Ticket Age Policy
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2 is the official policy. But if you carry them in, they won't even blink at you.
I don't think we will have trouble finding a seat for him given the opponent and how we've played this year.
Thanks for your responses everyone.
I verified this on the Rutgers website
- All guests must have a ticket to the game (including infants).
I think they need to fit into the standardized ,small , one gallon, clear plastic carry bag.
Can you link me to that site? I've been searching for the policy on scarletknights.com and have not been able to find it.
Last year both my 3 and 1 year olds came in free, but when I took my 1 year old to the final home game of the basketball season, they asked for his ticket. I told them I wasn't aware that he needed one considering he was only 1. They let me in without a ticket but told me to keep him on my lap and to make sure I had one next time. I wanted to see if the football policy had changed like the basketball policy.
I tried calling the ticket office, but they never pick up the damn phone.
This. It's my understanding @mildone has one season ticket but I've seen him with as many as 3 strippers on his lap.
It makes doing the wave very interesting.
http://www.scarletknights.com/sports/2017/6/11/tickets-policy-html.aspx
"ticket policy" section a little below the stadium chart
They had Bigger mouthsHe has 3 of these on his lap?
Spanky is incorrect. The official policy is ALL attendees need a ticket...no matter what the age. That change was made this year.
I carried my 16 year old son in last weekend without a ticket.
Kewl! Just make sure to keep him/her hydrated/sunscreened.
It may have changed, you might try scalping a ticket for him for like $5 just to be safe.
I just found the ticket policy. That's a kick in the nuts. Looks like I will be scalping a ticket tomorrow.
If I show up to the lots today with no ticket what do you think my get in the door cost will be.
When you buy the cargo shorts do you get those socks for free?
I called last week before the game. 2 and under are free assuming they sit on your lap though as previously mentioned there was plenty of room. Then I asked about discounted tickets for my 4 year old cause I wasn't spending $50 through RU and was hoping to not pay $20 through stub hub. He emailed me a free ticket for him! I think it was future knights day or something.
Also as mentioned previously, in the past we'd just walk in holding them and was never asked for a ticket but the 4 year old is getting big and I was worried he'd make a scene about not having a ticket.
Word of advice, bring some entertainment. The first half sucked so much last week they were bored out of their minds and were causing trouble. We left at the half. Never had them act that way at previous games or other sporting events.
Also as mentioned previously, in the past we'd just walk in holding them and was never asked for a ticket but the 4 year old is getting big and I was worried he'd make a scene about not having a ticket.
Word of advice, bring some entertainment. The first half sucked so much last week they were bored out of their minds and were causing trouble. We left at the half. Never had them act that way at previous games or other sporting events.
I've got 4 extras you can have for $5 each if you wanna stop in Bound Brook on your way.
Pregnant women have to have two tickets to get in.
Thats probably because they are so busy selling tickets that they cant even pickup the phone! Oh wait??
Thst's not right. Just 'cause they're wet and slippery, there's no reason to call your hookers fish.
