For those that have been able to go in and buy single game tickets, how has the availability looked and when were you able to buy?
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for those of us who don't know, are general admission tickets still available on per game basis?
I just picked up tickets for opening night and 5/7.
We just purchased 4 for LSU in the bleachers for whole weekend. Sparse, but some were available.
BTW, just thankful to get my seat in the stadium - driving in from Nashville for this!
BTW, just thankful to get my seat in the stadium - driving in from Nashville for this!
I was able to get six this morning for the Saturday LSU game. GA, SRO or lawn. That inventory is now gone as I understand it.
LSU Saturday is still available in GA/SRO/Lawn.
The most interesting dynamic of this buying season are the nice seats freed up presumably through sales of the 18-game plans.
Today, you can buy lower level seats above the dugouts for some of the non-conference games. Granted, they are $40/seat, but this is inventory that has not been available on the primary market in years.
The most interesting dynamic of this buying season are the nice seats freed up presumably through sales of the 18-game plans.
Today, you can buy lower level seats above the dugouts for some of the non-conference games. Granted, they are $40/seat, but this is inventory that has not been available on the primary market in years.
Is 12thManMobile.com the place to go for single game tickets?
I went there and it says donation to be added to seat price.
How much does that cost?
I went there and it says donation to be added to seat price.
How much does that cost?
GIJOE said:
Is 12thManMobile.com the place to go for single game tickets?
I went there and it says donation to be added to seat price.
How much does that cost?
It's clear when you click to buy. Looks like donation is $10-$15/seat on reserved.
That sounds like a low donation and therefore fair!Bullpen Chias said:GIJOE said:
Is 12thManMobile.com the place to go for single game tickets?
I went there and it says donation to be added to seat price.
How much does that cost?
It's clear when you click to buy. Looks like donation is $10-$15/seat on reserved.
For those that have gone in and purchased already, what were the prices for GA/SRO and then reserved seats for non-conference games and conference games.
Thanks!
Thanks!
Weekends (SEC and Non-Conference)
- Reserved $43 ($25 ticket + $15 donation + $3 fee)
- Reserved Bleacher $27 ($15 ticket + $10 donation + $2 fee)
- Lawn/GA/SRO $17 ($15 ticket + $2 fee)
Non-Power 5 Tuesday
- Reserved $17 ($12 ticket + $3 donation + $2 fee)
- Reserved Bleacher $14 ($10 ticket + $2 donation + $2 fee)
- Lawn/GA/SRO $10 ($8 ticket + $2 fee)
sips
- Sold Out
- Reserved $43 ($25 ticket + $15 donation + $3 fee)
- Reserved Bleacher $27 ($15 ticket + $10 donation + $2 fee)
- Lawn/GA/SRO $17 ($15 ticket + $2 fee)
Non-Power 5 Tuesday
- Reserved $17 ($12 ticket + $3 donation + $2 fee)
- Reserved Bleacher $14 ($10 ticket + $2 donation + $2 fee)
- Lawn/GA/SRO $10 ($8 ticket + $2 fee)
sips
- Sold Out
Are you a robot? What is this?
Remind me how GA works…been awhile.
Just got 3 GA tickets for LSU Friday night at a reasonable price. What time would I need to be at the stadium to be able to have a seat in Section 202 or 203? This is my son's (7) first baseball game and I want to be able to see what's happening.
Just got 3 GA tickets for LSU Friday night at a reasonable price. What time would I need to be at the stadium to be able to have a seat in Section 202 or 203? This is my son's (7) first baseball game and I want to be able to see what's happening.
I personally would be in line 15 minutes before the gates open.
Honestly, if this is real important to you, I'd look hard between now and then for reserved seats on the secondary, lock some up, and sell your GA.
I still have nightmares from a sip game in the early 90s where I waited in line all day to get in, got locked out, and then had to jump a fence to get into Mt. Aggie to watch the game.
The police eventually escorted me off of Mt. Aggie in about the 9th inning.
I still have nightmares from a sip game in the early 90s where I waited in line all day to get in, got locked out, and then had to jump a fence to get into Mt. Aggie to watch the game.
The police eventually escorted me off of Mt. Aggie in about the 9th inning.
Sea Pony 07 said:
I personally would be in line 15 minutes before the gates open.
That should be fine for this game but other conference Friday night games I'd say 30-45 minutes before.
reminder that single game tickets went on sale to the general public.