Wake is selling 4 tickets plus a parking pass for $60.
Wake is selling 4 tickets plus a parking pass for $60.
After attending the first 2 games, I've been absolutely screwed so far this season. Had to miss the FSU game after my wife and son came down with HFM disease (wife the day before the game, so she was completely done for). 2 yr old is now coughing and dealing with sniffles and ofc we can't easily get a COVID test result fast enough to clear me to go to the game tomorrow.
After attending the first 2 games, I've been absolutely screwed so far this season. Had to miss the FSU game after my wife and son came down with HFM disease (wife the day before the game, so she was completely done for). 2 yr old is now coughing and dealing with sniffles and ofc we can't easily get a COVID test result fast enough to clear me to go to the game tomorrow.
Wake is selling 4 tickets plus a parking pass for $60.
Reducing the prices on individual game tickets will dilute the season ticket holders so that's a no-go.
Plus you could buy a season ticket prior to the season starting for $120 per seat on the home side which is good value if you plan to attend at least 3 to 4 games.
I'm not sure what else can be done short of the AD slashing single game tickets for conference games to $10 or $15 per seat which will never happen.
The gameday experience currently at Wake is as family friendly and affordable as you will find in "big boy" college football.
Attendance isn't a Wake problem. Miami had 37k in announced attendance last night, and I am quite sure it was far less than that. The fact is that college football is awesome on TV, and it's a lot of fun being able to watch multiple games at once. Attending a game is basically committing your entire Saturday to it.
I choose to attend and love doing it, but I understand there are many factors working against Wake in particular that have been covered many times.
That said, when the Deacs are ranked and playing a hated division rival, go to the fucking game.
I think your kid was in my son’s class. He’s moving up next week.
I’ll get there right at or just after kickoff today because my son turned three yesterday and we are doing family birthday this morning.
What's better- having a $40 ticket that goes unsold or a $20 ticket that is sold?
Although common sense would say the latter, apparently it is the former.
When I walk into the games there are lots of people still in the parking lot. What’s up with that? Do they have tickets but choose to tailgate only? Do they not have game tickets? Or do they have tickets but enter the game really late? I don’t know the answer, but it always seems strange.
Covered a little on attendance in my preview.
Since the comparisons to 2019 are impossible to ignore -- attendance for that Louisville game was 24,434, or 77.6% capacity. IIRC for that season, 2 of the 3 home games to that point were given a bit of a free pass, since Utah State was a Friday night and another was Elon. Feel like the UNC game was a great crowd but again, for a Friday night.
But remember how pathetic of a showing it was for the Louisville game.