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I can't speak for the big money seats but prices for the lower endzones and upper sidelines are actually really cheap when compared to lots of other big name programs or especially the NFL.
 
They absolutely must be trying to fold this program and use the new indoor practice facility for some kind of concert venue. Nothing else makes sense.
 
this is how the stadium should look in 2019

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IamaCane4Life said:
$830 for 4 tickets and a parking spot in section 350, went up $200 from 2 years ago
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I was in row 12 seats 1-4. I say was because there ain't no way in **** I'm paying $500 for that schedule and the product he's trying to sell.
 
Rickyg21 said:
The pricing is outrageous. Especially after last season AND losing Manny Diaz. I am leaning to not renewing my season tickets, home schedule isn't great. Only reason for getting them is UF/UM but the way this program is heading, might not even be worth taking that trip either.
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NO, you have to buy them separately!
 
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My seats went up marginally.

I enjoy attending the games. Expectations were gone long ago. I realized throughout our glory era that it would be short lived.

Older fans should have a huge advantage in that department. It was impossible to experience the late '60s and throughout the '70s -- as I did -- and see one amazing fan base and program after another visit the Orange Bowl...like Notre Dame, Alabama, Oklahoma, Texas.

Those were the elite programs. You could see it in everything they did, from the preparation on the field, to the band, to the way the visiting spectators dressed and conducted themselves. Then when I attended USC it was the same thing. Programs like that have experienced football excellence for a century and are always birthrighted to return, even if there is a short term and rather meaningless lull.

The Canes were a wonderful upstart who took advantage of our recruiting terrain for a while, along with a succession of excellent coaches, and a freakish home field edge in the Orange Bowl.

None of that was foundational. It was never going to last. This isn't technology where you can jump right in and change everything, like Amazon. That Alabama campus and football mindset aren't going away like Sears.
 
I told my guy not renewing unless serious changes are made before now and my deadline to renew in April.
 
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I just sent a very lengthy email to the director of premium client experience. I've dealt with him numerous times and laid out all the reasons I won't be renewing and requested a refund. I told him I don't want a credit, as I refuse to come back until Rorcht is fired. I laid out all the issues that have spiralled out of control, pretty much since JT4 left and mentioned as a suite season tickets holder, I hope my email finds the people that can alleviate this problem (Rorcht) We'll see what reply I get.
 
gabedm said:
Ok, breaking it down;

That equates to:
$62 per ticket avg, over the 5 home games. (Remember, we have no D2 team on the schedule next year)
Includes a parking pass, which I will say at a discount is $20 per game.

Man $62 per ticket for that section is pretty reasonable to me. If you want to save $100 bin the parking pass and carpool. I am not sure how much lower a ticket to a top-tier sporting event in south florida could be. You would not get into the building for $62 to see a heat game, and a fins game is like $100 for nosebleeds.

You are getting a good deal. Take a step back and factor in inflation over the 25 years you have held season tickets...
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Miami is not a top tier sporting event, in south Florida or anywhere else. It is wholly dependent on someone else coming to town that is actually a high profile program.
 
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