New Parking Sections at the Tigue

[DannyP]

We also (did) tailgate many Saturdays and Sundays for baseball. $5k to park in the grass is absurd! That lot was maybe 10% of capasity. Meanwhile, we've got to go to "Scott" to grill and throw the ball (no interest in doing that on asphalt or crushed limestone)

[cajun_lannister]

We also (did) tailgate many Saturdays and Sundays for baseball. $5k to park in the grass is absurd! That lot was maybe 10% of capasity. Meanwhile, we've got to go to "Scott" to grill and throw the ball (no interest in doing that on asphalt or crushed limestone)

Welcome to success want to be a big time program got to act like one

[DannyP]

Welcome to success want to be a big time program got to act like one

I welcome success and the increased revenue it brings. The university/RCAF needs to revisit the supply and demand curves (much like basketball concessions).
Perhaps $5k will be the right number in 10 years, but it's way wrong today! Lower the cost and see the total revenue rise. It ain't rocket surgery!

[CajunDreDog]

Can anyone bring an RV to tailgate for baseball if they park in general lots? Is it free?

[CajunT]

I welcome success and the increased revenue it brings. The university/RCAF needs to revisit the supply and demand curves (much like basketball concessions).
Perhaps $5k will be the right number in 10 years, but it's way wrong today! Lower the cost and see the total revenue rise. It ain't rocket surgery!

We all have a choice to pay for certain levels of support, or not. Right now, I can't spend the extra money to sit in the Club House. The perks are there for those that are willing to pay for them and when the ones I pay for become cost prohibitive, I will no longer pay for them. But in the meantime, I'm not going to complain about the perks I can't pay for today, they are necessary for the growth of the program.

[LifeTimeCajun]

Welcome to success want to be a big time program got to act like one

Need to play like one on the field if they wants us to pay like one.

[DannyP]

We all have a choice to pay for certain levels of support, or not. Right now, I can't spend the extra money to sit in the Club House. The perks are there for those that are willing to pay for them and when the ones I pay for become cost prohibitive, I will no longer pay for them. But in the meantime, I'm not going to complain about the perks I can't pay for today, they are necessary for the growth of the program.

this is not complicated. I don't disagree with you, or the premise in general. But they missed the target terribly. There is no question. Look at the lot, and look how much they're leaving on the table.
And as our friend John says, if you disagree with me you're wrong!

[RaginScotsman]

Soccer at the track and field complex made things bad. I parked further away today than I’ve ever had for a baseball game. I showed up at first pitch though. It was cool. Keep making money. This is a good move.

At the end of the game, I still made my way through parking lot traffic and shot out to to the exit on a Congress closest to Cajun Dome Blvd, were I was the only one waiting. Probably saved 10 minutes of my life.

[KajunKrazy]

We also (did) tailgate many Saturdays and Sundays for baseball. $5k to park in the grass is absurd! That lot was maybe 10% of capasity. Meanwhile, we've got to go to "Scott" to grill and throw the ball (no interest in doing that on asphalt or crushed limestone)

Agree. They really messed up tailgating. In my opinion baseball doesn't need parking passes. This is from someone with a b pass and Loge box suite.

[KajunKrazy]

this is not complicated. I don't disagree with you, or the premise in general. But they missed the target terribly. There is no question. Look at the lot, and look how much they're leaving on the table.
And as our friend John Moon says, if you disagree with me you're wrong!

No they didn't. Look at all the cars outside of the lots A and B. The whole idea is to make them want to park closer and therefore join the RCAF. Which is the real motivation behind reserved lots. They know exactly what they are doing.