MSU ticket question??

*EDIT* I thought it was $375 for both, $375 per ticket seems extremely high.  

http://www.stubhub.com/michigan-football-tickets/michigan-vs-michigan-state-10-20-2012-4008185/

That is indeed an MSU ticket question.

and I paid slightly less than that - similar seats

Go for it - should be a memorable game

I paid 180 + fees for mine off stub hub. But the seats aren't that good ( section 18 row 60 something). Although having buyers regret even at that relatively cheap price lol....

on the high side, but not out of the realm.  Just check stub hub.  If you have an account there, you can put up tickets for sale, and when it gets to the price, it will give you the option to see what tickets actually sold for, as opposed to just the list price which is what you see. (you can then cancel selling your tickets, but still see the price)

Generally speaking, if you get a call from someone just offering you tickets and they want to be paid, they are probably just trying to get your credit card number or something.  I mean, who just calls people up randomly to offer them tickets?

If this is a friend or someone you know, then why so high?  I just scored my friend two tix to that game and gave it to him for face value.

Anyway, to answer your question, I would wait until after both teams play more games (ND games and real away games).  The price is not likely to go up much higher if they win, but it could go down.

$375 a pop?  That seems outrageous to me.

Seems extremely high to me, but the market may be different this year. If we also had OSU and ND at home, I couldn't see those seats going for more than $200.

...is surprised that no one has complained... another MSU Thread!!!?!?!!

But SRLSY, those look like good seats and a pretty competitive price for the secondary market.

were going for $200 per ticket minimum on game day.

Wow, 375 for MSU tickets? There must be a lot of Sparties who are looking to go, because I can't ever remember State tickets being anywhere near that high. And for 80 rows up? I don't know man. I have a good amount of disposable income and that just sounds ridiculous.

Terrible.

Take it from a season ticket holder, that the last 4-5 years have been break even, if not loss for tickets. I give the majority of mine away when I don't go.

Never buy tickets that far ahead....for all we know, we could lose half our games until the MSU game, at which point, you can get the tickets for face value, or even free (find a friend).

With that said, the only game I have plans to attend right now, is the MSU game...so that's clearly the best of the home games this year.

I paid $280 + StubHub fees for a single ticket. Section 43 Row 20

A little pricey but I wanted a seat not too high, not too low, and right around the 20-30 yard line.

Cool Story Bro Time: My buddy just happens to have an extra ticket to the Monday Night Football game 2 days after Michigan's game vs MSU. Soilder Field, at night, Chicago, Lions/Bears...should be bad ass.

Just curious for anyone willing to pay that much...were you shut out of season tickets, and even the mini-packages?  Because for $375 you practically have a full season ticket...they were only $390 this year. If you only wanted to attend the one game you could probably sell the rest for $5 each and make up the difference. Or, you know, if it's one of the really only give away-able games, go and see a second game for no added charge. Iowa can probably get a couple of bucks, if not actually profit for that ticket, at least the $15 more you're paying for all the games.

The mini-package even moreso if you were able to get one with MSU.

I'd wait a couple more weeks.  See how both teams do against ND, and then see where the demand is.

I'd probably pay 100 to watch a game against Sparty, but not much more.  Prices always plummet at kickoff also.

I get the section but row 81?? Dude is looking to get paid!

I'm not sure about that price.  Granted Section 44 is probably around the 30 yard line, you can still find tickets on stubhub for a little over 200 bucks each in the corner/endzone sections (which still a little too high for my liking).  Also, scalpers will probably be selling them for 150 a pop the day of if you want to risk it.  So if you do really want to go, is it really worth it to you to pay $150 to $225 dollars more a ticket to get a little bit better of a view?

Too steep.



Probably a much better idea to check stubhub...

I sell mine in row A for face value. Damn...even if its to my friends...I need to supplement my kids'college fund.

Eye opening.

I flew up from North Carolina last year and paid $175 for Notre Dame and $140 for OSU.  Those were both much bigger games (at least in my opinion)  $375 seems outrageous for Sparty.

I'm actually flying up for the MSU game this year too (trying to work it around a business trip) and was hoping to score tix for $150 or less.  Maybe that's wishful thinking?

If you'd leave your email, I have comparable tickets that I'm selling, and can def beat them on price....lets talk.