Future Ticket Prices

[Jacob81]

I’ve stated before. Me and my brother split a family 5 pack. General admission. Comes out to $84 a ticket for the season. Not excited about moving from upper deck to probably a corner somewhere. Might just have to up my tickets to the bench backs.

[cajun4life]

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

Yes the bottom 15 rows in the lower bowl don’t have great sight lines.

[cajun4life]

I’ve stated before. Me and my brother split a family 5 pack. General admission. Comes out to $84 a ticket for the season. Not excited about moving from upper deck to probably a corner somewhere. Might just have to up my tickets to the bench backs.

That’s kind of how I see it

[Duggie35]

It's probably not healthy to speculate and dwell on the likely price increases until accurate and firm pricing is released by the University. But all I know is that everything in my life is more expensive today than it was 3 - 4 years ago. I am certainly not delusional to think my ticket cost in 2025 will be the same as it was this season. I may not be able to sit where I do now, but I will certainly find a suitable location to park my rear end somewhere within the new stadium.

[Turbine]

It's probably not healthy to speculate and dwell on the likely price increases until accurate and firm pricing is released by the University. But all I know is that everything in my life is more expensive today than it was 3 - 4 years ago. I am certainly not delusional to think my ticket cost in 2025 will be the same as it was this season. I may not be able to sit where I do now, but I will certainly find a suitable location to park my rear end somewhere within the new stadium.

Agree

[Cajunsmike]

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 a team 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.

The non conference home basketball schedule has a regular season conference champion from a season ago (Youngstown) a team that won 23 games a season ago (Eastern Kentucky) and a team from the MAC that is likely to be decent. I agree that we should not have 2 non D1 games. One is plenty. On opening night last Monday, well over half the teams playing had a non D1 opponent. I also wish our MAC home game was in December vs Super Bowl Sunday in February. By the way, we paid for both Youngstown and EKU to come here. It should not be so disjointed next season as some of the area teams we have home and home deals with will be coming here. As far as football goes, my understanding is the 2100 figure quoted is for a couple, not an individual. Those will be mostly corporate tickets as was previously stated. Those mostly go to clients and employees of the businesses that purchase them. It does not affect pricing of people who want seats similar to what they have now.

[Big Poppa]

What makes every one think there won’t be plenty tickets at affordable prices? Not all seats will be in the luxurious club and suite levels we saw yesterday on the video.

[cajun4life]

What makes every one think there won’t be plenty tickets at affordable prices? Not all seats will be in the luxurious club and suite levels we saw yesterday on the video.

There will be affordable tickets.

[Louisiana84]

Every Wednesday for six weeks:

"LOUISIANA
My State
My School
My Team"

Exactly! Whoever came up with the "our town" thing should be fired. That is as stupid as the day is long. So, if you're from Opelousas or Abbeville, how do you feel a part of THAT?!?

[R1Letterman]

Oh hell yea

47 percent fee is good?

[R1Letterman]

That’s awesome!

Maybe the price of beer is actually less and 47pct of the cost is actually fees?

[jaxmc1023]

There will be affordable tickets.

Question is where? Are they going to sell bench-back seats for the same as the current GA price?

Are they going to reduce the number of GA tickets in an effort to reduce the number of people on the hill?

The language in all of their marketing so far is "premium this, luxury that".. Do you have 20-25k people looking for chair-back or bench-back pricing?