Atlantic City Tickets: Which Side is the Home Team

Started by ConquistadorX90, March 11, 2012, 01:15:13 PM

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andyw2100

Quote from: BeeeejWill Call at Boardwalk Hall was a breeze and a pleasure last year; it should be easy enough to walk up late in the second game to avoid any lines, but the lines weren't even bad right before our semi last year.

Thanks, Beeeej. I'm hoping to get there in time to catch most, if not all of the first game, but it's good to know will-call should not be an issue.

Al DeFlorio

One more year on ECACH's Atlantic City contract.:-(
Al DeFlorio '65

Jim Hyla

Quote from: Beeeej
Quote from: andyw2100I chose to purchase through Cornell, based on the fact that the total cost is about $10 per ticket less expensive that way, and everyone seems to be saying that it's easy to move around at these games. I probably would have been willing to pay a few bucks more to avoid having to deal with will-call, but $20 seemed excessive.

Will Call at Boardwalk Hall was a breeze and a pleasure last year; it should be easy enough to walk up late in the second game to avoid any lines, but the lines weren't even bad right before our semi last year.
Late in the second game will avoid a lot of things.
"Cornell Fans Made the Timbers Tremble", Boston Globe, March/1970
Cornell lawyers stopped the candy throwing. Jan/2005

ajh258

Quote from: ajh258I think Cornell students will get section 103/104, but I'm not 100% sure. Dartmouth sat in that section last year with the 2nd seed. We sat in 107/106 as the 3rd seed.

I will ask the ticket office tomorrow and will let you know.
Cornell ticket office does not have the tickets physically, so I had to order them online as will-call tickets. I have no idea where my seats are.

Beeeej

Quote from: Jim Hyla
Quote from: Beeeej
Quote from: andyw2100I chose to purchase through Cornell, based on the fact that the total cost is about $10 per ticket less expensive that way, and everyone seems to be saying that it's easy to move around at these games. I probably would have been willing to pay a few bucks more to avoid having to deal with will-call, but $20 seemed excessive.

Will Call at Boardwalk Hall was a breeze and a pleasure last year; it should be easy enough to walk up late in the second game to avoid any lines, but the lines weren't even bad right before our semi last year.
Late in the second game will avoid a lot of things.

Whoops.  Man, I'm really hitting my stride today.
Beeeej, Esq.

"Cornell isn't an organization.  It's a loose affiliation of independent fiefdoms united by a common hockey team."
   - Steve Worona

dbilmes

Is Cornell ticket office only selling the two-game package?

andyw2100

Quote from: dbilmesIs Cornell ticket office only selling the two-game package?

No, the individual days are available too.

Jeff Hopkins '82

Quote from: Beeeej
Quote from: andyw2100I chose to purchase through Cornell, based on the fact that the total cost is about $10 per ticket less expensive that way, and everyone seems to be saying that it's easy to move around at these games. I probably would have been willing to pay a few bucks more to avoid having to deal with will-call, but $20 seemed excessive.

Will Call at Boardwalk Hall was a breeze and a pleasure last year;

With the possible exception that the entrace doorway to the ticket windows smelled like urine.

David Harding

Quote from: Jeff Hopkins '82
Quote from: Beeeej
Quote from: andyw2100I chose to purchase through Cornell, based on the fact that the total cost is about $10 per ticket less expensive that way, and everyone seems to be saying that it's easy to move around at these games. I probably would have been willing to pay a few bucks more to avoid having to deal with will-call, but $20 seemed excessive.

Will Call at Boardwalk Hall was a breeze and a pleasure last year;

With the possible exception that the entrance doorway to the ticket windows smelled like urine.
Not enough breeze, eh?

Jeff Hopkins '82

Quote from: David Harding
Quote from: Jeff Hopkins '82
Quote from: Beeeej
Quote from: andyw2100I chose to purchase through Cornell, based on the fact that the total cost is about $10 per ticket less expensive that way, and everyone seems to be saying that it's easy to move around at these games. I probably would have been willing to pay a few bucks more to avoid having to deal with will-call, but $20 seemed excessive.

Will Call at Boardwalk Hall was a breeze and a pleasure last year;

With the possible exception that the entrance doorway to the ticket windows smelled like urine.
Not enough breeze, eh?

Not even close.