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Message: [QUOTE="ecasadoSBU, post: 4093183, member: 3976"] I been able to get all session passes through Big East site without issue from 2013-2017 (The BE has its own site handled by Ticketmaster). I'm sure it hasn't changed much. It's fun to do all the sessions from a basketball standpoint. I would take vacay from weds onward to really take it all in. If you live in NYC it also works well (I live in the Bronx). With that said sometime after 2016 the Thursday really started wearing me out and I started just buying 2 or 3 sessions per BET in 2018 (I was only 27 back then so I don't know if I can blame aging). Also, eating hotdogs/chicken-tenders/french fries for four days is not ideal. With that said - to experience the BET from start to finish is overall a great one especially if you are a college basketball junkie. I attended while having no team in the race (I only follow Stony Brook & UConn) but I would often end up rooting for the old-guard of SJU, Seton Hall, Georgetown, Villanova. You should be able to get tickets just fine when the all-session passes start selling some time during the early winter. You will have a fair shot to buy them. It will probably be in the $300s (Back then it was in the $250-300 range) for the higher sections which is what I always bought. I never did hotels so can't help there. Now that UConn is back I'm strongly considering buying the all-session pass once again -----> This reminds me of last year. I was so excited to return to the BET with UConn on board. I had purchased a few individual sessions. To see it all vanish due to Covid-19 was extremely disappointing and depressing. I was so shocked. I didn't even know how to fill my time that I already set out. It was so weird to see everything unfold. Markets crashing, basketball cancellation, people getting sick and dying left and right, just wow. Just glad to be back and have a sense of normal [/QUOTE]

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