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Re: Student Tickets

Postby JOPO » Thu Sep 26, 2013 9:01 am

Seton Hall student tickets I believe are about $100 for the season (the price for this season has not been announced yet according to our website) and our students are also eligible for a full refund if the attend every home game.
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Re: Student Tickets

Postby MUSeashells&Balloons » Thu Sep 26, 2013 9:26 am

MUSeashells&Balloons wrote:Marquette just announced that they have sold over 2,000 student tickets the first day(well actually in 7 hours 10am-5pm when they announced. Pretty crazy considering a lot of college students won't have $99 dollars easily accessible.

I believe there are 4,000 tickets total available.

2,250 was the total Marquette sold yesterday.
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Re: Student Tickets

Postby dmac80 » Thu Sep 26, 2013 9:28 am

I think the schools that are giving away tickets (Xavier, Butler) and making it easier (Butler ticketless system) have it right....Big picture, give the kids tickets and get them packed in there.
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Re: Student Tickets

Postby FaN78 » Thu Sep 26, 2013 11:34 am

'Nova tickets (actually a swipe of your student card) are free to the students. They do have to enter a lottery for each game's tickets; the more games you go to the more heavily weighted you are in the lottery for future games. If you are allotted tickets and don't show, you get more heavily penalized in the lottery. So if you want to ensure you get tickets to the good games later in the season, you need to go to the games in the early part of the season.

Games at the Wells Fargo Center have plenty of student seating, so you just have to sign-up for those tickets.
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