I understand women's tixs are open seating (and 'priced right' at $10).

Men's tixs are more pricey.

Men's tixs are $53, $34, $29, and $19.

Where are these priced tickets located? Esp, the difference between $53 and 34.

(02-16-2015 04:31 PM)emu steve Wrote:  I understand women's tixs are open seating (and 'priced right' at $10).

Men's tixs are more pricey.

Men's tixs are $53, $34, $29, and $19.

Where are these priced tickets located? Esp, the difference between $53 and 34.

Buy tickets through your university. Each school gets one quadrant of lower bowl tickets, once those sell out, they move you up to the club, c level. Tickets through UT would be the $34 ones. Each school has a table set up in the main ticket office lobby.

(02-16-2015 06:16 PM)Rocket A Wrote:  

(02-16-2015 04:31 PM)emu steve Wrote:  I understand women's tixs are open seating (and 'priced right' at $10).

Men's tixs are more pricey.

Men's tixs are $53, $34, $29, and $19.

Where are these priced tickets located? Esp, the difference between $53 and 34.

Buy tickets through your university. Each school gets one quadrant of lower bowl tickets, once those sell out, they move you up to the club, c level. Tickets through UT would be the $34 ones. Each school has a table set up in the main ticket office lobby.

buy on game day?

By far the best buy is an all tournament pass, which includes free women's tickets and at a much, much cheaper per game price.

(02-16-2015 06:37 PM)emu steve Wrote:  

(02-16-2015 06:16 PM)Rocket A Wrote:  

(02-16-2015 04:31 PM)emu steve Wrote:  I understand women's tixs are open seating (and 'priced right' at $10).

Men's tixs are more pricey.

Men's tixs are $53, $34, $29, and $19.

Where are these priced tickets located? Esp, the difference between $53 and 34.

Buy tickets through your university. Each school gets one quadrant of lower bowl tickets, once those sell out, they move you up to the club, c level. Tickets through UT would be the $34 ones. Each school has a table set up in the main ticket office lobby.

buy on game day?

I usually get mine ahead of time through Toledo's ticket office, but they may have extra's available on gameday.

I actually bought an all tournament ticket for $54, and they threw in free tickets for all the women's games. Of course, I do not have a reserved seat in the Miami cheering section, but that is unlikely to be a factor this year anyway.

(02-17-2015 01:13 PM)DICK Wrote:  I actually bought an all tournament ticket for $54, and they threw in free tickets for all the women's games. Of course, I do not have a reserved seat in the Miami cheering section, but that is unlikely to be a factor this year anyway.

I believe wherever you sit will be the entirety of the Miami cheering section.

how strict are the ushers with checking tickets. can you move around and find a better open seat near your team's section?

(02-17-2015 01:13 PM)DICK Wrote:  I actually bought an all tournament ticket for $54, and they threw in free tickets for all the women's games. Of course, I do not have a reserved seat in the Miami cheering section, but that is unlikely to be a factor this year anyway.

What section?

What are the price levels for all tourney tickets?

(02-17-2015 09:17 PM)pono Wrote:  how strict are the ushers with checking tickets. can you move around and find a better open seat near your team's section?

Early games they really don't care, but when you get to the men's semis and finals is when they really start checking tickets.

(02-17-2015 10:00 PM)emu steve Wrote:  

(02-17-2015 01:13 PM)DICK Wrote:  I actually bought an all tournament ticket for $54, and they threw in free tickets for all the women's games. Of course, I do not have a reserved seat in the Miami cheering section, but that is unlikely to be a factor this year anyway.

What section?

What are the price levels for all tourney tickets?

My seats are in the end zone in the first row of seats above the floor seats. We almost never actually sit in them, occasionally for the mens semifinals or the mens final we have set there, but otherwise there are better seats available. Also, if you buy tickets from the ticket office the day of the game, you will be paying a facilities fee of $2 or $3 per ticket, which is added onto the listed price.

(02-17-2015 09:17 PM)pono Wrote:  how strict are the ushers with checking tickets. can you move around and find a better open seat near your team's section?

Agreed, rather strict for the finals. You can't even move from good seats to the cheap seat section where nobody is sitting (but friends who you want to sit with) without them asking to see your ticket.