University of New Hampshire raised their ticket prices to $16 reserved and
$12 reserved prior to the 98-99 season. Season tix and regular season tix
are the same price, except that you can only get season tix through Ticket
Master, which charges a small "handling fee." Students are "free," but they
all have to pay a mandatory $500 athletic fee as part of their tuition. And
there are only a limited number of general admission tickets reserved for
students.
There was a lot of grumbling, especially among season ticket holders, when
the prices went up, but the Whittemore Center is sold out for the whole
season at this point, so I wouldn't be surprised to see prices go up again
next season.
George Downing UNH -92
Terri Downing UNH '95
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From: Joe Makowiec <[log in to unmask]>
To: <[log in to unmask]>
Sent: Friday, November 05, 1999 10:45 AM
Subject: Ticket Prices
> Ok - someone asked for participation:
>
> I recently bought tickets for a couple of road games. Normally, I don't
> pay too much attention to individual game prices, as we have season seats
> in the RPI Field House. Saint Lawrence wasn't out of line at $9, and it
> was pre-printed on the ticket. But Clarkson whacked $12, and the price
was
> printed on the ticket by the ticket printer (ie, it wasn't fixed).
>
> RPI's regular seats are under nine bucks; is Clarkson kidding? According
> to their website, students are free, unreserved seats are $7, and reserved
> seats are $12. What are other teams charging?
>
> Joe
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