porter71 wrote:

Have the Athletic Department actually released the Season Ticket prices for the year yet?  I can't find them anywhere.  It seems a little ridiculous to ask people to put down a deposit when I don't know how much tickets are going to be, especially when you are in a situation like me where I plan on upgrading my tickets.

I am also upgrading this year, and I’ve already spoken to the ticket manager, James Meyer. He has indicated to me that the final pricing can’t be set until they know how many home games they’re going to have (which I suppose they’re finalizing still). However, the per game price for season tickets For each ticket type can be found at the attached link. 

https://gwsports.com/sports/2022/12/15/seating-chart

I hope this answers your concerns. 

Barry

BGF wrote:

porter71 wrote:

Have the Athletic Department actually released the Season Ticket prices for the year yet?  I can't find them anywhere.  It seems a little ridiculous to ask people to put down a deposit when I don't know how much tickets are going to be, especially when you are in a situation like me where I plan on upgrading my tickets.

I am also upgrading this year, and I’ve already spoken to the ticket manager, James Meyer. He has indicated to me that the final pricing can’t be set until they know how many home games they’re going to have (which I suppose they’re finalizing still). However, the per game price for season tickets For each ticket type can be found at the attached link.

https://gwsports.com/sports/2022/12/15/seating-chart

I hope this answers your concerns.

Barry

Same here Barry....and if you have questions about Donations, NIL needs, or general Season Tix purchases, Cooper Handelsman is an excellent point of contact.  I've been in close contact with Cooper and he's been oustanding to work with, great guy, super helpful and a great value add for GW in his new role

https://gwsports.com/staff-directory/cooper-handelsman/
 

Basketball Jones wrote:

if you are a fan of college basketball this pricing beats Howard, Mason, Georgetown, Maryland
plus a conference home schedule featuring preseason #2 thru #8 of the A-10 at home

This should be good for a 10-pack purchase!!!

Could not agree more, very good pricing for a fun time, win or lose, and winning is a LOT more fun it is still a good time with friends/Family/clients/colleagues/fellow alumni etc - we really need to get those ticket sales up, its not enough to complain about GW basketball, if you want the team to win in the NIL era support of your program is essential from the fans best they can

 

I will definitely put in a plug for the endzone seats as excellent value.  Other than plays like Collin Goss vs. VCU (which really, you shouldn't want to witness in person), you get a good view of the action.

Last edited by GW0509 (8/26/2024 2:04 pm)

GW0509 wrote:

I will definitely put in a plug for the endzone seats as excellent value.  Other than plays like Collin Goss vs. VCU (which really, you shouldn't want to witness in person), you get a good view of the action.

209 Row B for the last 10(?) years
 

Basketball Jones wrote:

GW0509 wrote:

I will definitely put in a plug for the endzone seats as excellent value.  Other than plays like Collin Goss vs. VCU (which really, you shouldn't want to witness in person), you get a good view of the action.

209 Row B for the last 10(?) years
 

I went with 4 this year closer to the court, used to have 4, then 2, then none too much travel to the West Coast and back and then back to 2 -
I've also sat in those "nose bleeds" many times  and they are NOT at all bad and a great bang for the buck for sure.  You wont impress a client in the End Zone at GW games with the team .500 ROFL!

but still a good time.  Not exactly the 4 Carved out in front of the visitor's away dugout (have had the privilege to sit there many times via a class of GW 2002 friend's Morgan Stanley  corp tix) but can't go wrong being back at The Smith, well maybe a 30+ point drubbing but HARD to go WRONG if you're able to see your alma matter in person  

 

porter71 wrote:

The Row B Seats in the endzone are the best.  I had tickets in Section 219, Row B for ~12 years until the moved the band right there (without notice...something I am still annoyed about).  We then moved over to Section 211 for a few years.  However, the rows are a little narrow for a 2 year old who needs to move around a little.  Otherwise, I'd keep our same seats.  They are the best deal in town. 

Porter, are you buying season tickets in the End Zone? that I've never done but it actually sounds like a cool idea

The Smith is so relatively small that the proverbial "nose bleeds" are DARN good views of the court, I concur and a super bargain of a price ever year