OrngeJuiceJones
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The sections are 112-116, and it's most of the rows that are below the concourse. There are a few rows at the top of each section (below the concourse) that are not MVP, but I'm not positive how many. If no one else knows, I'll try to remember to look tonight when I get to the stadium and report back.I can't find anything telling you what sections and exact rows are considered MVP seats... Does anyone know?
Yeah I was asking bc I may go tonight lolThe sections are 112-116, and it's most of the rows that are below the concourse. There are a few rows at the top of each section (below the concourse) that are not MVP, but I'm not positive how many. If no one else knows, I'll try to remember to look tonight when I get to the stadium and report back.
The sections are 112-116, and it's most of the rows that are below the concourse. There are a few rows at the top of each section (below the concourse) that are not MVP, but I'm not positive how many. If no one else knows, I'll try to remember to look tonight when I get to the stadium and report back.
Yep. I got my renewal this weekend as well. We went ahead and signed up, but got to admit, we paused for a few days with the increase from $5000 to $11,000 ! If any UTAD are out there looking in, let me say this.......be very careful about these increases! Very careful!They aren't MVP seats...yet. It'll be easier next year because those whole sections will be MVP next year.
Those emails went out over the weekend. $2750 each or beat it. Hopefully UT will relocate the ones that can't but I won't hold my breath.
Yep. I got my renewal this weekend as well. We went ahead and signed up, but got to admit, we paused for a few days with the increase from $5000 to $11,000 ! If any UTAD are out there looking in, let me say this.......be very careful about these increases! Very careful!
I see that fine print at the bottom about "talent fee"This is next year's tickets as mentioned in the email:
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The first 6 rows.The sections are 112-116, and it's most of the rows that are below the concourse. There are a few rows at the top of each section (below the concourse) that are not MVP, but I'm not positive how many. If no one else knows, I'll try to remember to look tonight when I get to the stadium and report back.
I see that fine print at the bottom about "talent fee"
How about this UTAD?
include the sales tax, amusement tax, and talent fee.
Let's not be slimy and hide the true cost.
The actual cost of the "cheap seats" goes from $350 to $433.13.
And this still does not include the past "donations" you had to make to even have the right to give them an even greater donation?
For 38 games the cost for the lower price ticket is $11.40 at 433.13 level. But counting the $100k in prior donations required, the price in incalculable.
The UTAD better hope that UT does not have a bad 5 year stretch.
I did the math. Based on a 38 game home schedule and including taxes and talent fee. The cost of some tickets
Upper Grandstand: $32.57 /game
Field Level $56.99 / game
Club: $84.67 / game
4Tops: $130.26 (the worst deal in sports and seats that we rarely see people sitting in)
that being said, I would still buy Field or Club Level seats if I'm even given the chance to. But, I'm completely different than most of the people out there because I've cared about UT baseball for over 33 years. And contrary to the football donors who are buying the seats now, I will be at nearly every game or will assure someone will be in those seats every game.
The footnote says 10%. Doesn’t that mean the talent fee is $35 on top of the $350 seat? Or have I missed something to get to your example of $433.13.I see that fine print at the bottom about "talent fee"
How about this UTAD?
include the sales tax, amusement tax, and talent fee.
Let's not be slimy and hide the true cost.
The actual cost of the "cheap seats" goes from $350 to $433.13.
And this still does not include the past "donations" you had to make to even have the right to give them an even greater donation?
For 38 games the cost for the lower price ticket is $11.40 at 433.13 level. But counting the $100k in prior donations required, the price in incalculable.
The UTAD better hope that UT does not have a bad 5 year stretch.
I did the math. Based on a 38 game home schedule and including taxes and talent fee. The cost of some tickets
Upper Grandstand: $32.57 /game
Field Level $56.99 / game
Club: $84.67 / game
4Tops: $130.26 (the worst deal in sports and seats that we rarely see people sitting in)
that being said, I would still buy Field or Club Level seats if I'm even given the chance to. But, I'm completely different than most of the people out there because I've cared about UT baseball for over 33 years. And contrary to the football donors who are buying the seats now, I will be at nearly every game or will assure someone will be in those seats every game.
I know folks who have donated a tidy sum and still cant buy these tickets. No one around me with season tickets can pay to get them back if they ever lose them.I see that fine print at the bottom about "talent fee"
How about this UTAD?
include the sales tax, amusement tax, and talent fee.
Let's not be slimy and hide the true cost.
The actual cost of the "cheap seats" goes from $350 to $433.13.
And this still does not include the past "donations" you had to make to even have the right to give them an even greater donation?
For 38 games the cost for the lower price ticket is $11.40 at 433.13 level. But counting the $100k in prior donations required, the price in incalculable.
The UTAD better hope that UT does not have a bad 5 year stretch.
I did the math. Based on a 38 game home schedule and including taxes and talent fee. The cost of some tickets
Upper Grandstand: $32.57 /game
Field Level $56.99 / game
Club: $84.67 / game
4Tops: $130.26 (the worst deal in sports and seats that we rarely see people sitting in)
that being said, I would still buy Field or Club Level seats if I'm even given the chance to. But, I'm completely different than most of the people out there because I've cared about UT baseball for over 33 years. And contrary to the football donors who are buying the seats now, I will be at nearly every game or will assure someone will be in those seats every game.
That is why I will not let mine go as long as I can afford them and will probably just keep giving away the ones I can't go to and selling a few to help offset the price to watch our son sit in the dugout. But it is reasonable when you love college baseball like I do.I know folks who have donated a tidy sum and still cant buy these tickets. No one around me with season tickets can pay to get them back if they ever lose them.