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Just got this email.  I personally don't have any need whatsoever for more seats, but I really do appreciate that they're reaching out and asking for the business.  Hopefully this trend continues to solicitations for season tickets throughout the stadium, both for current ticket holders, and potential new fans.

 

LIMITED HUB CLUB SEATS AVAILABLE FOR 2017 SEASON

As a current HUB Club season ticket holder at Apogee Stadium, we want to offer you, our most loyal supporters, with the opportunity to purchase additional club tickets for the 2017 Mean Green football season. These limited seat locations will be sold on a first come, first serve basis. Do not miss this exclusive opportunity to purchase additional premium seats before they sell out!

 

 

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2 minutes ago, Caw Caw said:

What would the all in cost be for two club level seats with whatever the entry level donation is for the season?

Around $7-8k.

EDIT:  They let you pro-rate the buy-in over 5 years previously.  I don't know if that's still an option under Wren... or even if the buy-in remains the same.

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greenjoe Grand Master

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You've got to buy the "bond" to allow to buy the tickets, make the minimum Mean Green Club donation for that level, and purchase season tickets.  Once the bond is paid, the seats are yours as long as the other 2 items are met each year.

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UNT86 Mentor

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The "buy in" is more expensive toward the 50. I believe it is $12,500 per seat at the 50, but you should check on that.

You can buy toward the 20's for less and I believe seats are still available in both areas.

I think the Mean Green donation is $500 per seat per year.

The tickets are about $85 per seat per game.

Again, check with the Athletic Department.

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oldguystudent Newbie

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Three levels of club seats:  Silver, something closer to the middle, and something in the middle.

For each seat, you must make a stadium donation.  For silver, it's $3,125.  For something better, it's $6,250.  For something in the middle, it's $12,500.  Again, that's per seat.  Historically, we've been able to make that payment over five years.  

You must make a mean green club donation.  For silver, I've had to pay $500 a year, but I believe that's gone up to $300 a seat once my initial stadium donation agreement is finished. 

The actual tickets are $375 per seat per season. 

The above prices are based on my own experience and may have since changed. 

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