How Pissed are you going to be if we don't sellout?

[UCFhonors]

I'm pretty sure the NIT is controlling the whole ticketing of our game. There are always about 150-200 ticket available since 6mins after we found out that we had a home game to now at 11:00am. It's amazing our supply remains the same when obvi we are selling tickets.....

So, anyways this limiting supply works if you expect a sell out. It doesn't work when there isn't one - money left on the table bc people couldn't get good tickets or enough to sit by their friends.

So how pissed will you be if it isn't a sellout?

BTW we had 3,675 people at the last NIT home game.

 

[UCFProf]

I'm only worried about managing tonight's event and all things associated with it. They need to open up parking garages and lots as if it were a football game, open doors early, add parking attendants and ticket takers, lots more security, etc. All on very short notice. It's a real challenge.

 

[Knight_Classes_begin_7pm]

I'm only worried about managing tonight's event and all things associated with it. They need to open up parking garages and lots as if it were a football game, open doors early, add parking attendants and ticket takers, lots more security, etc. All on very short notice. It's a real challenge.

also, some closed food counters.......amazingly bad

 

[UCFhonors]

I talked to my Tix rep, and he expects a sellout. I'll be the first to admit that I am wrong. Did a rough count and I see ~400 tickets left at 12:58pm. IF it's anything less than 8.5k there toknight, I'm going to be level 10 pissed. If he is right, I'll be giving everyone his number.

 

[Knight_Classes_begin_7pm]

120 tickets were available 1 hour ago

 

[UCFProf]

Considering how much the place rocked last week with under half as many, this is going to be awesome regardless. Jermaine Taylor was re-tweeted saying how wild it was playing at the previous near sellout vs. Memphis. He wished us luck.

 

[jtGoldenKnights]

If they have a bad turn out I suggest next season creating a corny beach cabana and raising the ticket prices.

 

[UCFProf]

If they have a bad turn out I suggest next season creating a corny beach cabana and raising the ticket prices.

I'll bet the athletic department is kicking itself for pledging not to raise prices for next year. Heck, I paid $47 a ticket 25 years ago in the nose-bleed seats at a pre-season game.

 

[adamucf]

I'm guessing UCF has sold nearly 7k tix to public. They have 2750 reserved for something like students and how many of those get filled is take a guess. About 450 left to sell plus strong strong student turnout = 10k

Fluctuation caused by people reserving seats without completing order. Don't believe they are hiding any tix other than 2750 block which could get filled.

I am happy but would love to see a true sellout because of students.