Has anyone heard what the ticket prices will be? From a good source he had to double his Buff Club donation and still the tickets were well above DII level tickets.Also concession prices will be high. Well, WT Officials will come to their senses when WT plays WNM in the last of Oct with the high in the lower 40's and wind is 25-35 mph and Tech is on tv.
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Originally posted by exbuff72 View PostHas anyone heard what the ticket prices will be? From a good source he had to double his Buff Club donation and still the tickets were well above DII level tickets.Also concession prices will be high. Well, WT Officials will come to their senses when WT plays WNM in the last of Oct with the high in the lower 40's and wind is 25-35 mph and Tech is on tv.
Club level seating above the private suite area and below the press box area (where the Buffalo Club windows on the field can be seen), with access to the huge Buffalo Club hospitality suite has several levels (with food included - was told the budget for Buffalo Club food will be @ $30 per seat per game and will be first class - booze costs extra). I know there are at least three levels of Club seating. There may be a couple more levels that are less expensive. The three levels I know about require a one-time per seat capital contribution. Those three levels require one-time capital contributions of $425, $525, or $600 per seat. Add to that the same price for the per seat season ticket. 50 yard line section is the $600 per seat level. The two sections adjacent to the 50 yard line area (35-45 yard line) are $525 per seat. The next section over(25-35 yard line) is the $425 per seat level. Club seating gets you great preferred parking. And a designated entrance behind the press box with elevators that take you right up to the club level. And the restaurant quality food. And access to booze. Club seating is not inexpensive, but it will be a premium fan game experience, unlike anything else in D2.
The one-time capital contribution per seat can be paid out over 3 years. A certain level of Buffalo Club membership is also required. I hope that helps.
Remember one thing: there won't be a bad seat in the stadium! Whether it's general admission, regular chair backs, club seating, or a private suite, you'll be close to the field. On top of the action. Go Buffs!Last edited by BuffaloChip; 04-10-2019, 07:42 PM.
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Originally posted by exbuff72 View PostHas anyone heard what the ticket prices will be? From a good source he had to double his Buff Club donation and still the tickets were well above DII level tickets.Also concession prices will be high. Well, WT Officials will come to their senses when WT plays WNM in the last of Oct with the high in the lower 40's and wind is 25-35 mph and Tech is on tv.
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Originally posted by exbuff72 View PostChip, thanks for the update. my source runs a business and will propably expense it off
Me, too. Still, it's my money one way or the other. The new stadium club seat pricing plan would be an easier sale if the Buffs were coming off an 11-2 LSC co-championship season with a playoff win.Last edited by BuffaloChip; 04-10-2019, 09:00 PM.
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Originally posted by BuffaloChip View PostI was told today, that chair back season ticket prices will be between $100 and $150 per seat depending on the location. 6 games this year. That breaks down to between $16.67 and $25 per game for a chair back. General admission will be $10. I don't know for sure, but I imagine kids under a certain age will be $5 general admission.
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Originally posted by Brandon View PostThese prices are well within the typical threshold for good D2 programs.
I choke when I go to Emeril's Palazzo steakhouse in Vegas and am asked to pay $18 for a wedge salad. $89 for a bone-in rib-eye. $14 for a baked potato. And a 12 year old scotch is $28. And I usually have more than one. Yipes! I get a pain deep in my kidneys, like someone just stuck me with a Bowie knife! When your used to paying $45 for that rib-eye (potato and salad included) and $12 for the same scotch........or more likely it's an $11.00 Mexican dinner, a $6 shot of tequila, and a $3 Coors Light, $20 total, well, it's a shock. I can't underestimate how cheap people are in the Texas Panhandle. Frugal and cheap.
I'm not sure how many people are willing to pay $125 a seat per game (capital costs included) for the next three years to eat a $30 included meal and pay $7 for a beer. to watch the Buffs play football. I did. I must be crazy. Someone pull that knife out of my right kidney!
Hmmm. If the Buffs win, the price is right! Never mind.
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Originally posted by chivas_gold View PostSo, what is the capital contribution for ? To get access to Buffalo club?
Being a Buffalo Club member and Club level season ticket holder gets you into the Club area during games.
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This is an FYI just for fun to compare ticket prices. I'm going to use Buffalo Chip tickets for a comparison between WT and Texas A&M. Apples and Oranges I know but just for fun. When they reseated after the Remodeling of Kyle Field every seat had a Capital contribution and annual giving. So the tickets Chip has at WT would be in the Prime West Legacy Club at A&M. The Capital contribution for those seats were $15000.00 per seat as a 1 time gift. You could pay it over 5 years if you chose to. The annual gift is $4000.00 per seat every year. The actual season ticket price per seat would be $600.00 per ticket. Parking Passes are assigned according to your points and cost $180.00. So let's do a five year analysis for these 4 season tickets.
1 time Capital Gift of 15000 x 4 =60000
Annual gift 4000x4=16000 16000x5 =80000
Season tickets 4x600=2400 2400x5 =12000
Parking Pass 1x180=180 180x 5 = 900
Grand Total 5 years =$152900
There are 20 different pricing sections in Kyle Field.
When the reseating occurred you would have needed to have given in the $50000 range or accumulated the equal of that in points to even have a chance at purchasing those tickets I just Illustrated. Also FYI, every ticket in the stadium required a Capital contribution and still requires a annual giving amount. Cheapest were $25 Capital gift and $25 annual/seat gift. These are upper deck in both end zones. They are way up there and points were needed to even buy those seats.
PS Loge boxes and Suites would be a lot higher than the club seating. There is over 100 suites in Kyle and rumors are that the 12 Founders suites cost anywhere from 2 to 5 million for the capital contribution. Just rumors I heard.
I would say that WT is still in the D-2 category for pricing and Chip I think the view from your seats at WT will be better than the A&M tickets are.
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I left out that the cheapest seats for season tickets are still $500 per seat and the Loge Boxes and Suites are besides the 20 different pricing sections. There is no general admission. Students get 35000- 40000 seats at A&M on the East side and are mostly on the 2 upper decks with the Band and The Corp seating in the first deck. The 2 middle sections on the first level East side are season ticket holders and are not as expensive but day games can be brutal in those seats In September and early October. Hence the cheaper price.
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Originally posted by Sportsfan88 View PostThis is an FYI just for fun to compare ticket prices. I'm going to use Buffalo Chip tickets for a comparison between WT and Texas A&M. Apples and Oranges I know but just for fun. When they reseated after the Remodeling of Kyle Field every seat had a Capital contribution and annual giving. So the tickets Chip has at WT would be in the Prime West Legacy Club at A&M. The Capital contribution for those seats were $15000.00 per seat as a 1 time gift. You could pay it over 5 years if you chose to. The annual gift is $4000.00 per seat every year. The actual season ticket price per seat would be $600.00 per ticket. Parking Passes are assigned according to your points and cost $180.00. So let's do a five year analysis for these 4 season tickets.
1 time Capital Gift of 15000 x 4 =60000
Annual gift 4000x4=16000 16000x5 =80000
Season tickets 4x600=2400 2400x5 =12000
Parking Pass 1x180=180 180x 5 = 900
Grand Total 5 years =$152900
There are 20 different pricing sections in Kyle Field.
When the reseating occurred you would have needed to have given in the $50000 range or accumulated the equal of that in points to even have a chance at purchasing those tickets I just Illustrated. Also FYI, every ticket in the stadium required a Capital contribution and still requires a annual giving amount. Cheapest were $25 Capital gift and $25 annual/seat gift. These are upper deck in both end zones. They are way up there and points were needed to even buy those seats.
PS Loge boxes and Suites would be a lot higher than the club seating. There is over 100 suites in Kyle and rumors are that the 12 Founders suites cost anywhere from 2 to 5 million for the capital contribution. Just rumors I heard.
I would say that WT is still in the D-2 category for pricing and Chip I think the view from your seats at WT will be better than the A&M tickets are.Last edited by BuffaloChip; 04-11-2019, 01:46 PM.
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Originally posted by BuffaloChip View PostMe, too. Still, it's my money one way or the other. The new stadium club seat pricing plan would be an easier sale if the Buffs were coming off an 11-2 LSC co-championship season with a playoff win.Who was the first person to look at a cow and say, "I think I'll squeeze these dangly things here, and drink whatever comes out?"
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Originally posted by JavsFan View PostYou might check with your CPA about writing off sports related tickets.
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