What is your MGoTicket strategy for Indy? / Tickets Thread

Submitted by McGreenB on December 1st, 2022 at 4:17 PM

Was hoping for a proper Ticket Watch but here goes: what's your game plan for getting tickets to the B1G Championship? Tickets have gone down significantly since Saturday. Are you waiting until the last minute or purchasing them now? 

 

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Vote_Crisler_1937

December 1st, 2022 at 4:30 PM ^

I’m having really good success with Revel XP. The Athletic Dept. Sent an email advertising them and I clicked it and looked at their packages. I received my ticket and have gotten several follow up emails and a phone call letting me know about everything for the game. They also offered their tailgate service for future home games but I don’t really need that. 

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Team 101

December 1st, 2022 at 4:39 PM ^

My strategy is to stay home and watch on TV for the first time since the Indiana game.  I'm recovering from an operation so travel is out this week.  I feel entitled to have seen The Game with my daughters and my new friends from Section 6C.  I hope there will be a strong turnout in blue and a game at Mackey to keep Purdue people preoccupied.

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Imjesayin

December 1st, 2022 at 5:38 PM ^

QUESTION RE: BOWL GAME/PLAYOFF TICKETS:

I'm not currently a member of the Alumni Association, though I was in the past. They are offering a discount rate to join through tomorrow night. Membership includes access to certain benefits, including the "Alumni Territory Bowl Tour," which among other things, offers "game tickets."

I'm in Southern California and could reasonably go to the Fiesta Bowl (if UM plays there on 12/31) or Sofi in LA for the National Championship (fingers cross) on 1/9/23. 

Does being a member of the Alumni Association provide any advantage or discount in getting these tickets?

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Weave77

December 1st, 2022 at 8:34 PM ^

I have two sets of tickets that I am looking to sell on StubHub, both overlooking roughly the 25 yard-line on the home side of the field. In order to be sure they sell, I priced them a good deal lower than any other ticket in those sections.

The first pair are in Section 542, Row 3, and are listed for $224 each ($448 for the pair).

The second pair are in Section 638, Row 4, and are listed for $148 each ($296 for the pair).

If interested, you can obviously feel free to purchase them via the StubHub link I provided, but if you would like to buy them from me directly to avoid paying fees to StubHub, I am willing to make a direct sale as well.

Edit: The second pair have sold, but the first pair in Section 542 are still available.

Edit: Both pairs are now sold!

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kakusei

December 2nd, 2022 at 2:43 AM ^

i am considering going to the national championship game if we are so fortunate to get there. i've already booked a refundable plane ticket from tokyo to LA and finding a place to stay shouldn't be a problem. if we lose, i'll cancel my flights and get my money back. however, game tickets are a bit trickier.

question is whether i purchase the actual ticket to the game now, or wait until after the semifinals are contested (assuming we win our game). i know this is sort of unchartered territory for michigan fans, but any advice based on prior experiences would be most welcome!

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