I purchased my tickets in round one and was able to purchase more a couple days later. She made it sound like I could purchase more since I already have purchased the minimum.
Tickets for UNLV game
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I purchased my tickets in round one and was able to purchase more a couple days later. She made it sound like I could purchase more since I already have purchased the minimum.
We paid $10 at the Liberty Bowl for tickets and felt pretty good about only paying 15 at the Alamo Bowl until right after we bought them we could have got in for free!
Just thought I would throw this out there...I am an alum of both Iowa State and UNLV. Currently, with my alumni discount at UNLV the cheapest tickets I could get were going to be around $300. That said, I never once paid more than $20 for a UNLV home football game in previous years.
They expect single game tickets to become available mid-August.
They expect single game tickets to become available mid-August.
Single-game tickets went on sale the third Thursday of August every year from 2016-19.
Very informative. I guess I will hold the line until single-game tickets hit the market.
Or until the market falls from the UNLV season ticket holders who are trying to gouge ISU fans. Got to think that prices will drop hard right before the game.
Plus, that just seems like a Vegas way to get tickets!
I’d say that depends on their contract with the stadium. It’s not like it’s a University-owned facility, right?
Has Pollard announced that ISU fans have now helped set records for season ticket sales at ISU.... AND unlv? 
Has Pollard announced that ISU fans have now helped set records for season ticket sales at ISU.... AND unlv?
Good line. I made a similar point in the season ticket thread.
$300 a ticket through secondary markets is ridiculous. My group is cutting off at $150 or will be rockin a sportsbook.
Was just about to post this. I didn't expect them to open the lower level for group sales.
I didn't either, when I talked to her before she said we would be in the 2nd deck, but the tickets we purchased are in the corner of the endzone. They must still have lower deck seats that they have not released until today. I wonder if they will not try the group sales for a week or two and then open up what they have left to smaller groups.
One less thing to worry about, we now have everything booked and ready to go.
I did the same thing for the big dance in Milwaukee and the tickets went from $100+ to $5 once I got there. Very few people are going to make the trip to vegas without a ticket, and UNLV fans don't exist so there won't be many people buying tickets the day of.
I was looking to get a few more, but you have to buy 20. She told me the second week of July they probably will be opening up more 200 level sections on a more individual basis.
