Football Partial Plans
| 5 Game Mini Plan | FIND TICKETS |
The 5 game mini plan includes the following:
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The 3 game mini plan includes the following:
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| 5 Game Mini Plan | FIND TICKETS |
The 5 game mini plan includes the following:
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3 Game Mini Plan | FIND TICKETS | |
The 3 game mini plan includes the following:
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One thing to keep in mind, being a Bama fan has been hella expensive over the last decade. I have went through all my "spending money", going to two national title games(Texas and LSU), two of the openers in Arlington(UM and USC) and all of the openers in ATL except the last one and this year. Alll of that on top of having season tix for the last 15 years, has wiped me out and I imagine that I am not alone in this. So many of those who normally buy up those packages are probably holding off. I also saw that there were some open season ticket packages available, not sure how many.
I might consider doing that, as I have not been inside the new stadium yet. My last game there was the last opener in the GaDome against WVU. I have gotten emails offering me tix to the aTm and more recently for the MSU road games at face value but did not bite on either of those.I did not add Duke to my full season package this year. I'm banking on saving money when the tix crater ahead of game time. I will go, I just don't see a compelling market for them. Duke has the fewest followers of anyone we've played in Atlanta, and I believe the quality of the opponent, and perhaps some financial/Atlanta fatigue from the Bama side, will make it a cheap seat.
When I mean Atlanta fatigue, I mean that counting this season we will have played in six of the twelve kickoff classics held at the Dome/Benz, and seven of the eleven SECC held during this same time. Add in the two playoff/NC games, and we've played 15 games in Atlanta since 2008 - and that number could be as high as 17 should we make it to the SECC and first round playoff.
RTR,
Tim
I did not add Duke to my full season package this year. I'm banking on saving money when the tix crater ahead of game time. I will go, I just don't see a compelling market for them. Duke has the fewest followers of anyone we've played in Atlanta, and I believe the quality of the opponent, and perhaps some financial/Atlanta fatigue from the Bama side, will make it a cheap seat.
When I mean Atlanta fatigue, I mean that counting this season we will have played in six of the twelve kickoff classics held at the Dome/Benz, and seven of the eleven SECC held during this same time. Add in the two playoff/NC games, and we've played 15 games in Atlanta since 2008 - and that number could be as high as 17 should we make it to the SECC and first round playoff.
RTR,
Tim
When I mean Atlanta fatigue, I mean that counting this season we will have played in six of the twelve kickoff classics held at the Dome/Benz, and seven of the eleven SECC held during this same time. Add in the two playoff/NC games, and we've played 15 games in Atlanta since 2008 - and that number could be as high as 17 should we make it to the SECC and first round playoff.
Atlanta has truly been done to death. With the SECCG and now Atlanta looks like a regular entry into the playoff derby we can play there 3 times in a year. Duke doesn't help and knowing we are a 30 point favorite only adds to the overall apathy. How many quality OOC teams have BDS hosted in the last 15 years? These home and home series can't come soon enough.
I'd rather the game be in Atlanta over anywhere else other than home. How can you say that's being done to death when the venue is top of the line and actually affordable? Of course I'd like to see home and homes, and living outside of Atlanta I enjoy the short ride, but the money is good, the atmosphere is top notch, and it can't be beat anywhere other than actual Tuscaloosa.
But usc and Miami will be different next 2 years..u think?You answered your own question. I too compared it to having a home game. As far as Atlanta is concerned, where else could you play a team like Duke in a neutral setting. There would be 12 people at Jerry's world.
But usc and Miami will be different next 2 years..u think?
As @It Takes Eleven put it...the Atlanta fatigue...the neutral site fatigue has set in....
And as @BamaFan334 noted.... cost of trying to follow Tide everywhere has gotten
impossible except for a few...
That aside... i am shocked that there are season packages available..... what does that say about the “ maybe exaggerated " stories of season ticket waiting list?....
But mostly the ticket for sec games may be "returns" by schools... could explain...and they are south endzone.... and maybe a mile high or higher... more factors
For the tickets this year..... I could buy around stadium ...a half hour before KO....
Good seats....west side....Sec games...15-20$..( except lsu...i had some extra 2 years ago i could o ly get face for.)....nonconfer...5-10$ or less...
What's being advertised by UA are mini-packets: not season ticket availability.That aside... i am shocked that there are season packages available..... what does that say about the “ maybe exaggerated " stories of season ticket waiting list?....
What's being advertised by UA are mini-packets: not season ticket availability.
The same thing was offered a year ago, to the date, from Bama's ticket office. It's nothing new to have these mini-packets available for purchase. As noted in another thread, those games were still sold out in 2018.
You answered your own question. I too compared it to having a home game. As far as Atlanta is concerned, where else could you play a team like Duke in a neutral setting. There would be 12 people at Jerry's world.