I think the ticket prices are very reasonable. That shouldn't be one of the problems that might keep fans away.

I thought the ticket prices for the Sun Belt tournament were too high. The whole tournament price was advertised for $128, but I got mine through UALR for $80, which was more than reasonable. Don't have any idea how they set those prices. I expected to pay the $128 price, but was certainly glad to pay $80 instead.

I think the individual session prices were $21. I was told by a fan that if you were in a group of six, you got individual session tickets for half price. I think $10 or $12 for a session would have been reasonable. Thought $21 was over priced.

I don't remember what the prices for the SEC women's tournament were, but I thought I remember seeing that they were cheaper than the Sun Belt tickets.

(03-18-2009 12:04 PM)LRTrojan Wrote:  I think the ticket prices are very reasonable. That shouldn't be one of the problems that might keep fans away.

I thought the ticket prices for the Sun Belt tournament were too high. The whole tournament price was advertised for $128, but I got mine through UALR for $80, which was more than reasonable. Don't have any idea how they set those prices. I expected to pay the $128 price, but was certainly glad to pay $80 instead.

I think the individual session prices were $21. I was told by a fan that if you were in a group of six, you got individual session tickets for half price. I think $10 or $12 for a session would have been reasonable. Thought $21 was over priced.

I don't remember what the prices for the SEC women's tournament were, but I thought I remember seeing that they were cheaper than the Sun Belt tickets.

Seems like everyone payed a different price for the tournament package. ASU fans $84, you $80, DI told me he paid $64 (but he wasn't sure). If you bought them through Hot Springs they were $128. That is too much if you want to get local support.