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Great ticket prices for AAC all session passes @ easyseat.com. Can't beat that anywhere that i know of. Let's pack the place.
I selected pick up a local location due to my mailbox being under 5 feet of snow. Any idea how that works?
They will either have a table at the XL Center, or you have to go to their office. I bought tix through them earlier in the year. The office is located just down the road from the old Connecticut Expo Center (Now Restaurant Depot) on Rev. Moody Overpass. You should get an e-mail telling you where to pick them up a day or so prior to the event.I selected pick up a local location due to my mailbox being under 5 feet of snow. Any idea how that works?
They will either have a table at the XL Center, or you have to go to their office. I bought tix through them earlier in the year. The office is located just down the road from the old Connecticut Expo Center (Now Restaurant Depot) on Rev. Moody Overpass. You should get an e-mail telling you where to pick them up a day or so prior to the event.
Easy Seat is partnered with UConn. It's all over the website and they sponsor the chair backs on the bench. It would be bad business if it were. All I can tell you is that it was not a scam when I used them last. FYI, On the TicketsNow website, all sessions are $85. I've only bought tickets on Stubhub (not sold), but I believe the seller sets the price and may be able to reset the price if the market increases.It is saying on their website that you can pickup from their office in the Hilton (next to the XL Center)
I can't help but feel like this is a scam...how can they sell tickets for approx. $60 a piece for the entire session when both the XL Center and Stubhub have the cheapest full session at $130?
Easy Seat is partnered with UConn. It's all over the website and they sponsor the chair backs on the bench. It would be bad business if it were. All I can tell you is that it was not a scam when I used them last. FYI, On the TicketsNow website, all sessions are $85. I've only bought tickets on Stubhub (not sold), but I believe the seller sets the price and may be able to reset the price if the market increases.
I wonder how much single game tickets will be if we're in the semi-finals and championship game. I'd imagine the championship would be quite expensive as it'd essentially be a de facto play-in game.
I plan on being at every UConn game, but I also want to get seats that aren't far upper deck or behind a backboard. I've found solid all-session tickets for around $200, but every session is a bit superfluous, especially if UConn doesn't play a full three games. I'm taking the wait-and-see approach for now.
Yeah, that's really the issue with the tickets. The market and interest is going to be almost entirely determined by how UConn does. If UConn continues to win, the tickets prices on Saturday and Sunday will likely skyrocket. So it may be beneficial to get tickets now. However, if UConn is not playing in those games, the value of the ticket (and my overall interest) plummets.I'm in the Saturday/Sunday boat if UConn ends up in that 2:00 pm game on Friday afternoon, because I won't be able to get out of work for that. Cheapest tickets for Saturday are $25 and Sunday are $16 on Easy Seats. I'm almost considering just buying those tickets now at such a low price and risking that fact that UConn doesn't advance beyond their first game. I think once the bracket is set, UConn fans will buy the rest of the cheap tickets and the price will go up
Gotta get on this now. I can imagine a Sunday ticket if we're in it will be A LOT more than 64 bucks.