Any ticket deals for Minnesota announced yet?

Submitted by HenneGivenSunday on

Has anyone heard of any ticket deals for this weekends game against Minnesota?  I would imagine that given the direction of things at the moment, there should be plenty of tickets available on the secondary market, but thought I'd see if anyone had heard of anything else. 

I've made the decision to lean into it this year.  I guess my love of Michigan Football withstands numerous punches to the "Soul Dong"

Go Blue!

LSAClassOf2000

September 22nd, 2014 at 11:34 AM ^

RIght now, the cheapest seats are $70 or so in the north end zone if you went through MGoBlue, or at least that's where it was when I last checked early this morning. Similar seats are now going for less than half of that on Stubhub in the same sections. It's not even really an argument pricewise. 

Wolverine Devotee

September 22nd, 2014 at 10:50 AM ^

I got a deal so good it was impossible to say no too.

Four tickets to every remaining home game. Including the UTL III. 

I was originally only going to get to homecoming and senior day. My excuse was my 12 year old car having over 115K miles mixed with the fact that I'd have to spend money on the tickets being why I didn't have season tickets. 

Getting the whole reamaining set for one incredible price, awesome. Not bad seats. The same section I always sit in. 

 

Tuebor

September 22nd, 2014 at 11:27 AM ^

Nope. Still largest crowd in America this past weekend but Alabama and LSU were within 1500.  

 

Sept 13th OSU had 104K, TAMU had 103K and we only had 102K  so we were not the largest crowd anywhere in America.  I will have watch this more closely from now on.

 

Does anyone know if Grapentine said largest crowd anywhere in america today against Miami?

andrewG

September 22nd, 2014 at 11:14 AM ^

Whatever the deal, it's not worth it. I paid $10 for my ticket on Saturday and it was the worst $10 I ever spent. And I once bought an Alanis Morisette CD!

bnoble

September 22nd, 2014 at 11:52 AM ^

If you  have a smartphone, check out GameTime.  It looks like a front-end to stubhub, but (a) filters out the best 20 or so seats based on some combination of price/locaiotn and (b) focuses only on tickets that can be delivered instantaneously/electronically.

I have a pair of season tickets that I'm often giving away to grad students in my department---too many conflicts with kid stuff this year---but if I were in the market for more, this is how I'd get them.

http://www.gametime.co/