Kingbish01
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Indiana could have that place packed with 99.7% of their fans....and it won't help them on the field. ND by 20+ lfg
Lesson learned, should have limited it to 4 tickets max in the lottery.Ticket prices keep dropping. ND fans are selling out. There will be more Indiana fans there than there should.
Yeah. Very few people need eight tickets for a game like this. Eight tickets is for when you’re bringing the whole fan-dam-ily for a sunny day in September against some G5.Lesson learned, should have limited it to 4 tickets max in the lottery.
Here’s the thing — this is a once-in-a-lifetime thing for IU *and* it’s drivable.Just because people are selling doesn’t mean it’s Indiana getting them I’m assuming by it will be 30% IU fans
Penn State didn’t even sell out its student allotment, I saw.At the end of the day, the problem is ND fans. The athletic department can only do so much, here. Other major programs fans don't sell out.
lmao watched Home Alone last nightGiven that it's Christmas, I want the video entrance to start with the stadium lights off. Suddenly the video board lights up and you see Buzz McCallister's face...
"You guys ever hear of the South Bend Shovel Slayer?"
Nah that was either a Ticketmaster glitch or a conspiracy depending on who you believe. Lots of students report putting in for the allotment and getting denied.Penn State didn’t even sell out its student allotment, I saw.
The problem is that South Bend (the city) can't support night games. There's not enough hotel inventory. ND fans and alumni in Chicago can easily attend afternoon games because they can get back home at a decent hour. When *literally everybody* attending the game is going to need a hotel room for at least one night, possibly two, the logistics are a lot harder.Bloomington is about 3.5 hours away, and Indianapolis is 2.5 hours away. How many ND fans live within a 2.5 hour radius? Are there really not enough ND fans in greater SB/Chicago/Ohio/Michigan to fill an 80k seat stadium?
Answering only for myself, because they make you request the tickets BEFORE they tell you the date and time of the game. Saturday afternoon I would have needed 8. Saturday evening I would have needed 6 or 8. We got the Friday game and now all of a sudden I only need 2. But I had to commit to the lottery before the schedule was announced with no option to say "oh it's Friday? In that case I only need 2 and you can release the other 6."And why are fans requesting 8 tickets if they aren't going to use all 8?
Big dog, many flights are *sold out* as in, "there isn't a flight to be had no matter how rich you are."If you can't afford a flight then don't request the tickets.
So catch me up on this logic.Eight tickets is for when you’re bringing the whole fan-dam-ily for a sunny day in September against some G5.
This will not be that.
I can't say because I've never been (you would probably know based on name), but Penn State is really not equipped for these last minute plans. Columbus is a bigger city, South Bend is near Indianapolis and Chicago, Austin is a big city. Penn State is deep in the heart of Pennsyltucky. I guess the other costs keep their ticket prices deflated compared to those two.Tickets are still over $600 all in to get in guys. Acting like it’s $100 like PSU
I'm not following you on the charter jet stuff. Very few ND alums I know have that kind of cash. But my point isn't even about the money.So catch me up on this logic.
I'm allegedly so rich that I can afford to charter a private jet to South Bend, and book a $3,000 per night suite at the Morris Inn, and charter a private driver to shuttle me around town for three days, but I'm not so rich that I might want to take my kids and my parents to a playoff game if I'm able to get tickets at face value?
I'm fine with season ticket holders getting more, because season tickets imply they live close. Alumni should have really been two tickets max, maybe 4. Giving these tickets to people spread around the country moreso than every other playoff team was asking for this. Of course, that spread will help fill more of the bowls.
I don’t think they know for the most part. Highest bidder I assume.Sold to other ND fans or they sold out for top dollar online?
Yeah, I don’t think the ability for alumni/donors to get 8 is an issue. Season ticket count + 12 might be.So catch me up on this logic.
I'm allegedly so rich that I can afford to charter a private jet to South Bend, and book a $3,000 per night suite at the Morris Inn, and charter a private driver to shuttle me around town for three days, but I'm not so rich that I might want to take my kids and my parents to a playoff game if I'm able to get tickets at face value?
Mine were in hand and transfer completed on Thursday. I think a lot of the SeatGeek listings said the 19th.
Mine were from stubhub, said the 19th as well, but I got them on the 12th.Correct. Stubhub confirmation says by the 19th as well. At this point, I'm just crossing my fingers. I don't like buying third party.
Mine were from stubhub, said the 19th as well, but I got them on the 12th.