What did tickets cost you as a student?

[teachercd]

For me at UNL when I was there I think the first year there were 7 home games and I want to say it was 75 dollars for my student tickets.

 

That was also before the wristband line thing they do now. We actually had an assigned seat.

 

What about you guys?

[jsneb83]

When I was there (2009-2013), I believe it was $152 for the season, $21 per game and a $5 processing fee. This past year it was obviously more because of the extra game, but I think they also bumped it up to $23 per game.

[Creighton Duke]

mid 2000s, SEC school, 8 bucks per game (so either 48, 56, or 64 total)

[AZRaiderH8r]

Mid-90s, ASU, entire season for 20 bucks.

[WoodyHayes1951]

OSU. mid 2000s. 32 Bucks per game. now I think its 34 for students.

 

$240 bucks for a 7 game package or so

[Mavric]

1997-2001

They were exactly half face value of a regular ticket. That's been awhile and they varied somewhat depending on the game but it seems like they were $25-$30 per game.

[Cina]

$2.25ish per game.

 

Oh, we're not talking about basketball?

[JTrain]

[Foppa]

I was lucky. I went to UNL in the mid 90's . I think each home game ticket was around $18-$19? I remember someone asking me a few years ago how much someone had to pay to get my student ticket validated back then when I sold it, because apparently it's a lot different now. My response?

 

Why the hell would I have ever sold my ticket?

[jsneb83]

I was lucky. I went to UNL in the mid 90's . I think each home game ticket was around $18-$19? I remember someone asking me a few years ago how much someone had to pay to get my student ticket validated back then when I sold it, because apparently it's a lot different now. My response?

 

Why the hell would I have ever sold my ticket?

Maybe to buy an extra ticket for your brother/friend?

[Foppa]

I was lucky. I went to UNL in the mid 90's . I think each home game ticket was around $18-$19? I remember someone asking me a few years ago how much someone had to pay to get my student ticket validated back then when I sold it, because apparently it's a lot different now. My response?

 

Why the hell would I have ever sold my ticket?

Maybe to buy an extra ticket for your brother/friend?

 

I have no brothers, and my friends can get their own tickets if they didn't already have them. I'm kind of selfish when it came to Husker game tickets I guess.

[deedsker]

I was lucky. I went to UNL in the mid 90's . I think each home game ticket was around $18-$19? I remember someone asking me a few years ago how much someone had to pay to get my student ticket validated back then when I sold it, because apparently it's a lot different now. My response?

 

Why the hell would I have ever sold my ticket?

Maybe to buy an extra ticket for your brother/friend?

 

I have no brothers, and my friends can get their own tickets if they didn't already have them. I'm kind of selfish when it came to Husker game tickets I guess.

My preciouses...

[STL Husker]

2003-2007 $21 a ticket and $34 to validate which I think made it face value. Or you could borrow someone's ID and not get it validated. Wasn't nearly as complicated as it sounds now. Only sold the CU ticket because I either had to go home for Thanksgiving or work Black Friday. Used someone else's ID for my friends when they would come up.

[VA Husker Fan]

I think it was $6/game from 80-83, half price of regular tickets.

[JJ Husker]

I think it was $6/game from 80-83, half price of regular tickets.

 

That's about right. I was there 81-84ish and it seems a whole season was about $45.00. We'd go to every game except one, sell it for about $100, make $55 and see all minus one game. Down side was I was not at the OU game when they tore down the goal posts and paraded it down Q street. When I got back to school after Thanksgiving weekend, the main upright with the curve was in my bed at the frat.