No Increase in 2014 Football Season Ticket Prices

Given the rancid nature of next year's home schedule, those prices BETTER not increase. Brandon's trying to avoid getting trident-murdered by the mob.

I think there's no way they decrease season ticket prices, although it will be interesting to see what they do with face value/public ticket prices, and dynamic pricing.

They usually designate 2 or 3 games as "premium games" and charge $20 more per ticket face valuae for those games.  I can't imagine any games next year are "premium games."

Similarly, if they let market demand dictate "dynamic" pricing, I don't see any games going above public face value.

I chuckled when I saw that note in the email this morning.  That's a mighty fine gesture they're making.  A slate of dogshit games and we don't have to pay extra? Awesome.

Based on the letter I received yesterday the PSD price appears to have increased to the tune of around $75 per seat (Jack Roth 400 level). Anyone else notice an increase?

There is going to be a big decrease in 2014 ticket prices on Stubhub I bet.

App State Under The Lights!

I think Dynamic Pricing means they will try to match the market so that should mean that they will lower ticket prices to match Stubhub.  I am looking for the check to reimburse me for the Akron and Nebraska games that were very way cheaper on the open market. 

Thanks, Dave!

Can my grandma have some water before she passes out?

But look for a nice big price hike for 2015. With the feast/famine schedule as it is currently set up I wouldn't be surprised to see price increases and freezes in a 2 year cycle.

If you think students coming out to the games this year was bad, just wait until next year. I'll (hopefully) be grad student next fall and about 70% of the people I've talked to have said they won't buy tickets next year unless the prices go down. Even if they do go down, it's going to have to substantial, especially with the negative attitude toward the athletic department on campus (I know, beating a dead horse). The prices for tickets in the secondary student market this year were ridiculous. I could have bought single tickets to every game from people and paid less than half of what I paid for season tickets.

Dave Brandon, the guy smart enough to not bite the hand that feeds him since 2014. That has a certain ring to it. 

Didn't we already know this? Thought it was stated policy they were only going to raise ticket prices every other year.

Is it sad that App State is likely our marquee game next year?

I am still getting an increase of $38.50 per seat per season ticket. 

I had endzone seating that predated the implementation of the PSD requirement.   Bill Martin made a decision to allow those who wanted to remain in the end zone to be exempt from the PSD.

Then, last season, Brandon decided to up everyone's mandatory "donation" including the endzone seating.  To make it "easier" though, it was half of the increase last season with the full increase being this season.  End zone PSD is $75 per seat.

Expect an increase of some form in 2015.  There is no way that Brandon doesn't take advantage of a decent home schedule to try to squeeze more out of the fans.

Home sched.

Payback time vs Penn State.

You mean he hasn't cancelled Appy St yet?

the "clearance aisle" for 2014 season tickets? Should be a huge oversupply to get rid of.

Worst home schedule I've ever seen

I would consider it an increase seeing as you don't get ND and Ohio State now. 

They should reduce them, given the schedule (and the bad taste this season is leaving in people's mouths).  We just got $100M from Stephen Ross, so we can get by with slightly reduced ticket revenue next year.

Can do whatever it pleases with the ticket prices, reminder they hold all the cards.

How far they want to push that envelope is an interesting thing as far how the revenue maximization game is played (just objectively thinking about the problem and not taking a bias or side)

I think the Ath Dept sells thru Stub Hub because they get a lot of valuable data in return regarding price trends, etc, baseball-style-statistics more or less...e.g. "how far did the price drop when an ominous cloud blocked the sun after 4pm"

The fact that we went from 105701 (or was it 107501, sorry I forgot) to regularly exceeding 110k says that the bloodletting isn't done yet.