Michigan Class of 2013 Forum

[starstruck393]

Has anyone created a seating group or know if the law school has one already? If so, what's the name of it/password?

I was wondering this too...

[JetstoRJC]

Has anyone created a seating group or know if the law school has one already? If so, what's the name of it/password?

Group: LAW
Password: LAW

From admitted students website. Buying my tickets tomorrow!

[JRMjr]

Has anyone created a seating group or know if the law school has one already? If so, what's the name of it/password?

Group: LAW
Password: LAW

From admitted students website. Buying my tickets tomorrow!

this is where at least 4 people I know, not including myself, have elected to sit and I didn't know about it/see it until yesterday

[thisamericanlife]

there should be a seating group for 1Ls, at least the ticketing office told me there would be when I ordered in March.

[thisamericanlife]

It looks like we can only buy tickets from June 7 through June 25, or is that just the first wave? If I buy tickets I'll probably sell all except a couple, but I'm hesitant to drop the $200 since I'm not working anymore.

Haha, it looks like I'll be in Ohio (though not Columbus) for the OSU game. That'll be fun, especially since at least one of my cousins up there is naturally an Ohio fan.

Yeah I'll be ordering them online as well, though I doubt I'll end up using more than half. Is it difficult to sell tickets for a game if I decide not to go? Is there a standard way (forum perhaps) to do this?

students have told me that there is a list serve for the law school that many students use to sell their tickets.

[cardinalandgold]

As a huge college football fan, it pains me that I will probably not be able to get football tickets (at least not during 1L year), as I cannot justify dropping $200 on tickets after moving across the country with my wife who will not have a job lined up. Maybe we will be able to go to a game or two though

[starstruck393]

As a huge college football fan, it pains me that I will probably not be able to get football tickets (at least not during 1L year), as I cannot justify dropping $200 on tickets after moving across the country with my wife who will not have a job lined up. Maybe we will be able to go to a game or two though

You should easily be able to scalp tickets to games against lesser opponents

[cardinalandgold]

As a huge college football fan, it pains me that I will probably not be able to get football tickets (at least not during 1L year), as I cannot justify dropping $200 on tickets after moving across the country with my wife who will not have a job lined up. Maybe we will be able to go to a game or two though

You should easily be able to scalp tickets to games against lesser opponents

That may be for the better. Against some lesser opponents maybe Michigan will be able to win

[starstruck393]

As a huge college football fan, it pains me that I will probably not be able to get football tickets (at least not during 1L year), as I cannot justify dropping $200 on tickets after moving across the country with my wife who will not have a job lined up. Maybe we will be able to go to a game or two though

You should easily be able to scalp tickets to games against lesser opponents

That may be for the better. Against some lesser opponents maybe Michigan will be able to win

Hey now...

[JRMjr]

As a huge college football fan, it pains me that I will probably not be able to get football tickets (at least not during 1L year), as I cannot justify dropping $200 on tickets after moving across the country with my wife who will not have a job lined up. Maybe we will be able to go to a game or two though

You should easily be able to scalp tickets to games against lesser opponents

you can always come tailgate! Thats alot cheaper than buying tickets to the games

[cutiewiddlebebe]

summer starters, paging summer starters.

[holydonkey]

Really hope Notre Dame decides to join the Big 10 this year. Nebraska and/or Missouri would be a good pick up too, but it would be awesome to have Notre Dame in formally. Either way, it looks almost certain someone is joining this year.

$200 does seem steep, but it's Michigan football.

[cardinalandgold]

As a huge college football fan, it pains me that I will probably not be able to get football tickets (at least not during 1L year), as I cannot justify dropping $200 on tickets after moving across the country with my wife who will not have a job lined up. Maybe we will be able to go to a game or two though

You should easily be able to scalp tickets to games against lesser opponents

That may be for the better. Against some lesser opponents maybe Michigan will be able to win

Hey now...

[cardinalandgold]

As a huge college football fan, it pains me that I will probably not be able to get football tickets (at least not during 1L year), as I cannot justify dropping $200 on tickets after moving across the country with my wife who will not have a job lined up. Maybe we will be able to go to a game or two though

You should easily be able to scalp tickets to games against lesser opponents

you can always come tailgate! Thats alot cheaper than buying tickets to the games

I'll definitely be there for the tailgates, but it will be hard watching everyone continue the fun at the stadium.

[cardinalandgold]

$200 does seem steep, but it's Michigan football.

It would be more than $200 for us though, as the wifey would need tickets too.

[cutiewiddlebebe]

$200 does seem steep, but it's Michigan football.

It would be more than $200 for us though, as the wifey would need tickets too.

FYI: A non-student may only use a student ticket if they purchase a supplementary validation sticker, which costs around $40/ticket.

[cardinalandgold]

$200 does seem steep, but it's Michigan football.

It would be more than $200 for us though, as the wifey would need tickets too.

FYI: A non-student may only use a student ticket if they purchase a supplementary validation sticker, which costs around $40/ticket.

Really? Michigan doesn't offer ticket packages for spouses? Or does this only apply to individual games?

[starstruck393]

$200 does seem steep, but it's Michigan football.

It would be more than $200 for us though, as the wifey would need tickets too.

FYI: A non-student may only use a student ticket if they purchase a supplementary validation sticker, which costs around $40/ticket.

Really? Michigan doesn't offer ticket packages for spouses? Or does this only apply to individual games?

I think they used to offer that, but stopped. Not sure what the price was, though. Regarding the sticker, while technically that's the rule, I have heard of instances of non-student friends using someone else's UM ID card to bypass the validation. Not to encourage anything of course, but it appears it has been done...

[cutiewiddlebebe]

Really? Michigan doesn't offer ticket packages for spouses? Or does this only apply to individual games?

Doesn't appear that way. Sorry to be da bringer of bad news.

PARTNER TICKET: Due to the increased student demand, the Athletic Department will no longer offer partner tickets where a student can buy a football season ticket for their spouse, child or domestic partner.

NON-STUDENT USE: A student ticket may be used by a non-student if it is validated. The price of a validation sticker is as follows:

Connecticut $34
Massachusetts $25
Bowling Green $25
Michigan State $40
Iowa $40
Illinois $30
Wisconsin $34

Validations will begin in late August. Complete validation information and purchase locations will be available on mgoblue.com/tickets in mid-August.

http://www.mgoblue.com/genrel/040109aaa.html

[cardinalandgold]

Really? Michigan doesn't offer ticket packages for spouses? Or does this only apply to individual games?

Doesn't appear that way. Sorry to be da bringer of bad news.

PARTNER TICKET: Due to the increased student demand, the Athletic Department will no longer offer partner tickets where a student can buy a football season ticket for their spouse, child or domestic partner.

NON-STUDENT USE: A student ticket may be used by a non-student if it is validated. The price of a validation sticker is as follows:

Connecticut $34
Massachusetts $25
Bowling Green $25
Michigan State $40
Iowa $40
Illinois $30
Wisconsin $34

Validations will begin in late August. Complete validation information and purchase locations will be available on mgoblue.com/tickets in mid-August.

http://www.mgoblue.com/genrel/040109aaa.html

Looks like we'll be catching all of the games at the local bar or at home then.

[holydonkey]

wow. that really sucks. I didn't realize you have to pay nearly $40 a game on top of a season ticket for your spouse. Maybe we'll just go to hockey games until we see how OCI pans out.

[03121202698008]

Has anyone created a seating group or know if the law school has one already? If so, what's the name of it/password?

Group: LAW
Password: LAW

From admitted students website. Buying my tickets tomorrow!

this is where at least 4 people I know, not including myself, have elected to sit and I didn't know about it/see it until yesterday

Bought my tickets today!

[In Purgatory]

As a huge college football fan, it pains me that I will probably not be able to get football tickets (at least not during 1L year), as I cannot justify dropping $200 on tickets after moving across the country with my wife who will not have a job lined up. Maybe we will be able to go to a game or two though

You should easily be able to scalp tickets to games against lesser opponents

When you lose to Appalachian State you are the lesser opponent.


Does anyone know if it's possible/advisable to get tickets outside of the law section? I might want to sell them all and suspect it might be easier that way.

[JRMjr]

As a huge college football fan, it pains me that I will probably not be able to get football tickets (at least not during 1L year), as I cannot justify dropping $200 on tickets after moving across the country with my wife who will not have a job lined up. Maybe we will be able to go to a game or two though

You should easily be able to scalp tickets to games against lesser opponents

When you lose to Appalachian State you are the lesser opponent.


Does anyone know if it's possible/advisable to get tickets outside of the law section? I might want to sell them all and suspect it might be easier that way.

you insult the team and then want tickets outside of the section.... Wow. Just wow.

[thalassocrat]

Has anyone created a seating group or know if the law school has one already? If so, what's the name of it/password?

Group: LAW
Password: LAW

From admitted students website. Buying my tickets tomorrow!

this is where at least 4 people I know, not including myself, have elected to sit and I didn't know about it/see it until yesterday

Bought my tickets today!

Did you change your name or did somebody spike my coffee?