Yep

I live waaaayy out of town and unfortunately can't make any games. But I was wondering, does the ticket office/system allow season ticket sharing? Meaning can 2 or 3 people share season seats? Seems like a simple solution if they make it easy to share. Treat each party as an owner, instead of only one person who has to manage the others. Of course, the individuals still have to divvy up the games.

SmackDaddy said:

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Prices went up something like 15% to 20% this year and nobody blinked.

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Part of that is the lock in (without using a tradable personal seat license)…you lose your place in line if you step out of line.

They did start offering up the smaller packages (18 game?), but I do not know how many buy them since they do not appear to be cost effective vs season tickets.

BQ_90 said:

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Underdog91 said:

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I live waaaayy out of town and unfortunately can't make any games. But I was wondering, does the ticket office/system allow season ticket sharing? Meaning can 2 or 3 people share season seats? Seems like a simple solution if they make it easy to share. Treat each party as an owner, instead of only one person who has to manage the others. Of course, the individuals still have to divvy up the games.

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Why would,they waste their time on that when they pretty much sell out of season tickets

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Valid point. I was thinking that if they can get more people engaged at a lesser level those same people could always move higher at some point.

tamc93 said:

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They did start offering up the smaller packages (18 game?), but I do not know how many buy them since they do not appear to be cost effective vs season tickets.

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Thank you. I'm sure these are also general admission seats too? I don't see how premium seats could go this path.

I see where you are coming from, but they are already selling out the available season tickets.

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Thank you. It would be a demand management tracking tool to measure and go after new or potential season ticket holders, especially when considering seating capacity for stadium expansion.

It could potentially be a useful tool. Keep in mind there a ton of people who have asking to be put on a waiting list since we entered the SEC.

The main thing they need to clarify is the points are never transferable and expire on spouse death irrevocably. Otherwise they lose control over their racket.

greg.w.h said:

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The main thing they need to clarify is the points are never transferable and expire on spouse death irrevocably. Otherwise they lose control over their racket.

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Funny you should say that... We joined a friend with extra tickets in 110 quite a bit last year. We met the widow of a former professor that had passed, and she was quite proud of the fact she got to keep his 4 or 5 comp'd tickets and loved that she had plenty of space around her for those really crowded games.

They could charge even more if they figured out how to do it. That's the incentive. I bet they could get 1.6x the
revenue per seat.