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Just got a call from MSU saying they noticed that I had been a season ticket holder, had not renewed and asked if I plan on purchasing season tickets this year. I haven't renewed in 5 years and have never heard anything. Plus I'm still in the top 5% of the BDC and have made zero contributions in the past 5 years.
Are ticket sales going that bad or maybe the new AD has gotten some folks off their lazy asses.
Good. Hopefully we are calling everybody
I received a call as well and haven't had tickets in 4 or 5 years. I was considering buying this year but unfortunately my schedule this fall is not conducive to attending any games
On a side note, who the hell schedules a wedding in the fall? I have one I'm in and another I have to go to because it's family.
I dropped mine, but give them credit, they tried calling and emailing me non-stop to convince me to change my mind for months. I'll never buy again unless we undergo massive changes at the stadium and with game day operations.
I renewed mine just to upgrade. When it came time to upgrade, they didn?t have an upgrade to club level available. Now I am just dropping my tickets.
Well the 4K worth of Bulldog Club required donation for something that is on TV every week is something. Better just buy stubhub for the one or two games I would like to go to plus the 4 shitty nonconference games.Quote:
Originally Posted by confucius say
Within a month or so of Zac taking the job, I got my first ever call from the athletic department.
Club ticket sales seem to be going well, but I don't know about the rest of the sections.Quote:
Originally Posted by viverlibre
They've called me the last few years asking about the 4 main sports.
That's the thing. Everyone wants club. You can't even get gridiron club. We'd be better off doing chairbacks lower bowl. Maybe make the middle sections a "club "with chair backs and give them a locker until they bowl it in the stadium.Quote:
Originally Posted by viverlibre
They need to just to the whole upper deck into the party plazas too. Do the thing that brings in money and keeps people going to the games
Your BDC Rank is in the top 715 and you haven't donated in half a decade?????Quote:
Originally Posted by AROB44
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Fair. I think a lot of people want comfort and amenities if they are going to attend games. I just wonder if people are willing to pay the seat fee that comes with club level seats as opposed to the lower amount seat fee they have now.Quote:
Originally Posted by Lord McBuckethead
We moved from the Scoreboard Club (which is great) to Section 5. Our donation went down from $1250 to $400 per ticket. Compared to most we're in good shape financially, but with inflation, etc., we decided the $1700 difference between the two tickets wasn't worth it. I'm worried that our upcoming middle class fans will decide the cost of tickets, travel, meals, etc., (especially when looking at 3-4 tickets) isn't worth it when you have a 10xs better view at home.Quote:
Originally Posted by TheLostDawg
Season ticket sales are actually going very well. I think we finally just got an AD that gives a shit.Quote:
Originally Posted by AROB44
Family has had 8 to 12 season tickets and Bulldog Club membership for over 55 years. A couple (good friends) has taken over the costs of two tickets this year to move down from upper deck to low section 4 seats as two family members no longer physically up to the challenge of attending. My 22 year old son just graduated from State and the one time transfer allowed in Bulldog Club membership will be passed from my 86 year Mother to him when the time arrives. He and I will be there as long as he can drag my now 68 year old body to and from my seat. Hail State!
Your BDC Rank is in the top 715 and you haven't donated in half a decade?????
My bad... my rank is 727 which puts me just out of the top 5%. My last contribution was 4 years ago...2019.
He use to be a "cigar boy", you should hear the story of Bob Tyler and the "slush fund". I can say I know him and I know the things he has done contributed and giving.Quote:
Originally Posted by MStateDawg
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Originally Posted by Goldendawg
I'm assuming you traded up in spouse durning your midlife crisis?
Maybe not. I will be 64 in July and my son will be 22 in September. And will have been married 36 years to my one and only lovely wife in August. A few of us were just a little delayed to the parent table is all. But for me personally I was a much better Dad later than I would have been in my twenties.Quote:
Originally Posted by viverlibre
Thanks for the years of supportQuote:
Originally Posted by Goldendawg
Got me there. Also have a soon to be 40 year old daughter from my first gig as a "practice husband"! Her mom was an OM fan. Bible warns you "to not be unequally yolked"!**** Both great children and now two little Rebel grandsons. Hail State!Quote:
Originally Posted by viverlibre
I'll be 60 when my youngest is 20. Same wife, thankfully by the 3rd one they raise themselves. :cool:Quote:
Originally Posted by EdwardDrayton
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Originally Posted by msu15
Like what? What changes are needed for you to buy?
Chair back the lower bowl, increase parking availability on campus, totally renovate the concession stands and bathrooms to 21st century standards, stop playing don't stop believing(just kidding on this one but I had to say it), just to name a few. I'm good with just buying tickets whenever we all want to go to one because of how cheap and available they are every week now for a comparable seat.Quote:
Originally Posted by louisvilledawg
Chairbacks will happen, it's too easy not to.Quote:
Originally Posted by msu15
I don't get people's complaints about parking. In 30 years I've never found parking to be hard in game day. We have some of the easiest and closest parking that I've seen at SEC venues