froggopher
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Hi all down there in Irishland. Us Gopher and Notre Dame fans in Minneapolis want to drive down for a game. Is it best to check out stubhub or just trust the scalpers? Thanks in advance.
ND tickets for home games?
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They officially go on sale July 27th.
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Just know the section of the stadium.
I suggest your bring a seating map along with you if you shop scalpers.
froggopher
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ND tickets.............
ND tickets.............
Thanks for the advice for tickets. Also, did Notre Dame add on to their stadium in the last few years? Coulda swore they were going to add on. Thanks again. Randy-Minneapolis,MN
ND tickets.............
Thanks for the advice for tickets. Also, did Notre Dame add on to their stadium in the last few years? Coulda swore they were going to add on. Thanks again. Randy-Minneapolis,MN
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1997. So not really in the last few years...
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saw alot of tickets around the town last year.. i got mine from a guy in south bend section 1 really great tickets i pay him a little extra but get good seats...
tickets from ND july are the left over seats..
tickets from ND july are the left over seats..
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If they lose a few games (which I am not expecting) you probably can get them cheap. Last year we bought six tickets for under $20 a ticket outside the stadium for the Western Michigan gam . My brother went up the week before and got some for the same price for Pitt. But they had come off of three loses in previous weeks before. I don't know what you can pickup outside the stadium when they are winning.
I love the stadium because of the one layer layout. IMO there is not a bad seat in the place. It is not like your gonna end up in a nose bleed, upper level behind a pole.
I live close enough that if I don't find tickets it is not a big lose. I would just go watch the game at the Joyce Center. Minneaopolis is a long way to go without tickets in hand.
I love the stadium because of the one layer layout. IMO there is not a bad seat in the place. It is not like your gonna end up in a nose bleed, upper level behind a pole.
I live close enough that if I don't find tickets it is not a big lose. I would just go watch the game at the Joyce Center. Minneaopolis is a long way to go without tickets in hand.
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High risk/High reward to wait for tickets or buy them now:
-Expectations are sky high for this year, so tickets are going for a good amount as of right now
-If expectations are met, you can bet tickets will steadily increase even higher in price throughout the season
On the other hand:
-If you wait and expectations are not met, you will be able to score tickets for not very much to the lower-tier games
*With that said, I would much rather cough up a pretty penny and go when the team is firing on all cylinders than during a down-stretch. That place is freaking AMAZING to see a game when there is something on the line.
-Expectations are sky high for this year, so tickets are going for a good amount as of right now
-If expectations are met, you can bet tickets will steadily increase even higher in price throughout the season
On the other hand:
-If you wait and expectations are not met, you will be able to score tickets for not very much to the lower-tier games
*With that said, I would much rather cough up a pretty penny and go when the team is firing on all cylinders than during a down-stretch. That place is freaking AMAZING to see a game when there is something on the line.