Scalping Husker tickets

[BIGREDIOWAN]

I really don't even see the big deal in scalping the tickets! :blink: If someone wants to sell their tickets and let someone else enjoy the game so be it. I'm a cop and don't see the big deal in it at all. ower

 

[pigsonthewing]

I really don't even see the big deal in scalping the tickets! :blink: If someone wants to sell their tickets and let someone else enjoy the game so be it. I'm a cop and don't see the big deal in it at all. ower

but would you personally enforce it?

 

[Redman]

There is no real way to stop scalping as long as tickets are sold in advance. The only thing that would happen if tried, would be tickets would be sold by scalpers further away from the stadium.

 

[BIGREDIOWAN]

but would you personally enforce it?

Well if you are told that you have to do it then you really have no choice because it's either do it or it's your job.

Redman's right either way it's going to get done. :blink:

 

[NamelessHusker]

This raises a valuable question for all of us out-of-staters who might want to make the trip and go to a home game....Is it realistically possible to catch a flight, get your hotel room, and expect to be able to get a ticket on gameday in front of Memorial Stadium? Or is it better to use a ticket brokerage service and actually have a ticket in your hands before you even make the trip? Brokerages typically charge anywhere from $175 to $685 per ticket depending on where the seat is located. How do those prices compare to scalpers? Are their other resources available that might help save some money?

90% of the time you can get the tickets outside the stadium.