If I was not a teacher, essentially required to show up to work on Monday and Tuesday, I would jump on this deal.
With title-game ticket prices plummeting more than 90 percent, should college football be worried?
Ticket prices on the secondary market for Monday’s college football national title game are cratering – get-in prices hit $150 Tuesday on StubHub and experts say it should continue to drop. By comparison, last year’s get-in price peaked at about $1,700.
“Prices are trending lower than we have ever seen before,” SeatGeek.com’s Chris Leyden told Yahoo Sports. “Demand is down.”
Yes, the semifinal games were not competitive and this is the 3rd time in 4 years for this specific matchup, but because of the championship game being played at Levi Stadium in California, the other side of the country for Clemson and Alabama fans, the prices are dropping. The trickiest part would be getting a plane ride back home, for those who have not already booked a plane ticket.
With title-game ticket prices plummeting more than 90 percent, should college football be worried?
Ticket prices on the secondary market for Monday’s college football national title game are cratering – get-in prices hit $150 Tuesday on StubHub and experts say it should continue to drop. By comparison, last year’s get-in price peaked at about $1,700.
“Prices are trending lower than we have ever seen before,” SeatGeek.com’s Chris Leyden told Yahoo Sports. “Demand is down.”
Yes, the semifinal games were not competitive and this is the 3rd time in 4 years for this specific matchup, but because of the championship game being played at Levi Stadium in California, the other side of the country for Clemson and Alabama fans, the prices are dropping. The trickiest part would be getting a plane ride back home, for those who have not already booked a plane ticket.
