Anybody able to get Man U/Madrid tickets?

Submitted by Bobby Digital on

MGoBlue isn't returning any results for the cheaper tickets. Can it really be sold out already?

 

Edit: Kept trying and got a pair in the $45 range. Keep hope alive, I guess.

Zoltanrules

April 8th, 2014 at 3:11 PM ^

it processed my credit card/ order and then the system said busy please wait, wait, wait, and  then after more10 minutes it said it was unsuccessful and kicked me off. F&CK!!

Zoltanrules

April 8th, 2014 at 1:11 PM ^

Only seats I could get were upper endzone. I used the "Corner" promo. I tried later after some posted here that tickets were still available and couldn't buy a pair anywhere. I think scalpers got them as Stub Hub is loaded with tix a 3x face value.

TheNema

April 8th, 2014 at 6:12 PM ^

Can't find shit, even with the presale promotion code.

This is really another bad look for the AD. They promised an "exclusive" presale. Obviously, a lot more people than just UM ticket holders and donors knew how to get access.

treetown

April 8th, 2014 at 6:28 PM ^

It looks like the first couple days of sales have gone well. It might be worth keeping in mind the significance of this event if it goes off as planned.

1. The Athletic Department is trying to bring in events outside of the traditional UM events in order to maximize the use of the stadium and of course to generate revenue.

2. IF the game is a huge success and sells well (80-90,000+) then the potential gate (due tot the sliding pricing structure) may well make it BIGGER than any gate in the 2014 regular home football season which lacks a MSU or OSU game. The prices for the good seats between the 40's for example are nearly double or more the typical season ticket price. Because it is an uncommon event, there may be a good out of town crowd taking a small vacation. The restaurants, bars and cafes downtown will also get one more huge Saturday payday. So Ann Arbor business wise may do well.

3. The big international soccer sides now regularly tour areas outside of their home regions in their off season. Manchester United, and others have toured in the US before and in Asia and made money. These sides are literally global brands - and we know branding is one of the mantra of the athletic department. If this goes off well, we might see this as a regular summer event (every 3-4 years) when the big sides tour the US - so we might see Barcelona, Chelsea, Arsenal, Liverpool, Bayern Munich, Paris St. Germaine, Roma, Juventus, etc. all here in little Ann Arbor.