HawkeyeNTexas
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what are the face value prices of football tickets this year?
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tm3308
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My best guesses:
EIU: $55 (that's pretty much the rock bottom price for non-student tickets anymore)
ISU: $65 (that may be a low-ball price, since this will be my first ISU game)
Ball State: $55 (might be a touch higher just because it's the Throwback game, but I doubt it)
PSU: $65 (that was the price for Arizona tickets last year)
Wisconsin: $65
MSU: $60-$65
OSU: $70-$75
For the conference games (specifically PSU, Wisconsin, and OSU), I would probably plan on a $5-$10 increase on those guesses, just to be safe, as those 3 games could be carrying a lot more weight than they would most years.
EIU: $55 (that's pretty much the rock bottom price for non-student tickets anymore)
ISU: $65 (that may be a low-ball price, since this will be my first ISU game)
Ball State: $55 (might be a touch higher just because it's the Throwback game, but I doubt it)
PSU: $65 (that was the price for Arizona tickets last year)
Wisconsin: $65
MSU: $60-$65
OSU: $70-$75
For the conference games (specifically PSU, Wisconsin, and OSU), I would probably plan on a $5-$10 increase on those guesses, just to be safe, as those 3 games could be carrying a lot more weight than they would most years.
tm3308
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The fees ran to the tune of about $4 last year. I included the fees in my prices. The prices are not listed on Hawkeyesports.com, as they're all sold out. But I have a hard time believing that the game, which could possibly be the biggest and most anticipated game in 25 years, is listed at the rock-bottom price. No way would that be the face value.
tm3308
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Fair enough. But, if the expectations weren't quite so high, and tickets for that game were still available in say October, they would sell for a lot higher. So if someone were looking to buy scalped tickets, they would be wise to operate under the assumption that they are $70-$75 face value.
HawkeyeDug
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Season tickets are $360 there are 7 home games. That is $51.43/game. That is how the University charges.
tm3308
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Yet single game tickets usually cost more than that if it's a big game. It's no different than ordering in bulk. You get a break on the price.
HawkeyeNTexas
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holy crap. I bought 2 tickets for the PSU game for $329 today. Talk about a profit....geez...
One thing you need to remember is the donation level it takes to sit on the sidelines of the stadium. You just cant fork over $360 and sit on the sidelines it takes a per ticket donation to get those seats some as high as $600 per seat so when you add that in you can see what it really takes to buy those tickets. alot of people have between $600 and $1000 invested per seat depending if your on the 20 or the 50.
