tickets

Hello

I think I heard a little rumor about them selling tickets at the door for tomorrow's game for like 5 bucks? Any truth? Thanks!

1. Can anybody tell me which section (in Ross-Ade) is the Michigan section?  I assume tickets in the visitor section are only available through the Alumni Association?

2. Anybody have advice or experience to share on buying tickets in West Lafayette on the day of the game (i.e., location, price to pay, etc.)?  Michigan is considered a "premium" game at $46 per ticket.

3. Any other game day advice for a Purdue road trip?

4. Just for fun (since we're on the subject) -- any other MGoBloggers going?  With or without tickets?

(A bit ironic that I actually went to Purdue for my freshman year in '90 -- before transferring back "home" to U-M -- and can't answer any of these questions.)

Side note: I scanned several pages of the Board and performed a site search to make sure this hasn't been covered.  However, there's no way to date-sort the Board or search results.  Am I missing something?

Hey fellow MGo Community. 

Seems like I have been leaning heavily on your advice the last couple weeks and today is no different.

Really torn on this one.  I've got an opportunity to have 2nd row tickets in section 26.  Problem is, it's in the students section (tickets will be validated) and I have a 5 and 3 year old coming with my wife and I.  I'm not worried about having to stand up the entire game.  What I am worried about is how rowdy it gets and how bad the language will be versus hanging around regular seats where you hear it occationally.  Are my kids at risk outside of the language issue?

Thanks for the insight as always guys.

I hate to do this, but need some local expertise from the MGoCommunity

My family will be travelling up to Michigan the weekend of the state game.  We have a hotel for Friday night and plan to take my oldest kiddos around the campus and to their first Michigan game the next day.  I’ve been looking online for tickets and 4 are generally running around $250-400 a-piece with some end zone seats going for $200.  I’ve never had a problem finding tickets outside of the stadium before the game, but I certainly don’t want to run into a situation where we get there and can’t find anything.  For the regular attenders, would you recommend waiting until game day to purchase tickets or in the wake of the success are the tickets that day in short supply?  Is it any cheaper to wait?

Also, we traditionally parked by the radio broadcast booth next to Crisler Arena and with that space now closed for construction, would the next best place to go be the golf course or Pioneer High school?

Many thanks for the advice!!

Looking for 2-3 tickets for the Wisconsin game on November 20 at the Big House.  My brother and I are for sure planing on making the trip, and possibly taking my father.  He is a tormented Wolverine fan, living in Ohio.  Any information would be great.  I know I can get some decent tickets on stubhub and other sites.  Just wanted to put the feelers out for some better seats.  With 2 months until the game, I figure I have a little bit of time to be picky.

Thanks.

Go Blue!