Need Advice on Season Tickets

[FijiUCF]

Hi, folks.

My wife and I don't live in Orlqndo, and we have just attended a game or two each season here and there over the years, probably totally 5-6 home games.

And, it's been a couple of years, since I have been to a home game. (So, I'm not familiar with the recent updates to the standout, like the Cabana and 4 Rivers seats. (If I'm mischaracterizing these things, it should serve to illustrate my unfamiliarity.)

We are planning on moving back to Orlando, and purchasing season tickets or a 3-pack will compliment our return visits that will precede our permanent move.

I can read the stadium map, and I'm loosely familiar with the stadium, having attended 5-6 games. But, things change and insight and conventional wisdom evolves.

So, I'd like your help.

Assuming that price would not be an issue (and understanding that there isn't universal availability for 3 or 4 seats together), can I get some advice or any recommendations?

(For ex, is the Cabana area better than a lower level seat. That sort of stuff.)

Thanks!

Go Knights!

 

[Ucfmikes]

Hi, folks.

My wife and I don't live in Orlqndo, and we have just attended a game or two each season here and there over the years, probably totally 5-6 home games.

And, it's been a couple of years, since I have been to a home game. (So, I'm not familiar with the recent updates to the standout, like the Cabana and 4 Rivers seats. (If I'm mischaracterizing these things, it should serve to illustrate my unfamiliarity.)

We are planning on moving back to Orlando, and purchasing season tickets or a 3-pack will compliment our return visits that will precede our permanent move.

I can read the stadium map, and I'm loosely familiar with the stadium, having attended 5-6 games. But, things change and insight and conventional wisdom evolves.

So, I'd like your help.

Assuming that price would not be an issue (and understanding that there isn't universal availability for 3 or 4 seats together), can I get some advice or any recommendations?

(For ex, is the Cabana area better than a lower level seat. That sort of stuff.)

Thanks!

Go Knights!

Hey there. Welcome. The Cabana is a very nice VIP experience. I was there last year. I like to be close, so I was going to move my seats to the side rows down low, but they became available too late. If you could get one of those, then that would be great.

Personally, I think I like to be low and as close to the 50 as possible. I went for the less expensive, more available "sun" or east side regular seats this year as many games are in the evening. They are more fun IMO. Can get a little rowdy, but that's football. Also, I like to tailgate and the Cabana is sort of like its own tailgate. You can do both however.

 

[LemmyKilmister]

Hi, folks.

My wife and I don't live in Orlqndo, and we have just attended a game or two each season here and there over the years, probably totally 5-6 home games.

And, it's been a couple of years, since I have been to a home game. (So, I'm not familiar with the recent updates to the standout, like the Cabana and 4 Rivers seats. (If I'm mischaracterizing these things, it should serve to illustrate my unfamiliarity.)

We are planning on moving back to Orlando, and purchasing season tickets or a 3-pack will compliment our return visits that will precede our permanent move.

I can read the stadium map, and I'm loosely familiar with the stadium, having attended 5-6 games. But, things change and insight and conventional wisdom evolves.

So, I'd like your help.

Assuming that price would not be an issue (and understanding that there isn't universal availability for 3 or 4 seats together), can I get some advice or any recommendations?

(For ex, is the Cabana area better than a lower level seat. That sort of stuff.)

Thanks!

Go Knights!

Welcome back!

I'm in section 212. It's in the 2nd level, but we have a great view of the field. I tried to balance having a good seat and not paying a premium price. I have 4 seats. With my donation, it costs me about $1200 for a season. Where I am located in section 212, we get shade at about 3:30pm from the Roth tower.

 

[Square Knight]

I just moved to 212 this season.
J 3 & 4
K 5 & 6

Personally, I like the view and perspective from the second level.

 

[LemmyKilmister]

I just moved to 212 this season.
J 3 & 4
K 5 & 6

Personally, I like the view and perspective from the second level.

See you at the game! I am in K 19-22.

 

[FijiUCF]

Thx everyone!

What's the Cabana experience all about?

 

[AlumKnight02]

Thx everyone!

What's the Cabana experience all about?

Cabana is excellent. Seats are in the middle of the field between the 40 yard lines. You have a private entrance to the stadium with separate concessions and restrooms from the rest of the stadium, making for shorter lines. This year all food from 4Rivers are included with the tickets. You have the ability to purchase alcohol which is not available throughout the stadium. You also have individual chairback seats. The cabana opens 2 hours prior to kickoff and stays open 1 hour after the game is over. So you can stay and let the traffic die down while watching some of the big screen TV's from the lounge area. You can watch the game from your seats or stand at the front of the cabana or at one of the high top tables. You are able to order food and drinks from an app on your phone and have it delivered to your seat. Tickets also come with parking pass in E5 lot which is right next to softball stadium.

If you want to try it out for a game, I have 3 available for this Saturday. I have 4 available for the Maryland game. Nothing available for the Tulane game, but should have some for the last 3 games as well. No parking passes though. Check it out and see if you like it before committing to a whole season.

 

[knightdevil]

Cabana is excellent. Seats are in the middle of the field between the 40 yard lines. You have a private entrance to the stadium with separate concessions and restrooms from the rest of the stadium, making for shorter lines. This year all food from 4Rivers are included with the tickets. You have the ability to purchase alcohol which is not available throughout the stadium. You also have individual chairback seats. The cabana opens 2 hours prior to kickoff and stays open 1 hour after the game is over. So you can stay and let the traffic die down while watching some of the big screen TV's from the lounge area. You can watch the game from your seats or stand at the front of the cabana or at one of the high top tables. You are able to order food and drinks from an app on your phone and have it delivered to your seat. Tickets also come with parking pass in E5 lot which is right next to softball stadium.

If you want to try it out for a game, I have 3 available for this Saturday. I have 4 available for the Maryland game. Nothing available for the Tulane game, but should have some for the last 3 games as well. No parking passes though. Check it out and see if you like it before committing to a whole season.

How much for the 3 Cabana tickets?

 

[AlumKnight02]

Face value is $150 per seat, so $450 for the 3 remaining tickets.