Just saw that we just sold out our game against The U. Not that we shouldn't have, but it's nice to see it officially. I guess we'll find out what the true capacity of KBS is. My guess is somewhere in the 35k range. They had talked about adding extra temp seating for this game, so we'll see on that as well.

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awesome

All tickets sold out within 1 hour of going on sale to the general public.

Well done appsters

FYI, there was a Yosef Club pre-sale last week. Monday was the biggest donors, Tuesday the next level down and so on. Probably 75% of the available tickets were sold then.

T-Dog, got a question, is the sellout based on the official seating capacity, or does that include extra seating added for the game?

Even our LG is trying to score some extra tickets...

(08-02-2016 10:46 AM)moehler Wrote:  T-Dog, got a question, is the sellout based on the official seating capacity, or does that include extra seating added for the game?

Somewhere in between. They still have to accommodate every student who wants to go (usually around 8-10k but this will likely be more) plus the limited number of student guest tickets they'll have.

thanks, as long as we don't have some freak snow storm that drops 6 inches, they should destroy the attendance record, 36 thousand plus? Its possible.

If only we had 35k actual seats....

What were the cost of the single game tickets?

(08-02-2016 11:59 AM)GoBigRed26 Wrote:  What were the cost of the single game tickets?

Mine were $60 on the east side. I don't know whether grass hill seats were less. I'm just thrilled my wife got the tickets early this morning.

$60 for reserved
$35 for GA

10-12k seats are reserved for students though

GA were 45$

So how am I supposed to get tickets without spending $300? I'd rather watch on ESPN and sit on the 35 yard line, second row at a Panthers game than shell out that much cash for this game.

(08-02-2016 12:14 PM)ericsaid Wrote:  So how am I supposed to get tickets without spending $300? I'd rather watch on ESPN and sit on the 35 yard line, second row at a Panthers game than shell out that much cash for this game.

You can always go see a Panthers game, but when do you think an opponent with this much name recognition comes to Boone?

Besides, I don't think you have to panic about $300 tickets yet.

http://www.stubhub.com/appalachian-state...=price+asc

okay, that's your choice, enjoy the panthers game

(08-02-2016 12:18 PM)TheEagleWay Wrote:  

(08-02-2016 12:14 PM)ericsaid Wrote:  So how am I supposed to get tickets without spending $300? I'd rather watch on ESPN and sit on the 35 yard line, second row at a Panthers game than shell out that much cash for this game.

You can always go see a Panthers game, but when do you think an opponent with this much name recognition comes to Boone?

Besides, I don't think you have to panic about $300 tickets yet.

http://www.stubhub.com/appalachian-state...=price+asc

The point is that App games shouldn't be fetching $300 per ticket. I understand supply and demand, but even playoff tickets this past year were less than what some of these are going for on stubhub which is asinine.

Furthermore, it is also worrisome because the game really needs to be all black and gold yet with prices like that, the people most willing to pay are going to be Cane fans in NC which is going to make the stadium look more like the Panthers games when they play Green Bay or Pittsburgh. (It's a nightmare)