ACC Football Season Tickets
The deadline for Terrapin Club members to renew their football season tickets is June 1st and is fast approaching. In a conversation with a fellow season ticket holder we discussed the price of football tickets and their high cost of $41.71 per game. As sporting event tickets go in this town I would say they are a good value, if you don’t mind a few losses here and there. Redksins and Wizards tickets have got to be near $100 per game. I know the good seats are significantly higher. With the success of the caps I’m sure they aren’t cheap anymore. The Orioles and Nationals can be seen for a very reasonable price. You can purchase upper level seats for under $30. The Nats even have tickets for $14 on Sundays and that includes a drink and a hotdog!
I wanted to compare season ticket prices around the ACC and this is what I found quickly searching the internet. As a reference, MD football is $292 per seat but remember that doesn’t include Terrapin Club dues and parking. I’m assuming most schools have some kind of club fee and parking as well.
Miami- Lower level starts at $199
Wake- From $120
UNC- $270
BC- Lower level $245
NCST- $305 plus additional fee of min $120
Clemson- Sold out but can buy through broker starting at $475
GT- $260 plus fee of $75 to $475 depending on seat location
FSU- $321
UVA- $270
Duke- $200
VT-Sold Out but found at broker for as little as $549
Duke is the bargain here but you aren’t paying for many wins. Clemson and VT are pricey but you get what you pay for there.
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April 28th, 2010 at 1:38 pm
Lower level seats for the Skins, Caps, and Wiz are all over $100. Ravens are around $100. Upper level for Skins, Caps, and Wiz are between $50-$70.
I would say Maryland football is pretty cheap and cheaper than basketball games, which cost about the same (maybe a little more). 6 games at $42 vs. 18 (or so) games at $45.