Rose Bowl Stubhub ticket prices are cratering-FYI

[CarlsbadNole]

they were $200 yesterday, saw, briefly some go for $104.00 today.

they are up to 9995 tickets for sale.

Supply is rising and clearly quantity demanded is falling.

Orange bowl tix are down to $5.00,

 

[NoleNewsIsGoodNews]

Not surprising..I don't believe FSU has even sold out their allotment...this is a 50 dollar or less ticket on Game Day

 

[BJNole]

When fans have to travel all the way across the country one week and then less than 2 weeks later may have to travel halfway across the country to another game that is bigger, people are going to hold out in hopes of going to the bigger game.
Posted from Rivals Mobile

 

[JohnnieHolmesNole]

Will be empty seats there. Book it.
Posted from Rivals Mobile

 

[CarlsbadNole]

Originally posted by BJNole:
When fans have to travel all the way across the country one week and then less than 2 weeks later may have to travel halfway across the country to another game that is bigger, people are going to hold out in hopes of going to the bigger game.
Posted from Rivals Mobile

i do not get the "fly acoss the country argument"

at what mileage pt is it considered "flying across the country"

in fact you gain three hours going west, coming to games in Tally from the West coast is much more gruling.

To illustrate.

Leave San diego on a 630 am flight local
land JAX at 530 local
hang out for an hour
start drive to Tally-get to tally at 10pm local

Does going to Dallas considered "flying across the country" you pass over the Mississippi

Flying to LA is an easy trip, tons of non stops and tons of hotels---




This post was edited on 12/19 12:27 PM by CarlsbadNole

 

[DB1Nole]

I need to tickets still.... But waiting....

 

[MySlant]

Originally posted by CarlsbadNole:

Originally posted by BJNole:
When fans have to travel all the way across the country one week and then less than 2 weeks later may have to travel halfway across the country to another game that is bigger, people are going to hold out in hopes of going to the bigger game.

Posted from Rivals Mobile

i do not get the "fly acoss the country argument"

at what mileage pt is it considered "flying across the country"

in fact you gain three hours going west, coming to games in Tally from the West coast is much more gruling.

To illustrate.

Leave San diego on a 630 am flight local
land JAX at 530 local
hang out for an hour
start drive to Tally-get to tally at 10pm local

Does going to Dallas considered "flying across the country" you pass over the Mississippi

Flying to LA is an easy trip, tons of non stops and tons of hotels---





This post was edited on 12/19 12:27 PM by CarlsbadNole

Its not about any jet lag/time difference. The plane ticket prices are outrageous.

 

[CarlsbadNole]

Originally posted by MySlant:

Originally posted by CarlsbadNole:

Originally posted by BJNole:
When fans have to travel all the way across the country one week and then less than 2 weeks later may have to travel halfway across the country to another game that is bigger, people are going to hold out in hopes of going to the bigger game.

Posted from Rivals Mobile

i do not get the "fly acoss the country argument"

at what mileage pt is it considered "flying across the country"

in fact you gain three hours going west, coming to games in Tally from the West coast is much more gruling.

To illustrate.

Leave San diego on a 630 am flight local
land JAX at 530 local
hang out for an hour
start drive to Tally-get to tally at 10pm local

Does going to Dallas considered "flying across the country" you pass over the Mississippi

Flying to LA is an easy trip, tons of non stops and tons of hotels---





This post was edited on 12/19 12:27 PM by CarlsbadNole

Its not about any jet lag/time difference. The plane ticket prices are outrageous.

plane tickets are outrageous because it is New Years/holidays-Miami to New Orleans was only $200 less...but game tictes at kickoff will $100 less vs the Sugar

 

[CarlsbadNole]

Rountrip cost comparison\

Ft. Lauderdale to New orleans and back-$528-with a stop
Ft. Lauderdale to LAX and back-$614-and itis non stop and you gain three hours

Not sure why I continue to argue this, just truing to get more Noles fans to come out west, we need UUUUUU

The difference in plane costs will be made up in game ticket price.

Do not let the distance fool u

 

[Procutter]

My wallet is loving it...I'm going to the game but going to hold out on a ticket until a few days before I leave.

 

[NoleNewsIsGoodNews]

Originally posted by CarlsbadNole:


Rountrip cost comparison\

Ft. Lauderdale to New orleans and back-$528-with a stop
Ft. Lauderdale to LAX and back-$614-and itis non stop and you gain three hours

Not sure why I continue to argue this, just truing to get more Noles fans to come out west, we need UUUUUU

The difference in plane costs will be made up in game ticket price.

Do not let the distance fool u

You continue to make this sophism,when the reality is 90 percent ++ of the Fan Base that was going to New Orleans would have driven and would have had no airline expense at all...multiply 2 or 4 X 750+ and your looking at 1500 to 3000 grand in extra cost for attending The Rose Bowl

 

[William873]

I'm a college student,
Road trip to Nola = $50 tank of gas
Hotel/plane ticket to Pasadena north of $1000
(Last year I went can't afford it again this year)
The time difference was nice though