tcumaniac
Full Member
Curious what TCU ends up doing for you.
As you probably know by now, those seats don't have club access... and that website has no affiliation with TCU and, unfortunately, isn't accurate.
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As you probably know by now, those seats don't have club access... and that website has no affiliation with TCU and, unfortunately, isn't accurate.
Peacefrog
Degenerate
If I can’t find four I may take you up on that.
Frog45
Ticket Exchange Pass
I got my two in 2011 and I have wanted to add two forever to add my two kids to some seats. Have always been told there is a waiting list.
Peacefrog
Degenerate
When I made a donation to the football program I was told they could help me with anything but baseball seats. It’s a tough ticket to get.
They may be able to accommodate in some way - I have always had a great experience with the ticket office/ADs. That being said, as a new club owner, I imagine you are going to have to pay a significant donation piece for access.
I asked them about my 4 yo if I could get him into the Legends club if he didn’t have a seat (mind you I have a few tickets) and they said they would offer club access passes upon request. However, I assume that is for families/ticket holders that have paid for club seats, not just anyone. But I dunno.
tcumaniac
Full Member
Yeah. In this scenario, I imagine accommodation looks like just letting him move to different seats (sadly a lot of the better seats on his selection day are now gone).
Unless you are an actual club season ticket holder, I doubt there’s a scenario where they let anyone have access to any club other than the touchdown club that ato mentioned.
For those that are curious- to currently get a club seat on the east or west side, it requires a one time donation of $12,500 per seat (which you can spread out over 5 years) plus the cost of the annual ticket which can range from ~$1,600 to $3,200 per seat per year based on the location.
Boomhauer
Active Member
Just made my selection:
Got to move from the 400s from to 201, and got a parking spot in Lot 4 to make the wife happy with a shorter walk into the stadium.
Moved to 201 as well. I’m also starting to wonder if we’ll have anyone in the 400’s this year.
FrogbyChoice
Active Member
If you win they will come
ticketfrog123
Active Member
the inverse is also true
NewFrogFan
Full Member
172/73/74, a few others right in that area, several from 2002-2007 teams usually there or stop by!Just made my selection:
Got to move from the 400s from to 201, and got a parking spot in Lot 4 to make the wife happy with a shorter walk into the stadium.
Frog45
Ticket Exchange Pass
Yeah… the opposing team’s fans
Frog45
Ticket Exchange Pass
I’ll be the guy with the five year old daughter making 7 trips to the bathroom.
Eight
Member
simple solution, cut her off after her second beer
ticketfrog123
Active Member
Given what’s already for sale on stubhub and unlikely to sell in the upper decks = roughly 12,000 opposing fans for the higher demand games (OU, Texas, Tech)
mwe2187
Member
I remember seeing this back through the pages and i've read back through 9, but trying to make 100% sure... We have 6 seats together 1st row up in the 300, we were looking at move a pair down to the 200's, but nothing on the west side opened up (yet)...
Since at this point we wont be likely moving, do we just keep the thing open? do we do anything if we are keeping our same 6?
Sorry to ask a question that I saw already asked, but trying to make 100% to not upset the parents. The wife and i were hoping to move down but not looking like it.
Since at this point we wont be likely moving, do we just keep the thing open? do we do anything if we are keeping our same 6?
Sorry to ask a question that I saw already asked, but trying to make 100% to not upset the parents. The wife and i were hoping to move down but not looking like it.
ticketfrog123
Active Member
if you’re not upgrading you don’t need to do anything
Frognosticator
Tier 1
Just moved inward and forward.
