Ticket options...

[RBB89]

Mini season ticket package/Hoosier State package:

https://iuhoosiers.evenue.net/cgi-b...oupCode=FBMINI&linkID=m-indiana&fromDesktop=1

2018 IU Football Mini Season Ticket Package

Information

• You will create your mini-season ticket package by selecting games from the below groups.
• Group A - Select one or both
  • Sep. 8 - Virginia
  • Sep. 15 - Ball State
• Group B - Select one or two games
  • Sep. 22 - Michigan State
  • Oct. 13 - Iowa
  • Oct. 20 - Penn State
• Group C - Select one or both
  • Nov. 10 - Maryland
  • Nov. 24 - Purdue
• Prices vary per game

Hoosier State Ticket Package

With the purchase of this ticket package you will receive a ticket to the Ball State game on 9/15 and the Old Oaken Bucket game against Purdue on 11/24

Prices: Adult: $100; Youth (18 and under): $20

Over 15% savings!

North End Zone Club (single game or season tickets):

https://iuhoosiers.evenue.net/cgi-b...ID=m-indiana&shopperContext=&caller=&appCode=

IU Football North End Zone Club Season Tickets

The IU Football North End Zone Club area provides a great view, private seating and all-inclusive food and beverages, with beer and wine for purchase.

Season Ticket Price: $800

2018 Single Game Prices:

• Virginia, Ball State and Maryland: $120
• Michigan State, Iowa, Penn State and Purdue: $150

Amenities:

• Exclusive access to climate-controlled Henke Hall of Champions
• Extra leg room, seat backs, arm rests and cup holders
• Beer & wine for purchase and can be enjoyed in your seat
• Private restrooms

Football Four Pack (on sale June 11):

https://iuhoosiers.evenue.net/cgi-b...ID=m-indiana&shopperContext=&caller=&appCode=

IU Football Four Pack - Includes Food and Beverage

Family Package Information:

• Tickets, drinks, and food all included!
  • With this package you will receive at least 4 tickets and 4 food/beverage vouchers! Each food/beverage voucher can be exchanged out for a Coca-Cola product beverage and a hot dog at one of the Memorial Stadium concession stands.
  • Family, Fun, and IU Football! Great way to spend the day with the family!
  • MUST PURCHASE A MINIMUM OF 4 TICKETS
  • Price:
    • Virginia: $40/ticket
    • Ball State: $40/ticket
    • Michigan State: $60/ticket
    • Iowa: $60/ticket
    • Penn State: $60/ticket
    • Maryland: $60/ticket
    • Purdue: $60/ticket

Football Starter Kit (on sale June 11):

https://iuhoosiers.evenue.net/cgi-b...groupCode=FBPR&linkID=m-indiana&fromDesktop=1

IU Football Starter Kit

• Purchase your IU Football Starter Kit today! Each starter kit includes two tickets, two food coupons and one Grass Lot parking pass. Everything you need to get your IU Football game day started on the right foot!
• IU Football Starter Kits are sold in multiples of two and there will be a limit of five kits (10 total tickets) per account.
• There are only a limited number available for each game, so get yours before they're gone!
• Price:
  • Virginia: $70
  • Ball State: $70
  • Michigan State: $90
  • Iowa: $90
  • Penn State: $90
  • Maryland: $80
  • Purdue: $90

General single game tickets go on sale June 11.

Students from any college other than the school we are playing can get $10 tickets with a valid student ID.

Road games are on sale now:

https://iuhoosiers.evenue.net/cgi-b...ID=m-indiana&shopperContext=&caller=&appCode=

• 2018 IU Football away game tickets will go on sale May 1, 2018. Tickets for the away games at Ohio State and at Michigan will only be made available to current IU Varsity Club members.

 

[Fro]

$60 for the B1G games seems too expensive for the market

 

[RBB89]

More on the HHOC club seating (season or single game tickets available)...

https://spark.adobe.com/page/QXvjCKC3rUSRC/

 

[i'vegotwinners]

Mini season ticket package/Hoosier State package:

https://iuhoosiers.evenue.net/cgi-b...oupCode=FBMINI&linkID=m-indiana&fromDesktop=1

2018 IU Football Mini Season Ticket Package

Information

• You will create your mini-season ticket package by selecting games from the below groups.
• Group A - Select one or both
  • Sep. 8 - Virginia
  • Sep. 15 - Ball State
• Group B - Select one or two games
  • Sep. 22 - Michigan State
  • Oct. 13 - Iowa
  • Oct. 20 - Penn State
• Group C - Select one or both
  • Nov. 10 - Maryland
  • Nov. 24 - Purdue
• Prices vary per game

Hoosier State Ticket Package

With the purchase of this ticket package you will receive a ticket to the Ball State game on 9/15 and the Old Oaken Bucket game against Purdue on 11/24

Prices: Adult: $100; Youth (18 and under): $20

Over 15% savings!

North End Zone Club (single game or season tickets):

https://iuhoosiers.evenue.net/cgi-b...ID=m-indiana&shopperContext=&caller=&appCode=

IU Football North End Zone Club Season Tickets

The IU Football North End Zone Club area provides a great view, private seating and all-inclusive food and beverages, with beer and wine for purchase.

Season Ticket Price: $800

2018 Single Game Prices:

• Virginia, Ball State and Maryland: $120
• Michigan State, Iowa, Penn State and Purdue: $150

Amenities:

• Exclusive access to climate-controlled Henke Hall of Champions
• Extra leg room, seat backs, arm rests and cup holders
• Beer & wine for purchase and can be enjoyed in your seat
• Private restrooms

Football Four Pack (on sale June 11):

https://iuhoosiers.evenue.net/cgi-b...ID=m-indiana&shopperContext=&caller=&appCode=

IU Football Four Pack - Includes Food and Beverage

Family Package Information:

• Tickets, drinks, and food all included!
  • With this package you will receive at least 4 tickets and 4 food/beverage vouchers! Each food/beverage voucher can be exchanged out for a Coca-Cola product beverage and a hot dog at one of the Memorial Stadium concession stands.
  • Family, Fun, and IU Football! Great way to spend the day with the family!
  • MUST PURCHASE A MINIMUM OF 4 TICKETS
  • Price:
    • Virginia: $40/ticket
    • Ball State: $40/ticket
    • Michigan State: $60/ticket
    • Iowa: $60/ticket
    • Penn State: $60/ticket
    • Maryland: $60/ticket
    • Purdue: $60/ticket

Football Starter Kit (on sale June 11):

https://iuhoosiers.evenue.net/cgi-b...groupCode=FBPR&linkID=m-indiana&fromDesktop=1

IU Football Starter Kit

• Purchase your IU Football Starter Kit today! Each starter kit includes two tickets, two food coupons and one Grass Lot parking pass. Everything you need to get your IU Football game day started on the right foot!
• IU Football Starter Kits are sold in multiples of two and there will be a limit of five kits (10 total tickets) per account.
• There are only a limited number available for each game, so get yours before they're gone!
• Price:
  • Virginia: $70
  • Ball State: $70
  • Michigan State: $90
  • Iowa: $90
  • Penn State: $90
  • Maryland: $80
  • Purdue: $90

General single game tickets go on sale June 11.

Students from any college other than the school we are playing can get $10 tickets with a valid student ID.

Road games are on sale now:

https://iuhoosiers.evenue.net/cgi-b...ID=m-indiana&shopperContext=&caller=&appCode=

• 2018 IU Football away game tickets will go on sale May 1, 2018. Tickets for the away games at Ohio State and at Michigan will only be made available to current IU Varsity Club members.

should be endzone and designated upper corners of east and west stands, adults $20 each, kids thru HS, $1 each.

general admission, no points, and only for games listed.

not rocket science, won't cannibalize your regular sales to the base, you still get parking and concessions, and the incremental revenue will likely more than offset any cannibalized sales..

----------------------------------------------------

at least Glass doesn't even try to pretend that he gives a sht about increasing attendance to make recruiting easier and build a base.

Glass isn't interested in a base of non 1-20 percenters, as total revenue is far more important to him, and that can be achieved by soaking the base for more and more and more, without worrying about growing the base..

by hey, when we get 36,000 in there, we can just claim it was really 46,000, and the visual was just an optical illusion.

i get it. how do you do promotions without pissing off the base, who you grossly overcharge relative to the market.

not that hard, if you don't go out of the way to make it hard.

easiest way would be to have general admission sections with no points.

when IU decided to make the NEZ premium seating, (worthy of a triple facepalm of it's own), then filled in the SEZ, the last lot of beachfront property, with administrative space and royal boxes, that made that option a lot more complicated, thus the constant head scratcher Rube Goldbergesque promotions that always contain multiple limitations that only compound their ineffectiveness.

hope for a miracle has always been IU's marketing strategy.

what other industry makes absolutely zero attempt to sell unsold capacity?

IU could do a much better job filling the stadium. they just don't care, and never have.

promotions can always be backed off of, the instant that miracle hits.

 

[Courtsensetwo]

should be endzone and designated upper corners of east and west stands, adults $20 each, kids thru HS, $1 each.

general admission, no points, and only for games listed.

not rocket science, won't cannibalize your regular sales to the base, you still get parking and concessions, and the incremental revenue will likely more than offset any cannibalized sales..

----------------------------------------------------

at least Glass doesn't even try to pretend that he gives a sht about increasing attendance to make recruiting easier and build a base.

Glass isn't interested in a base of non 1-20 percenters, as total revenue is far more important to him, and that can be achieved by soaking the base for more and more and more, without worrying about growing the base..

by hey, when we get 36,000 in there, we can just claim it was really 46,000, and the visual was just an optical illusion.

i get it. how do you do promotions without pissing off the base, who you grossly overcharge relative to the market.

not that hard, if you don't go out of the way to make it hard.

easiest way would be to have general admission sections with no points.

when IU decided to make the NEZ premium seating, (worthy of a triple facepalm of it's own), then filled in the SEZ, the last lot of beachfront property, with administrative space and royal boxes, that made that option a lot more complicated, thus the constant head scratcher Rube Goldbergesque promotions that always contain multiple limitations that only compound their ineffectiveness.

hope for a miracle has always been IU's marketing strategy.

what other industry makes absolutely zero attempt to sell unsold capacity?

IU could do a much better job filling the stadium. they just don't care, and never have.

promotions can always be backed off of, the instant that miracle hits.

No problem with what you are saying here as it fundamentally correct. That said, he needs to build the premium packages as well as the nosebleed fillers. These are not mutually exclusive.

 

[RBB89]

http://iuhoosiers.com/news/2018/5/2...ty-to-deliver-premium-tailgating-options.aspx