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We regret to inform you that all available season ticket inventory has been sold through the baseball seat selection process. Your appointment will be canceled as the process has concluded.

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91poohah said:

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Don't get too excited. Not a lot of great options currently.

205 has one pair, 206 has one single, 207 has a single, a pair, and a group of 3.

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Realistically, what priority point rank would one need to get into the park (3rd base bleachers or berm)?

Hearne_Ag said:

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91poohah said:

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Don't get too excited. Not a lot of great options currently.

205 has one pair, 206 has one single, 207 has a single, a pair, and a group of 3.

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Realistically, what priority point rank would one need to get into the park (3rd base bleachers or berm)?

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I'm guessing not far below 2500

deh40 said:

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Hearne_Ag said:

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91poohah said:

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Don't get too excited. Not a lot of great options currently.

205 has one pair, 206 has one single, 207 has a single, a pair, and a group of 3.

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Realistically, what priority point rank would one need to get into the park (3rd base bleachers or berm)?

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I'm guessing not far below 2500

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How much is that in money $60k-$100k?

About $130k in lifetime giving would put you around 2000 on ppt list. Wherever you currently are on the list you can calculate the difference needed to get there. There is a calculator in your 12th man account in the ppt section.

Thank you!

My daughter got the last pairs in the 3rd baseline bleachers at rank #2810 this year. That's about 3670 points needed for that ranking. Not sure I'd trust that number as a gauge every year, but only single seats remained after she selected earlier this week.

Thank you, long ways from where I'm from, but will keep pushing!

The covid multiplier was a benefit to me gaining priority points. They were willing to give 2-3X points if they could keep the donations vs refunding them.

Money and season ticket history. You are not entitled to a discount because you can attend more games

I would agree…. This all much better than the old way of getting season tickets.

I get a chuckle out of the the woe is me, loyalty is ignored cry.

The priority point system is much much better that the old first come first serve system.

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May i ask how one should measure loyalty?

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… 10 years, 15 years, 20 years, xx years of season tics with a sport.

So because you are older, you are more loyal?


So a class of'20 Aggie is no way possible as loyal as a class of '80 Aggie?

I mean the '20 Aggie could not possibly have season tickets as long as the '80 Aggie. So no way is he as loyal? Is that what your saying?

Loyalty = money

It's why the term is priority as opposed to loyalty

If a class of '20 can put up the equality of what another has done in x amount of years - their "loyalty" is the same

Amen

BBQ said:

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So because you are older, you are more loyal?


So a class of'20 Aggie is no way possible as loyal as a class of '80 Aggie?

I mean the '20 Aggie could not possibly have season tickets as long as the '80 Aggie. So no way is he as loyal? Is that what you're saying?

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It's not a just matter of age however it is reality … 25 years as a Bb season ticket holder is almost 20 more years of Loyalty in the form of season tickets purchased, games attended, and team support than your '20 Aggie could have mustered.

Why not reward Loyal Season Ticket Holders per sport … not just $$$ spent or donated, but for physical and personal attendance … "scanned usage" of purchased season tickets.

I never said that Priority Points bought and paid for or Priority Points earned in total should be replaced by a Sports Loyalty factor … I commented the loyalty to a sport receives "no consideration" or in other words Loyalty to a Sport is not rewarded beyond just the purchase of the sport's season tic package.

rrtodds said:

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BBQ said:

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So because you are older, you are more loyal?


So a class of'20 Aggie is no way possible as loyal as a class of '80 Aggie?

I mean the '20 Aggie could not possibly have season tickets as long as the '80 Aggie. So no way is he as loyal? Is that what you're saying?

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It's not a just matter of age however it is reality … 25 years as a Bb season ticket holder is almost 20 more years of Loyalty in the form of season tickets purchased, games attended, and team support than your '20 Aggie could have mustered.

Why not reward Loyal Season Ticket Holders per sport … not just $$$ spent or donated, but for physical and personal attendance … "scanned usage" of purchased season tickets.

I never said that Priority Points bought and paid for or Priority Points earned in total should be replaced by a Sports Loyalty factor … I commented the loyalty to a sport receives "no consideration" or in other words Loyalty to a Sport is not rewarded beyond just the purchase of the sport's season tic package.

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Would I get credit for loyalty if I gave my tickets to my neighbor and my tickets got scanned?

Why not? A loyal fan's seat is actively used. Butts in the seats is better than paid-for empty seats.

Lots of Ags "have" season tics belonging to someone else. Lots would like to have sea tics on their own or second hand, but can't.

I'm surprised Bjork's/12th Man stadium wide required 12th man seat donation didn't free up more seats this year.