Michigan at Penn State - most expensive ticket at PSU ever?
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What does an experienced parking pass go for?
If I had a green parking pass, I'd sell it for $500
To be eligible for consideration for a red, green, etc. (reserved), requires an up-chuck of a minimum donation of $357 a game.
It's amazing that despite all the evidence to the contrary, they will still argue that Pitt was the most expensive ticket at PSU ever. They sure are a delusional bunch!
The real question is, will Rice be the cheapest Pitt ticket ever? (not counting the groupon that actually paid you to go to a Pitt game)
The real question is, will Rice be the cheapest Pitt ticket ever? (not counting the groupon that actually paid you to go to a Pitt game)
Never thought I'd see the day, but a friend of mine sold his UK parking pass for the Florida game last weekend for $550.
For UK.
Football.
Bought my pitt ticket outside the stadium for 50 bucks 3 hours before the game
FifyAt least until the Rutgres game.
If I had a green parking pass, I'd sell it for $500
I have a purple and a red. What's the going rate? Never mind, I'm using them.
I sold my set of ND tix (Sec WD, Row 5) on EBay to people from Chicago for $2,000.
It was as far as single game face value price. No game has ever sold for that much. They were more expensive then the Michigan game.
http://grfx.cstv.com/photos/schools...misc_non_event/single-game-ticket-pricing.pdf
Currently on the Stub, cheapest tickets in any section EFU, EEU, EDU, WFU, WEU, WDU - $280, $300, $330, $330, ....
1) They never say "face value"
2) Who cares about face value? It's secondary market that is the real indicator. PSU just started this variable pricing scheme, so it's disingenuous to compare face value this year to EVERY other year. It doesn't matter what the face value is on the secondary market, demand truly dictates the price. Demand is clearly higher for Michigan.
3) It was an early season day game, when the weather is all but guaranteed to be nice, and you didn't have to book a hotel. There was also some novelty to the opponent, since it's been so long since they've played. But if the game happened every year, the price of the ticket would drop like a rock... especially considering Pitt's downward trajectory.
"Listed for" is quite a bit different than "selling for."
