RAC Pass
- Thread starter bwrlaw
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seems like a decent deal so far. I don't have a pass. I buy single games (around 10) and move around...but also pay more per game to do so.
I am not complaining. I am very pleased with how this has worked out. I was just curious to see where people have ended up.
I have two regular season tickets and bough the rac pass in case i wanted to bring an extra two people to game, which has only happened once. I've always checked my RAC Pass seats, though. Two times in the 300s, once in 118, and the rest in the 200s.
I have it, but I dont actually sit in the seat they assign me. I find a row of seats open and pick a seat in much better locations.
I thought people originally mentioned in the original racpass thread that they would only be giving 200/300 level seats? I wonder if anyone got 100 sidelines or only 118.
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oh no, I didn't think you were. I was just expressing my opinion that it seemed OK and not getting screwed. (I almost pulled the trigger on them but can't commit to all games..or I would have).
still baffled they pulled it off properly
I love it being from long island. I can go to the games on a whim and not worry about anything
I wouldn’t say we are being screwed because the price was so low, but I do get annoyed when they play a game like Cleveland State and I’m assigned the corner of upper 200 levels, but when I get in the stadium Center court mid 200 is wide open. Those seats aren’t going to magically sell last second so why not give it to the rac pass people. MSU game I totally underand being upper corner
and just move over...nobody is going to bother you. I will be both pleased AND disappointed when I have to start sitting in the first row 300 level seats I buy. That will force me to pay and move down.
One thing I wish they added to the RAC pass was a way to pay to upgrade your seat. I've only been able to make 2 games so far due to recently moving, but at those games I would have gladly paid extra to have a 100 level seat.
How much extra would you be willing to pay for a 100-level seat. 100-level tickets are $41, not including the required donation. Assuming there are 100-level seats unsold, how much above your $4.50 per game RACPass are you willing to pay for an upgrade.
I think the point of the RACPass is a low-cost way to get the occasional fan or new fan into the building. It is a cheap way for someone to see games and test the waters to see if they eventually want to buy season tickets. But they intentionally want to give you less desirable seats (and occasionally tease you with a better seat), so you have an incentive to buy season tickets next year. The last thing they want to do is have season ticket holders give up their season tickets and buy a $99 RACPass to sit in seats equivalent to their season seats.
Was assigned 207 row Q for last night.
My son and I were literally the only 2 people in the section when we moved down and closer to center court at the under 16 timeout.
My son and I were literally the only 2 people in the section when we moved down and closer to center court at the under 16 timeout.
Exactly, the premise is to get you into the arena, the main goal is to get you to become a season ticket holder. They're not doing this to get you to be a RAC pass renewal candidate. It's basically a ticket giveaway promotion. They're not making much off of their $4.50 per game.
