7500 season tickets. What are you considering to be dramatic?

[cajunref]

Thank goodness. Those were bad seats.

I believe that would be the top 9 rows looking at the pictures ot the current 9 bottom rows if interpret your comment correctly.

[cajunref]

Thank goodness. Those were bad seats.

I believe that would be the top 9 rows looking at the pictures ot the current 9 bottom rows if interpret your comment correctly.