Arch Madness

[clenz]

Re: Arch Madness

I have 3 issues with ticketing:

1-) Is it really that difficult to pull up a seating chart and look at available seats? I know they have the software to do it, you can pick exactly where you want to sit for any GBPAC show.

2-) I know I have brought this up before, but it really pi$$es me off that season ticket holders were charged a $1/game fee and walk-ups $2/game for a service that was NEVER offered (for those of you who didn't receive the mailing about it, it was supposed to be a stubhub type service). Where did that money go?

3-) Figure out how to scan ALL tickets, and if "sold" tickets aren't used, move those empty seats to the upper corners or something.

One idea:

I understand giving corporate tickets to donors and all of that, but I think you should require them to be confirmed before each game by a certain date, and if they aren't, then they should be given to somebody to use (YMCA, Boys & Girls Club, etc.)

1. I have yet to encounter someone who doesn't do that, next time that happens ask the person to see the seat map. If they don't show you the map give one of the UNItix directors a call with the person's name and let them now about it.

2. The ticket office doesn't set the fees....or the ticket prices. Take that up with the place that sets the prices and works out the contracts with the company they do their business through.

3. That should be worked out by next year. Again, with the new system going in some tickets that were done in the old system didn't have a proper bar code for the new system. And again, the ticket office doesn't control who does or doesn't get corporate tickets. They don't control who uses them and how often.



In a perfect world, yes, the ticket office could force people to decide if they are going to use tickets or not but that isn't the ticket offices job. The ticket office get the info from other sources: athletics, marketing, the company bringing the show in, etc... With a that information they put the tickets into the system and sell them. The ticket office doesn't have as much control over screwing people over as you want to think.

[jnutt]

Re: Arch Madness

The ticket office didn't know where the tickets were going to be until they got the tickets came in the mail. The ticket office also didn't set the seat locations, that would have been the PSC.


Get your facts straight before you ***** about a place you have no idea about.

Drake has known for a few months now where their tickets were. I could get tickets in their lower level and UNI wanted to stick me in the last row of the building. So whats this about not having my facts straight?

[clenz]

Re: Arch Madness

Drake has known for a few months now where their tickets were. I could get tickets in their lower level and UNI wanted to stick me in the last row of the building. So whats this about not having my facts straight?

UNI was not told where the sections were. UNI didn't stick you in the back row. UNI and the ticket office did not set the seating. UNI went over what they were given as an allotment, so when they submitted more requests everything had to change.

[jnutt]

Re: Arch Madness

UNI was not told where the sections were. UNI didn't stick you in the back row. UNI and the ticket office did not set the seating. UNI went over what they were given as an allotment, so when they submitted more requests everything had to change.

fair enough. It would have been nice to get that answer from the office. Glad to hear that UNI fans are making the trek down there. Trying to find the UNI section was a b-. Seems like they should have given you guys the info.