Cost of tickets for full BE tourney?
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I bought mine on TickPick in late February last year and the cheapest all-session tickets were $340. The year before we bought them around the same time, and they were $360. These seats were up on the catwalk/bridge level, so they obviously get much more expensive as you get closer. I want to say that the upper rows of the 200 level were somewhere around $450.
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Thanks. Wow, didn't expect that.
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One year I bought the whole session. Only attended quarters and semis and sold the rest. Ended up going for free.
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If you’re planning to go to all games, it could be worth it to get an all sessions pass ahead of time.
Last year we bought them per game and I think it was about $100 each for the Thursday game (second level) and $200 each for the Friday game (also, second level).
We were buying 5 together though so it made it harder to be price selective…
With both Nova and St. John’s looking like teams that could make a run, buying tickets day of and competing with them for tickets might be tough and even more expensive than last year (Marquette/Xavier/Creighton? in the semi finals).
I do recall the tickets for the Xavier / Marquette final were less than $100 around tip-off for the finals. Obviously, less fans with easy access to decide on a whim to go to the game being Midwest schools, unlike UConn / Nova / St. John’s fans who have an east trip into MSG.
Last year we bought them per game and I think it was about $100 each for the Thursday game (second level) and $200 each for the Friday game (also, second level).
We were buying 5 together though so it made it harder to be price selective…
With both Nova and St. John’s looking like teams that could make a run, buying tickets day of and competing with them for tickets might be tough and even more expensive than last year (Marquette/Xavier/Creighton? in the semi finals).
I do recall the tickets for the Xavier / Marquette final were less than $100 around tip-off for the finals. Obviously, less fans with easy access to decide on a whim to go to the game being Midwest schools, unlike UConn / Nova / St. John’s fans who have an east trip into MSG.