To aid ticket sales, Louisville announced Dec. 14 that Papa John’s Pizza, headquartered in Louisville, had made a donation to reduce the price of terrace tickets from $135 to $65. That, however, didn’t seem to make much of a difference as terrace level tickets are going for as low as $31 on the secondary market.
Does anyone know how many tickets the Teams participating in the game are obligated to buy?tpstulane wrote:The Sugar Bowl is going to take a beating this year since it strickly depends on ticket sales to make money.
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To aid ticket sales, Louisville announced Dec. 14 that Papa John’s Pizza, headquartered in Louisville, had made a donation to reduce the price of terrace tickets from $135 to $65. That, however, didn’t seem to make much of a difference as terrace level tickets are going for as low as $31 on the secondary market.
17,500 for each school.Green Wave wrote:Does anyone know how many tickets the Teams participating in the game are obligated to buy?tpstulane wrote:The Sugar Bowl is going to take a beating this year since it strickly depends on ticket sales to make money.
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To aid ticket sales, Louisville announced Dec. 14 that Papa John’s Pizza, headquartered in Louisville, had made a donation to reduce the price of terrace tickets from $135 to $65. That, however, didn’t seem to make much of a difference as terrace level tickets are going for as low as $31 on the secondary market.
This speaks volumes about a variety of topics.sader24 wrote:Not sure, but I know Clemson and LSU have both sold only 9,000 of their 18,000 allotments. It seems the New Orleans Bowl has been the most well attended bowl in person of the year.
I've been seeing empty seats at a few schools that normally sell out. You could see them when Fla played ULL at home earlier this year. Economy playing a part or something else?tpstulane wrote:A friend of mine went down there and someone outside gave him a couple of free tickets. He told me he had more fun at the Nola Bowl than the Sugar. The current BCS has killed most of the major bowl games. No interest in buying overpriced tickets for lousy mstchups.
Big screen HD TV'sOGSB wrote:I've been seeing empty seats at a few schools that normally sell out. You could see them when Fla played ULL at home earlier this year. Economy playing a part or something else?tpstulane wrote:A friend of mine went down there and someone outside gave him a couple of free tickets. He told me he had more fun at the Nola Bowl than the Sugar. The current BCS has killed most of the major bowl games. No interest in buying overpriced tickets for lousy mstchups.
Supposedly, but we know how those work...OGSB wrote:Actual? Eh, I could be wrong. Didn't watch the game beyond catching a score here and there.KsWave wrote:Attendance was 70,242...
