EMAIL: 2025 TCU Football Ticket Info

[OEMTim]

Well, the date came and went. I did not renew. Not sure if I regret it or not. I definitely loved our seats, but if you allow the athletic department to do things like this with no repercussion, it happens again. We'll see if the blowback is enough for it to change its mind about sticking it to the loyal fans.

 

[Double D]

VOLUNTEERS FOR THE WIN!!!

1. Tennessee - 10 month plan

I believe Mike Buddie can fix this - but somebody at TCU clearly isn’t doing their job in the athletic department

Providing further data on @tcumaniac ’s point about our “payment plan” for season tickets being insulting and far off from the norm:

1. A&M: 4 month payment plan
2. OKST: 9 months plan
3. Baylor requires 50% by May 31
4. Utah: 6 month plan; final payment Sept 15
5. Colorado: 6 month plan
6. South Carolina: 10 month plan
7. WVU: 6 month plan
8. Louisville: 12 month plan
9. Wake forest: 4 month plan; final payment June
10. UVA: 6 month plan
11. VT - 9 months: final payment August
12. Kentucky: 5 month plan
13. LSU: 8 month plan: final payment August
14. Florida: 6 month plan
15. Ole Miss: 9 months; last payment due December
16. Purdue: 7 month plan; final payment July
17. Iowa: 6 month plan
18. Michigan: 4 month plan
19. OU: payment plan through May 31 - 4 months?
20. KSU: 4 month plan - last PMT July?
21. NCST - 9 month plan - last payment June
22. PSU: 6 month plan; last payment end of June
23. Oregon: 9 month plan
24. Nebraska: 6 month plan; last payment June
25. Maryland - 7 month plan
26. Tennessee - 10 month plan
27. Vanderbilt: 4 month plan
28. Washington - 4 month plan
29. UCF - 8 month plan
30. ASU: 10 month and 6 month plan
31. Cincinnati: 6 month plan
32. KU: 5 month plan; last payment July
33. Miami: 7 month plan
34. Syracuse: 8 month plan
35. Pitt: 7 month plan
36. GT: 4 month plan; last payment August
37. Fresno State: 5 month plan
38. TCU requires 100% by April 1

I just did more work in ~20 minutes of googling than any of the highly paid associate ADs have done regarding our weakness in ticket plan financing that has caused severe drop in season ticket sales

I have clearly made somebody in the athletic department redundant or at a minimum…incompetent…please get rid of these low value employees hurting the athletic program

Big 12 Programs:

1. OKST: 9 months plan
2. Baylor requires 50% by May 31
3. Utah: 6 month plan; final payment Sept 15
4. Colorado: 6 month plan
5. WVU: 6 month plan
6. KSU: 4 month plan - last PMT July?
7. UCF - 8 month plan
8. ASU: 10 month and 6 month plan
9. Cincinnati: 6 month plan
10. KU: 5 month plan; last payment July
11. Arizona: 4 month plan
12. TCU requires 100% by April 10
13. Houston: ???
14. BYU: ???

 

[namollec]

FloridaFrog76129 - "I just did more work in ~20 minutes of googling than any of the highly paid associate ADs have done regarding our weakness in ticket plan financing that has caused severe drop in season ticket sales."

That's the plan, Stan.

 

[FloridaFrog76129]

Given the way they blew up long time, many spots, tailgates in Lot 4, no. In fact, the mental midget they said did it admitted he fugged up. 8 spots down to 2, no tailgate, now I don’t miss it!

Who admitted to messing up?

 

[FloridaFrog76129]

I think these price increases are driven by our commitment to staying relevant through revenue sharing. They can currently pay athletes 22% of revenue and that % will increase.

I found this to be a bold-faced lie when TCU claimed this year the ticket price increases had to do with revenue sharing

NIL Ticket Fee Increase - Per Ticket:

1. Arizona: $50 fee (total ticket price is not changing)
2. Texas: $80 ($13 per game)
3. Tennessee: 10%
4. Oregon State $3 (yes per ticket)
5. Ohio State: $0 (National Championship Winning Year)
6. TCU: $150 to $250 per ticket for most

Maryland and NC State both added “per seat donations” for football season tickets for the first time this year

 

[froginmn]

VOLUNTEERS FOR THE WIN!!!

1. Tennessee - 10 month plan

I guess the 10 month plan is great, if you want to start paying for your tickets in September of the previous season.

Is that better?

 

[Big Frog II]

I guess the 10 month plan is great, if you want to start paying for your tickets in September of the previous season.

Is that better?

I would be happy with a 6 month plan. (March-August perhaps)

 

[The Artist Formerly Known as PhormerPhrog]

Oh crap.. the deadline passed?

 

[The Artist Formerly Known as PhormerPhrog]

One thing about Donati is that he worked with me on tickets twice past the deadline. Once as asst AD and another as AD.

 

[FloridaFrog76129]

Oh crap.. the deadline passed?

You might still be able to pay on your account today

 

[FloridaFrog76129]

I guess the 10 month plan is great, if you want to start paying for your tickets in September of the previous season.

Is that better?

Yes - literally over 40 schools have better payment options than TCU…the point being having to cough up 5 figures immediately is flat out stupid from a business decision

Credit cards and payment flexibility have been around for over 40 years..

 

[Big Frog II]

Oh crap.. the deadline passed?

Technically yes, I would call them Monday if you have not renewed.

 

[The Artist Formerly Known as PhormerPhrog]

Yeah I can't pay for it all at once. Unemployed since Jan 3. Technically have a job but 100% commission and won't have any income until April. Maybe they'll work with me.

 

[The Artist Formerly Known as PhormerPhrog]

Wonder how many didn't renew. My guess is a lot more than usual. On that alone they should work with people.

 

[Double D]

I'm hearing A LOT of non renewals.

Wonder how many didn't renew. My guess is a lot more than usual. On that alone they should work with people.

 

[Big Frog II]

Maybe they should not have jacked up prices this year. My business is a barometer of how the economy is doing. Right now it’s sluggish and people are being cautious.

 

[steelfrog]

Let's see if Steel has this correct. Certain people feel the need to finance tickets in order to be able to watch games that they can also watch for free on the TeeVee. Certain other people want the billion dollar "charitable organization" to "work with them" to pay for their tickets late, so they don't have to suffer the indignity of watching the game for free on their TeeVee.

And you all say TCU is the one with the problem here? Addicts react this way when they're cut off from their supplier. What is the big attraction?

Capitalism is a bi tch, but if you don't want to meet the terms of the offer, then just move on to something else and quit your hundin... Ya'll are acting like jilted lovers.

The fact that there are non renewals will simply open up opportunities for other people/companies to snatch up the tickets. TCU will have little problem finding people/companies to pay for the tickets. TCU's coffers will continue to floweth over in spite of your vindictiveness. Butts in seats may be another issue tho...

 

[FloridaFrog76129]

Maybe they should not have jacked up prices this year. My business is a barometer of how the economy is doing. Right now it’s sluggish and people are being cautious.

What’s your business?

 

[Double D]

Wrong

#BanSteel

TCU will have little problem finding people/companies to pay for the tickets. TCU's coffers will continue to floweth over in spite of your vindictiveness. Butts in seats may be another issue tho...

 

[The Artist Formerly Known as PhormerPhrog]

Let's see if Steel has this correct. Certain people feel the need to finance tickets in order to be able to watch games that they can also watch for free on the TeeVee. Certain other people want the billion dollar "charitable organization" to "work with them" to pay for their tickets late, so they don't have to suffer the indignity of watching the game for free on their TeeVee.

And you all say TCU is the one with the problem here? Addicts react this way when they're cut off from their supplier. What is the big attraction?

Capitalism is a bi tch, but if you don't want to meet the terms of the offer, then just move on to something else and quit your hundin... Ya'll are acting like jilted lovers.

The fact that there are non renewals will simply open up opportunities for other people/companies to snatch up the tickets. TCU will have little problem finding people/companies to pay for the tickets. TCU's coffers will continue to floweth over in spite of your vindictiveness. Butts in seats may be another issue tho...

Completely wrong. If that we're the case why isn't the stadium sold out every year?