<p>I know this is a tradition, but geez, it feels like a frenzy. How do you purchase tickets through regular means? It says $13 on the ticket. Are the massive lines or something? Are season tickets worth it?</p>
<p>I just bought a Section E for $50. Which doesn't seem too bad considering some people are scalping for $100+.</p>
<p>yeah student tickets are $13. that is the norm when purchased through regular means. on Thursday mornings the box office windows are open, and you can also buy tickets online. here’s where most of that info is available online:
[Cornell</a> University Athletic Event Tickets](<a href=“http://www.athletics.cornell.edu/tickets/]Cornell”>http://www.athletics.cornell.edu/tickets/)</p>
<p>season tickets are also very expensive, $200+, so unless you’re really going to use them, it’s not worth it.</p>
<p>they don’t oversell or anything, so there’s not massive lines. everyone will find a seat. considering the frenzy you see now, imagine what it would be if the tickets were even less expensive!</p>
<p>No, I meant a frenzy to buy tickets. Do they sell out fast or something?</p>
<p>My kid was able to get the H/C game for $20 yesterday from a friend. She didn’t expect to get tickets, but a friend got some through his club. She said it was a bad game, Cornell lost.</p>
<p>^
Yeah, we lost 4-1…</p>
<p>$20? Wow.</p>
<p>oh, sorry for missing the point there. yes, tickets sell out very fast. I don’t know if it’s a matter of any lines being particularly long, since they also are available online, but there is definitely a lot of demand.</p>
<p>it was a pretty bad game. the crowd lost its energy toward the end of the 3rd. Cornell had more possession and shots on goal, but still had trouble scoring, so that was frustrating.</p>