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Being a season-ticket holder might not guarantee a seat at TCU football games this fall
By Drew Davison
TCU has approximately 30,000 season-ticket holders for football games at 46,000-seat Amon G. Carter Stadium.
If capacity for fall sporting events is limited anywhere from 25% to 50% at venues to limit mass gatherings amid the coronavirus pandemic, it would mean difficult decisions are on the horizon for the TCU athletic department with how to distribute tickets fairly among season-ticket holders and even students.
If capacity is limited to 25% (11,500), more than 60% of season-ticket holders couldn’t attend games. Even at 50% (23,000), a significant number would be left out. Given that, it seems unlikely that TCU would even be able to offer single-game tickets with a limited capacity leaving season-ticket holders out.
Read more here: https://www.star-telegram.com/sport...niversity/article243038686.html#storylink=cpy
By Drew Davison
TCU has approximately 30,000 season-ticket holders for football games at 46,000-seat Amon G. Carter Stadium.
If capacity for fall sporting events is limited anywhere from 25% to 50% at venues to limit mass gatherings amid the coronavirus pandemic, it would mean difficult decisions are on the horizon for the TCU athletic department with how to distribute tickets fairly among season-ticket holders and even students.
If capacity is limited to 25% (11,500), more than 60% of season-ticket holders couldn’t attend games. Even at 50% (23,000), a significant number would be left out. Given that, it seems unlikely that TCU would even be able to offer single-game tickets with a limited capacity leaving season-ticket holders out.
Read more here: https://www.star-telegram.com/sport...niversity/article243038686.html#storylink=cpy