Anyone getting extra presale playoff tickets? I was wondering what kind of availability there is after us season ticket holders received ours. I have multiple Aggie co-workers that want to go, but are not season ticket holders. I am trying to get them an idea what might be available for the public sale tomorrow.

I just completed buying 2 extras. Both end zones upper level has some seats. Only singles left on 3rd deck and very few of those. Hope this helps.

All gone.

My pre-sale window never even opened.

They screwed up, gave people the opportunity to buy too many tickets. Everyone maxed out so they could flip them.

big mollie said:

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I just completed buying 2 extras. Both end zones upper level has some seats. Only singles left on 3rd deck and very few of those. Hope this helps.

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I was going to buy four thru the 12th Man at 3pm and drive twelve hours to the game, but I won't buy a single ticket on seatgeek. My kid got accepted for next fall and really wanted to go, but oh well. They have thousands for sale at $400 plus per ticket. We will just watch it on TV.

Me and 10 of my friends bought 4 each. I'll start the bidding at $500 a ticket

My best friend is a Gig' Em Pass holder, but his presale window never opened because the tickets were sold out before he could even purchase presale tickets at 4 PM. The 12th Man Foundation screwed up by allowing up to 8 tickets per person. Most season ticket holders, donors, and students bought the maximum 8 tickets to make a big profit on extra tickets. The 12th Man Foundation should have set the limit to 4 tickets per person and allocated at least 5,000 tickets for the 4 PM presale window.

I'd agree with this as these were extra tickets. We already had our regular seats, so these were additional, I think 4 is more than generous. My window opened at 2:00 pm and I got skunked, The few tickets left were gobbled up before I could even click on them

I lucked out and had a buddy in the 1 o clock window grab 3 tickets for me and my two kids. Ended up in the Zone.

It's a shame some are using this as an opportunity to gouge, but capitalism is a thing.

Good luck and hopefully the asking price for these tickets come down to a more affordable level.

Iraq2xVeteran said:

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My best friend is a Gig' Em Pass holder, but his presale window never opened because the tickets were sold out before he could even purchase presale tickets at 4 PM. The 12th Man Foundation screwed up by allowing up to 8 tickets per person. Most season ticket holders, donors, and students bought the maximum 8 tickets to make a big profit on extra tickets. The 12th Man Foundation should have set the limit to 4 tickets per person and allocated at least 5,000 tickets for the 4 PM presale window.

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Why? They had consumers.

Some of you must've not had Econmics classes.

Limit of four would have been fine. Same
number as number of season tickets you have would been better than this.

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Most season ticket holders, donors, and students bought the maximum 8 tickets to make a big profit on extra tickets

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Not true. Not even close. There were only a few thousand tickets available. They did not sell out in the first 4,000 (although it was close). So you're actually talking about an average of one extra ticket ticket purchased per donor.

just wait until private equity gets involved

12thMan9 said:

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Iraq2xVeteran said:

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My best friend is a Gig' Em Pass holder, but his presale window never opened because the tickets were sold out before he could even purchase presale tickets at 4 PM. The 12th Man Foundation screwed up by allowing up to 8 tickets per person. Most season ticket holders, donors, and students bought the maximum 8 tickets to make a big profit on extra tickets. The 12th Man Foundation should have set the limit to 4 tickets per person and allocated at least 5,000 tickets for the 4 PM presale window.

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Why? They had consumers.

Some of you must've not had Econmics classes.

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