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Crowd was pretty good for the round of 32 games at Barclays...are you talking about the opening round game against...uh.....Stetson was it? I recall that game being pretty sparsely attended.
Uconn vs. Gonzaga pre-onsale NYC
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Yeah. When I bought tickets months in advance I expected us to be good. Didn’t expect #1 overall seed good. I get why no one wanted to go to the Stetson game. 2pm tip as well didn’t help.
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UConn got shafted big time with both start times with Friday afternoon and Sunday night. It was nice getting cheap tickets Friday but Sunday was brutal for those traveling from out of state and the tickets were super expensive to add insult to injury.
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Wait 30-90min before game-time and watch the ticket prices crash...
Why do people even buy tickets early nowadays? It makes no sense unless its like instant sellout event (super bowl, etc)
Why do people even buy tickets early nowadays? It makes no sense unless its like instant sellout event (super bowl, etc)
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accurate as a practical matter but discounts those that prefer the certainty of tickets in hand and a known seat location
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I’ve always wondered how long you can wait to purchase where it’s guaranteed you’ll get the ticket in time for tip off? Any insight?
It really depends on the game, supply and demand, etc. It's a tricky situation that is often hard to forecast.
More times than not you will pay under face value. However, no guarantees and you might pay 50% more if demand is there.
Stetson had a ton of tix for many reasons. Northwestern didn't have much supply at all.