There are many options for getting tickets, but this is the best. I go every year with a couple of friends and we always get the all tournament package, which includes a ticket for every men's and women's game for only $70. Remember that the women's games are all general admission accept for the first couple of rows. For the men's games the seats are in the first few rows in the end zones ( behind the bands) which are pretty good, but we have only sat in those seats a couple of times since the tourney moved to Cleveland in 2000 ( I personally have attended every tournament since the first one in Ann Arbor and every women's tourney since they started holding them together with the men back in the 80's). The Club level is a spectacular view, you are looking directly at the video board which stretches from foul line to foul line.

If you buy these every year, they normally contact you. If not, just call the Arena ticket office for information. We got ours last week.

(02-05-2020 10:02 PM)DICK Wrote:  There are many options for getting tickets, but this is the best. I go every year with a couple of friends and we always get the all tournament package, which includes a ticket for every men's and women's game for only $70. Remember that the women's games are all general admission accept for the first couple of rows. For the men's games the seats are in the first few rows in the end zones ( behind the bands) which are pretty good, but we have only sat in those seats a couple of times since the tourney moved to Cleveland in 2000 ( I personally have attended every tournament since the first one in Ann Arbor and every women's tourney since they started holding them together with the men back in the 80's). The Club level is a spectacular view, you are looking directly at the video board which stretches from foul line to foul line.

If you buy these every year, they normally contact you. If not, just call the Arena ticket office for information. We got ours last week.

I am a little confused, I tried that all session package you spoke of and the website says "no tickets left". Are they really sold out of the all session plans?

(02-15-2020 01:56 AM)MaddDawgz02 Wrote:  

(02-05-2020 10:02 PM)DICK Wrote:  There are many options for getting tickets, but this is the best. I go every year with a couple of friends and we always get the all tournament package, which includes a ticket for every men's and women's game for only $70. Remember that the women's games are all general admission accept for the first couple of rows. For the men's games the seats are in the first few rows in the end zones ( behind the bands) which are pretty good, but we have only sat in those seats a couple of times since the tourney moved to Cleveland in 2000 ( I personally have attended every tournament since the first one in Ann Arbor and every women's tourney since they started holding them together with the men back in the 80's). The Club level is a spectacular view, you are looking directly at the video board which stretches from foul line to foul line.

If you buy these every year, they normally contact you. If not, just call the Arena ticket office for information. We got ours last week.

I am a little confused, I tried that all session package you spoke of and the website says "no tickets left". Are they really sold out of the all session plans?

Call Kevin at the arena box office, 216-420-2535. He will sell you the $70 package for all men's and women's games. Don't worry about where your ticket is. You will not ever sit in your assigned seat, unless Kent plays Akron in the men's final.