Season Ticket Holders Changes 2025-26

BrookJersey Redmen said:
In the history of our esteemed University has this ever happened? I doubt it. Something like a pulse and a checkbook gets you in. Acceptance rate not the same as Georgetown's.
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I was responding only to a poster who asked if a conditional $10,000 donation would be acceptable to the school in order to keep his current seats.

In this case at least, any donation would improve your priority points, but aside from that increasing the likelihood of not being moved, would likely not be accepted nor would it be considered deductible as charitable if it were.
 
Fizzy said:
I'm enjoying my seats this year because after 50 years they'll be gone.

These big donors make more in a day than I do in a year and they donate more than I make in 10. But please take another 10K from me. Doesn't matter those CC Bills won't get paid when I go bankrupt....
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I am in the same boat as you. Tickets in the family 50 years all for naught.
 
dk423 said:
Zach text: ““Rick Pitino went on the Coach K Sirius XM Radio Show. Said he can envision St. John's playing 12 games at the Garden next year.”
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We played 8 this year and I believe 10 at CA. if we finish strong, and can get some weekend matinee dates, bumping to 10 msg games is at least a given.

I would imagine that interest in sju from top hs and portal players will surge. Assuming NIL sponsorship from corporations and private donors can increase, next year's roster could be next level talented.

What kid wouldn't want to play for perhaps the best coach ever in the world's greatest city.

Suddenly everything looks better.
 
dk423 said:
Zach text: ““Rick Pitino went on the Coach K Sirius XM Radio Show. Said he can envision St. John's playing 12 games at the Garden next year.”
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Good. The more the merrier, especially with seating capacity being reduced at CA, and season ticket holders (the real die hards) seemingly getting replaced by johnny come lately's with deeper pockets.

Depending on the matchups at CA, the Garden package may be the superior of two options offered.

If you love the team, and want to to watch in person, you may need to get crafty about it.
 
SJUDave said:
The plan is for Ed to be joining me on Tuesday
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Another question I thought of is will the plan for reallocation of tickets now be an annual process? I would think that if people are getting moved based on points this season that process would go on year after year now, but it's not defined at this time.
 
Alumni Hall should just be for pay games. I can't even sit on those bleachers / benches anymore without a back ache for the next 2 days.

Leave me my Garden seats and give the donors barco-loungers at Alumni
 
Fizzy said:
Alumni Hall should just be for pay games. I can't even sit on those bleachers / benches anymore without a back ache for the next 2 days.

Leave me my Garden seats and give the donors barco-loungers at Alumni
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Why not just buy a garden package?
 
Fizzy said:
Does that guarantee my seats at the garden don't change despite switching packages?

I don't have faith with these guys when it comes to doing something good for those broke folks
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I doubt it since I believe full season ticket orders are filled first.

Two reasonable suggestions:

1) share season tix with friends or family. I did this for 4 or 5 seasons after personal finances made tix beyond my reach.

2) buy a full season pkg and sell the CA tix on stubhub.

As far as season ticket locations and a reseat I am torn. Tough subject. I don't like sitting in worse seats than fans who don't support the program, and haven't been season tickets holders as long as I have. On the same hand I don’t like sitting in worse seats than someone who has only had seats a couple of years but have made larger donations. The whole subject sucks even though its a reality - better products do cost more.
 
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