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I've already had requests, so I've opened up my excel sheet and I'm checking it twice. Don't know the price. My contact at the Garden will be seeing if there are any discounts -- but we certainly ought to get a group discount.
Last year, I put in the order mid-September.
The drill: If you are interested in tickets, email me a womenshoopsblog @ gmail.com. Include:
Name
Address
Number of Tickets
As soon as I put your request in the lovely excel, I'll drop you an email so you know it's in.
Let's see if we can break 140!!
TJI
The Skinny:
In the past, I've offered to purchase tickets for folks. It's on the honor system. The steps:
I put out an initial "Who want's tickets" call via the board and ask that folks email me with Name, # of Tickets and Address.
I put out a "last call" post and send out a "Please confirm" email.
Meanwhile, I'm talking to my contact at the Garden. (Assuming she's still there) She has been able to get us great seats at a group rate. ($40ish, IIRC?). When the tickets are available for purchase and printing, I snag 'em from the Garden.
You can't ask for a specific seat, but I to take some requests -- and when possible I try and group folks. I "seat" on a first come first row seated bases.
I then mail out the tix.
When people get the tix, folks either send me a check or give me cash at the game (which is pretty hysterical. I feel like an over-priced valet.)
I do the "when they get the tix, send me money" because I want to set folks at ease about this maybe being a scam. It ain't. This will be the.. fourth? Fifth? year we've done this. BUT, tix sometimes get lost in the mail and that can get awkward. (I do try and keep track of who gets what just in case). Some folks send money before they get the tix, some send money after the game. It makes no matter.
Finally - even if you have to "drop" a person out of, say, a 3 person request, I've been fortunate enough to find a taker or two -- I keep a wait list.
SO - keep an eye out!
TJI
I've already had requests, so I've opened up my excel sheet and I'm checking it twice. Don't know the price. My contact at the Garden will be seeing if there are any discounts -- but we certainly ought to get a group discount.
Last year, I put in the order mid-September. The drill: If you are interested in tickets, email me a womenshoopsblog @ gmail.com. Include:
Name
Address
Number of Tickets
As soon as I put your request in the lovely excel, I'll drop you an email so you know it's in.
Let's see if we can break 140!!
TJI
The Skinny:
In the past, I've offered to purchase tickets for folks. It's on the honor system. The steps:
I put out an initial "Who want's tickets" call via the board and ask that folks email me with Name, # of Tickets and Address.
I put out a "last call" post and send out a "Please confirm" email.
Meanwhile, I'm talking to my contact at the Garden. (Assuming she's still there) She has been able to get us great seats at a group rate. ($40ish, IIRC?). When the tickets are available for purchase and printing, I snag 'em from the Garden.
You can't ask for a specific seat, but I to take some requests -- and when possible I try and group folks. I "seat" on a first come first row seated bases.
I then mail out the tix.
When people get the tix, folks either send me a check or give me cash at the game (which is pretty hysterical. I feel like an over-priced valet.
) I do the "when they get the tix, send me money" because I want to set folks at ease about this maybe being a scam. It ain't. This will be the.. fourth? Fifth? year we've done this. BUT, tix sometimes get lost in the mail and that can get awkward. (I do try and keep track of who gets what just in case). Some folks send money before they get the tix, some send money after the game. It makes no matter.
Finally - even if you have to "drop" a person out of, say, a 3 person request, I've been fortunate enough to find a taker or two -- I keep a wait list.
SO - keep an eye out!
TJI
