Ticket Prices going UP

[Orange Daddy]

Tennessee considering increase in football ticket prices - YouTube

 

[508mikey]

Georgia already did this

 

[Catbone]

Georgia already did this

Georgia wins games

 

[508mikey]

Georgia wins games

UT has buyouts to take care of first

 

[OnlyGodForgives]

Obeying the Law of Financial Gravity

 

[allvol123]

What a joke. Price increase after worst season ever?

 

[Orange Daddy]

that's what I was thinking 0-8 sec and they RAISE TICKET PRICES...
guess those Buy Out's are expensive??

 

[CountVolcula]

My couch is free

 

[SDV]

I would raise immortal hell if I was a season ticket holder

 

[NorCalVol67]

Using this logic I assume if the Vols win it all this year ticket prices will go down.

 

[CountVolcula]

More cash for the bag man?

 

[82_VOL_83]

#emptyneyland has its consequences.

 

[1725gatorhater]

I am a donor and think prices are high enough $95 for Bama and Florida. I think they should raise prices when they give us a quality product.

 

[OnlyGodForgives]

My couch is free

Bing bing bing. Clearly with that surplus they're not missing us anyway.

 

[JacketVol]

Especially since we can’t deduct the donation. THEY better give us a good product because I am sick of them going up.

 

[gatorhater1509]

So as if $95 for 'premium' games like Florida, Alabama, Georgia, etc. weren't enough....And the second tier games like Missouri and Kentucky being between $60 and $75...oh and the OOC games like UTEP, ETSU, UTC, etc. are $35....what gives? Where could you possibly raise prices after an 0-8 yr in the SEC?! And keep in mind those are the STH prices...add another $10-15 per ticket for single game.

Good God, my couch is looking better and better each year. Raise prices and they can have my tickets back...sorry but **** 'em.

So for my wife and I to go to 1 premium game = $220 for tickets, $30 for gas, $50 for food, $20 for beer, $30 for parking, $100 for hotel. Not to mention all the other things involved such as fighting traffic, crappy weather, etc....yeah no thanks.

Stay at home = $0 for ticket, $0 for gas, $10 for food that I cooked at home, $20 for beer, $0 for parking, $0 to sleep in my own bed.

Savings = $420

No brainer...I'm tired of prices being raised for nothing.

 

[tnvols72]

they might want to wait until they win more than 4 games before they start ripping people off. but this is UT

 

[Iam4utalways]

How much did they say this next round of renovations to Neyland Stadium will cost?

 

[GetEmVols]

How much did they say this next round of renovations to Neyland Stadium will cost?

If we have a season like last year then how much does a demolishing ball cost?

 

[Biopsyman]

Worth every worth in terms of experience and memories

 

[OnlyGodForgives]

The repeated experience of leaving the stadium after the team once again failed to protect its home turf is what ultimately drove me away from donating, and in my senescence it's getting me off the couch on Saturdays. I would have to be paid to go now, and I'm not even sure what that number would be, but it would be significant. I love how the forum tenor changed from unbridled optimism to general dyspepsia overnight, though.

 

[TennesseeTarheel]

I watch from home for "free", but I'm a little upset because I saw chicken at $3.49 a pound at my favorite chicken store! Dang! Might have to become a thigh man!

As for the ticket prices, maybe a negative fan reaction will staunch that plan. They know the facts on the table. Best to wait and give Jeremy a chance to warrant the increase.

 

[Titan05]

0-8 sec

 

[VolForLife83]

UT has buyouts to take care of first

Sounds like a personal problem

 

[kcvols1]

My couch is free

Liked this, but I think I'll be doing more hiking this fall instead.