Assuming that's not counting student tickets yet. Pretty impressive.
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Tough schedule but really gotta cash it in on the field this year!A beautifully re-done stadium with terrific sight lines and cold beer, perfectly situated on a gorgeous, easily accessible campus… what’s not to like?
The onus is on CRW and staff to deliver an on- field product that matches the tremendous environment and atmosphere that is Ross-Ade Stadium.
Yes, the north endzone area and value sideline seats are sold out likely for that reason. cheapest season ticket now is $240. I thought about the $300 section and ND for same section on stubhub was over $100, Oregon over $80, Penn state was far less closer to $40, and Nebraska was actually a hit higher at $50. That’s $270 but indiana state was like $4 and northwestern wasn’t much.I wonder how many were sold to Notre Dame and Penn State fans? Both of which travel well. Buying a Purdue season ticket would be cheaper than buying a single game ticket in South Bend or Happy Valley.
We only have 6 home games this year so less of a commitment. And 3 of them are elite in Oregon, Notre Dame, and Penn State. Heck I bet scalpers are buying some of the value end zone seats and can more than pay for their tickets selling to those three games. Northwestern, Nebraska, and Indiana State are the other 3.
It may pay the bills but 10,000 seats x $200/seat average for those endzone seats is only $2m. I’d rather sell to the students even if I only get half that money back or get creative with finding Purdue fans that buy those tickets. Purdue fans will still buy the beer, hot dogs, parking, etc and those games will still be sellouts.Yeah. the thought did occur it might be some of the ticket brokers at work. Still, it pays the bills and fills the seats. I just hope I don't get a bunch of obnoxious opponents around our seats.
It's amazing that in today's sports world 2 million is considered "Chump change". I could live pretty nicely off of that.is only $2m.
Yeah, but you don’t “live” in a newly renovated 65,000 seat stadium.It's amazing that in today's sports world 2 million is considered "Chump change". I could life pretty nicely off of that.
Better go 3-3 at home or better or this could be a long season.....We only have 6 home games this year so less of a commitment. And 3 of them are elite in Oregon, Notre Dame, and Penn State. Heck I bet scalpers are buying some of the value end zone seats and can more than pay for their tickets selling to those three games. Northwestern, Nebraska, and Indiana State are the other 3.
I think we have 3 games we should absolutely win and 3 we will be smoked.Better go 3-3 at home or better or this could be a long season.....