2025-26 Men's Schedule

Started by Beeeej, June 03, 2025, 10:49:00 AM

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stereax

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Quote from: stereaxNext week student tickets come out. Already setting my alarm for 5:30 am Tuesday.

Quote from: stereaxWoke up at 5:30 today to ensure I'd be alive by 6 to begin the Eternal Refresh for season tickets. Plaace your bets on what time between 6 and 10 am they will drop.

Whoa! When you first said you were setting your alarm for 5:30, I thought you were doing so to get in line and sleep overnight, to be able to buy tickets that wouldn't be sold yet for a few days.

Are you saying that now it's just done remotely?
Haha. Yeah. The answer was actually like 6:15, which was in line with last year. Interestingly, they didn't have the offer of women's season tickets for $20 with the purchase of men's like they did last year. I'm going to write BRTix later this week and ask if there's still a discounted rate. Probably not $20, we did hit the W Frozen Four last year, but even like $50 would be a nice saving.

stereax

Blast email today that 10% of season tickets are still left.

stereax

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Quote from: Swampy
Quote from: stereaxNext week student tickets come out. Already setting my alarm for 5:30 am Tuesday.

Quote from: stereaxWoke up at 5:30 today to ensure I'd be alive by 6 to begin the Eternal Refresh for season tickets. Plaace your bets on what time between 6 and 10 am they will drop.

Whoa! When you first said you were setting your alarm for 5:30, I thought you were doing so to get in line and sleep overnight, to be able to buy tickets that wouldn't be sold yet for a few days.

Are you saying that now it's just done remotely?
Haha. Yeah. The answer was actually like 6:15, which was in line with last year. Interestingly, they didn't have the offer of women's season tickets for $20 with the purchase of men's like they did last year. I'm going to write BRTix later this week and ask if there's still a discounted rate. Probably not $20, we did hit the W Frozen Four last year, but even like $50 would be a nice saving.
Also, checked the women's tickets because I was gonna bite the bullet. Discounted rate of $30 for women's with purchase of men's. Let's gooooo.

stereax

I mention this because it was written nowhere and I didn't think the promo was active this year. So for anyone on the forums who might be lurking... 1) hi and 2) check it out :)

BearLover

Quote from: stereaxBlast email today that 10% of season tickets are still left.
Is that student season tickets or all season tickets? Also, do they mark off certain sections for season tickets versus single-game? 10% seems high but not sure what it means.

Weder

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Quote from: stereaxBlast email today that 10% of season tickets are still left.
Is that student season tickets or all season tickets? Also, do they mark off certain sections for season tickets versus single-game? 10% seems high but not sure what it means.

Based on the number of season tickets available for general public purchase, must be 10% of student tickets. There are season ticket seats available for purchase in every section, with just a few in L and M and more in the other sections.
3/8/96

stereax

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Quote from: BearLover
Quote from: stereaxBlast email today that 10% of season tickets are still left.
Is that student season tickets or all season tickets? Also, do they mark off certain sections for season tickets versus single-game? 10% seems high but not sure what it means.

Based on the number of season tickets available for general public purchase, must be 10% of student tickets. There are season ticket seats available for purchase in every section, with just a few in L and M and more in the other sections.
Yeah. A-B-C are season, I think, and D-E are single game tickets?

upprdeck

There are 100s of season ticket left, J and H look half empty

George64

Quote from: upprdeckThere are 100s of season ticket left, J and H look half empty

What a change from my grad school days, when we lined up at 5 am, and later, spent the night in Barton Hall.
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scoop85

Quote from: George64
Quote from: upprdeckThere are 100s of season ticket left, J and H look half empty

What a change from my grad school days, when we lined up at 5 am, and later, spent the night in Barton Hall.
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As has been discussed on this forum, the ability to stream games surely has impacted the season ticket sales.

Trotsky

Freshman year, three days on line.  I won't say this is "worse," how could one compare?, but I have a fond memory.

BearLover

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Quote from: George64
Quote from: upprdeckThere are 100s of season ticket left, J and H look half empty

What a change from my grad school days, when we lined up at 5 am, and later, spent the night in Barton Hall.
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As has been discussed on this forum, the ability to stream games surely has impacted the season ticket sales.
Eh. I have a hard time believing this is a major cause. It may affect out-of-towers from making the trip to Ithaca, but I doubt many who live close by are spending their nights at home streaming the games. The quality of the streams is just so much worse than attending in-person. The only people watching the streams are hardcore fans who would attend in-person if they could.  

They should reduce ticket prices if they want more people to attend. It's just simple economics.

BearLover

Things that I don't think are causing poor attendance:
—team success (great team success continues to coincide with poor attendance)
—streaming (only the hardcore fans stream)

Things that I do think are causing poor attendance:
—change in student/adolescent culture (kids want to stay in, smoke weed, play video games, browse their cell phones)
—ticket prices (this is just simple economics; if you want more people to buy, then lower prices)

They could try selling more beer at the games too.

upprdeck

Tickets are cheap, I dont think selling them for $10 vs $20 makes a difference. Its not like lowering the price is going to bring in twice as many people.

Concessions I think many places have found that lower prices brings in more money.  Fountain drinks vs bottles brings in more money as well.

BearLover

Quote from: upprdeckTickets are cheap, I dont think selling them for $10 vs $20 makes a difference. Its not like lowering the price is going to bring in twice as many people.
$400 season tickets is a lot for most locals.

Don't need to bring in twice as many people, just 10% more. Goal is to fill the rink, not earn the biggest profit possible. Better atmosphere=better program=more money in the long run.