NKySteeler
08-09-2008, 09:01 PM
steeld95, as a season ticket holder, what do you think about this?....
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USC approves seat-licensing plan
South Carolina's seat-licensing plan is now a reality after the Board of Trustees today approved the plan that would require some season ticket-holders at Williams-Brice Stadium to pay up to $395 for the right to purchase their seats.
Seat fees will range from $25 to $395. However, trustees were told that the average seat fee would be $157.
The plan would affect 48,500 seats at the 80,250-seat stadium. Student seats would not be subject to the fee.
Only 360 seats would carry the top-tier price tag. The largest bloc of seats affected is a group of 13,480 spread throughout the stadium, and those would carry a fee of $145.
The implementation of the personal seat licenses, beginning for the 2009 season, is expected to generate $7.6 million in annual revenues.
Officials studied similar plans about two dozen schools, including 10 in the SEC and other non-conference schools such as Clemson, Georgia Tech and North Carolina.
http://www.thestate.com/gogamecocks/story/484035.html
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USC approves seat-licensing plan
South Carolina's seat-licensing plan is now a reality after the Board of Trustees today approved the plan that would require some season ticket-holders at Williams-Brice Stadium to pay up to $395 for the right to purchase their seats.
Seat fees will range from $25 to $395. However, trustees were told that the average seat fee would be $157.
The plan would affect 48,500 seats at the 80,250-seat stadium. Student seats would not be subject to the fee.
Only 360 seats would carry the top-tier price tag. The largest bloc of seats affected is a group of 13,480 spread throughout the stadium, and those would carry a fee of $145.
The implementation of the personal seat licenses, beginning for the 2009 season, is expected to generate $7.6 million in annual revenues.
Officials studied similar plans about two dozen schools, including 10 in the SEC and other non-conference schools such as Clemson, Georgia Tech and North Carolina.
http://www.thestate.com/gogamecocks/story/484035.html