What is better? (tickets)

[warrior]

To buy tickets online to the Middle Tenn. St. game or the Utah St. game or go to the stadium and buy tickets there. Last Year I took my son to watch the Utah St. game and purchased tickets on line. I saw several buying tickets at the stadium and they were better tickets than mine for the same price I paid. My son and I will go to a game that’s not on TV this year. And would the Southern Miss game be the better one to go to if tickets are available for that game. I've been to Leigon Field several times but to BD only once.

 

[BamaLuver]

Warrior: In looking at the schedule this year, I'd be surprised if Utah State (Oct. 29th) isn't our homecoming game this year. If you want to stay in T-Town, you might want to think about making reservations now. If not, it probably doesn't matter. Personally, I like having my tickets in hand when I go to a game.

BTW: When I called around for hotel rooms, most of them start accepting reservations around April 1st. One exception was the Marriott which started Feb. 15th.

 

[CrImSoNtIdE!]

I agree with you BAMALUVER! I feel much more comfortable knowing I will be able to get in the game instead of hoping that I will get tickets at the gate. That's just me though. I always like to be better safe than sorry.

 

[wahpuh]

The non-conference tickets will be cheaper the day of the game. RTR

 

[bamalee1]

Try to phone in on tidetixs

i phone in , and i sit lower level , good seats , also i heard somewhere the other day that espn has already planned to pick up the Southern Miss game

 

[kfo9494]

Warrior, I use to be in the same boat...

When I was younger and worked nearly every Saturday, I just went to a few games. If we are playing a smaller football school then I suggest get tickets at the game. If you want tickets to Tennessee or Auburn then I suggest Tide pride.
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But for the games you asked about, Get tickets at the game. I actually got good at buying tickets, you want to WAIT till you get to the stadium.(don't buy in the quad) Go to the side near the cemetery, set a low price like $30 for a pair, only get lower level tickets, always look for a well-to-do older man, don't buy early, there are plenty of tickets you just have to wait.
The hard thing is WAITING, you see good tickets but they want face value and you still have more than 15 minutes before game time, pass them up!
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Sometimes I sell my Tide Pride tickets near the 50 yard line and buy tickets from people outside the stadium.