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Does anyone know how much the suites at the Rent are? I have a friend that may be interested.
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No insult meant to your friend but could they find their way on game day?
2024 UConn Football Season Tickets - UConn Athletics Ticket Office
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First thing to ask, can you buy an individual seat to the suites? I have sat there twice. Food service, open bar, desert trays. But they are aimed at mostly businesses aren't they? Some are private. Lots of different price points I think.
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Here you go:
Each suite seats 20, only the 300 level includes food
Season ticket suites:
300 level w/ food = $12,500 - 5 parking passes
400 level = $9,000 - 5 parking passes
500 level = $6,000 - 5 parking passes
Single game for NC State:
300 level: $3,500 with food - 5 parking passes
400 level: $3,000 - 5 parking passes
500 level: $2,500 - 5 parking passes
Each suite seats 20, only the 300 level includes food
Season ticket suites:
300 level w/ food = $12,500 - 5 parking passes
400 level = $9,000 - 5 parking passes
500 level = $6,000 - 5 parking passes
Single game for NC State:
300 level: $3,500 with food - 5 parking passes
400 level: $3,000 - 5 parking passes
500 level: $2,500 - 5 parking passes
The food is OK up there. I generally do not sit ip there but have been invited up a few times. Interesting for 625 per person you can get a season ticket and food. Thats not bad actually.
Personally I would rather sit outside as I feel like I am isolated up there and not connecting with the crowd.
Personally I would rather sit outside as I feel like I am isolated up there and not connecting with the crowd.
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Yeah $625 a person is actually a good deal if you can get 20 people to commit. Our club season tickets cost alot more than that.
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not a bad deal at all -
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Or the team, they cannot hear people cheering or applauding indoors. It is not a football game atmosphere at all. Having said my opinion, I do appreciate any fan in any seat supporting UConn football.
May they all enjoy the day!
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I can see it on a bad weather day maybe. Different strokes and all, but I think you miss a lot in there.Or the team, they cannot hear people cheering or applauding indoors. It is not a football game atmosphere at all. Having said my opinion, I do appreciate any fan in any seat supporting UConn football.
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Thanks for the info. That is not a bad deal at all. I am like some of the others would prefer to sit outside and be part of the crowd, and make noise that the team can hear, but in order to get some of the female counterparts to the game, you have to guarantee them they will not get cold or wet. I will pass the info on to my buddy.
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It is nice to go up there when the weather is bad, but when I would go up there I didn't usually stay. Just doesn't feel right. Isn't like the suites at Gillette, etc where you can open the windows and get the best of both worlds (indoor but still get the fan experience).