Oh my goodness...we got our tickets from Marcus Lemonis, we are in 134. Row C! What an absolute blessing. Needless to say, we are quite thankful.
What's the story here? I heard he was going to give tickets. So, how did you end up with them?
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Oh my goodness...we got our tickets from Marcus Lemonis, we are in 134. Row C! What an absolute blessing. Needless to say, we are quite thankful.
Now the forecast has Saturday to be partly cloudy and 80 degrees with the rain only on Friday. It’s obviously too early to nail it down.Yes. No team has ever before experienced rain at a bowl game. Definitely a hex.
That is the wrong attitude.That's what others told me in Memphis and San Antonio. Don't buy tickets thru ISU. You'll regret it.
Some of the P-level seats have club amenities. I found this described on a review website. It sounds like the CenterState Club is similar to the SEZ Club. The Open-Air Club has the same amenities, but is not climate controlled.It is a double edge sword. JP asks that we buy through ISU to sell out our allocation quickly. Him being able to point to strong ticket sales IS ONE REASON WE GET PICKED ABOVE OTHER BIG 12 SCHOOLS.
But I agree that the allocated seats for the schools (both) are usually not the best. Same as Big 12 basketball tournament. There is a lot of corporate money involved and they get the best seats. Simple fact of life.
No idea why anyone thinking that sitting on the ND side just to get a better view is going to make for a better experience.
Question for anyone that got P level seats. Are there any perks associated with that seating level?
It appears the locations allocated to the teams for the Camping World Bowl are better than what you normally see at bowls according to the map. We shall see if those sections are filled with Cyclone fans or if Cyclone fans were only allocated a small portion of the those sections. As I fan I don't like it, but the bowl sponsors have a right to expect good seats for their sponsorship money. Without it some of these bowls don't exist.But I agree that the allocated seats for the schools (both) are usually not the best.
It appears the locations allocated to the teams for the Camping World Bowl are better than what you normally see at bowls according to the map. We shall see if those sections are filled with Cyclone fans or if Cyclone fans were only allocated a small portion of the those sections. As I fan I don't like it, but the bowl sponsors have a right to expect good seats for their sponsorship money. Without it some of these bowls don't exist.
Some of the P-level seats have club amenities. I found this described on a review website. It sounds like the CenterState Club is similar to the SEZ Club. The Open-Air Club has the same amenities, but is not climate controlled.
From the middle seating tier, the Plaza level sideline sections offer excellent views near midfield and an optimal viewing height for being able to see all areas of the field. With fewer rows per section (no more than 20 lettered rows in each - starting with Row A in front) these seats are a great option for fans that prefer easy access to and from their seats during a football game. These sections are also among the best for finding shade at Camping World Stadium, with the overhanging Terrace Level deck providing the best protection in the higher rows near midfield. Many seats in sections near midfield will come with club amenities. All clubs have wider, more comfortable seating and access to private restrooms. The front rows of sections P33-P35 and P7-P9 will be a part of the CenterState Club which have an extra benefit of a climate controlled concourse to help fans escape any inclement weather. All other seats in sections P6-P10 and P32-P36 will be a part of the Open-Air Club.
No, there's nothing wrong with that attitude. I've been a donor for 20+ years and I got burned at the last Liberty Bowl game when I bought my tickets through the Athletic Department.That is the wrong attitude.
Would you rather have good seats at a lesser bowl, or worse seats at a better bowl? Buying tickets through Iowa State is what has helped Iowa State jump over other teams to get in these better bowls.
I will also make the argument that it is more fun to sit with Cyclone fans, than it is to have better seats among locals that have little interest in the game. The best chance to be surrounded by Cyclone fans is by going through Iowa State.
I know it's not an option for everyone, but the key to better seats in the Cyclone allocation is to increase your Cyclone Club donation.
I posted several times asking for advice as it was my first time doing a bowl trip. Never once was advised not to go through our ticket department. I had no idea what to expect as far as seating goes and how many big level donors would be going, but I definitely didnt expect to be bumped all the way to the second level of the endzone. Hopefully someone who hasnt gone, that is thinking of going in the future sees this and learns from my mistake.
Same here. And for the last two bowls, Liberty and Alamo, we were still sitting with Cyclones.No, there's nothing wrong with that attitude. I've been a donor for 20+ years and I got burned at the last Liberty Bowl game when I bought my tickets through the Athletic Department.
I vowed never again. I'm not going to travel 2000 miles to watch my Cyclones play Notre Dame, spend a huge amount of money, and let the Athletic Department decide where I should sit. I bought my tickets via StubHub so I can be assured of sitting where I want to sit.
What's the story here? I heard he was going to give tickets. So, how did you end up with them?