SEC tournament tix go on sale Thursday

[BigBlue75]

SEC basketball tickets available Thursday

Public tickets for the 2010 SEC (http://www.courier-journal.com/article/20090930/SPORTS03/909300387/SEC+basketball+tickets+available+Thursday#) Men’s and Women’s Basketball Tournaments will go on sale Thursday through www.SECsports.com (http://www.secsports.com/) or by calling 1-800-732-4849.


The SEC men’s tournament will take place March 11-14, 2010, in Nashville at the Sommet Center. A limited number of reserved ticket books will be available for $275 each.
The SEC women’s tournament will take place March 4-7, 2010, in Duluth, Ga., at the Gwinnett Center. Reserved ticket books are available for $90 and general admission ticket books are available for $60.
Tickets will go on sale beginning 9 a.m.


http://www.courier-journal.com/article/20090930/SPORTS03/909300387/SEC+basketball+tickets+available+Thursday

[B-Dam Cat]

Has anyone purchased these "public" tickets before? Are they lower level? Or should I just stick with buying from another school.

[PsychoCat]

These are upper 300 level seats behind baskets .....I just called and asked

I think I am going to stick with buying from another school :shrug1:

[B-Dam Cat]

^^ Thanks.

[Boatright_21]

so tickets were sold out that fast.. i couldnt even get through..

Do we know when the tickets go on sale for the 375 dollar seats from the school's websites?

[cats65]

According to the SEC site they already sold out. Will have to go through other schools or scalp at this point.

[Will Lavender]

Hi. This is Will's wife, Sharon. I've spent all morning trying to find a school that is already selling books. After a few strike outs, I had luck with Ole Miss. I called the number listed on the SEC page. The bad news is you have to buy season tickets at $200. This, however, did allow me to buy SEC books. Lower level for $375 a book or upper level for $275 a book. You purchase today, but seats will not be known until February. The person on the phone said if uppers are substituted, then they reimburse. As much as you have to pay scalpers or other ticket companies, I thought the price was okay. $200 is much cheaper than $200-400 dollars a book. Good luck all. Can't wait!

[PsychoCat]

Thanks Sharon...I just did the same :thumbup:

* I saw those upper 300 level tickets sold this morning are already going on stub hub starting at $475 and on up

[Boatright_21]

I just bought two tickets for $765 from Florida.