Notre Dame Vs Navy 2020

Just had a look through my emails for prior year prices:
2012 - ND/Navy - Lower Sideline, €55 each
2013 - Penn/UCF - Lower Endzone, €44 each
2015 - BC/Georgia - Lower Endzone, €50 each

Ticketmaster site is awful, had good seats selected with the seat picker, couldn't progress and refreshed and now the seat picker is gone. Useless.

hots wrote: »

Ended up going with the 60quid ones, second row, top tier, behind the posts... Worst case it'll be a refund/reschedule job if the plague is still here.

I think I had those ones, 515 row B? But it crashed on my phone and gone when I went back in to buy them.☹️
Ended up getting higher row up in row beside them.

Bit °°°°ed off with ticketmaster though.
When you put in a range and it "doesn't" have them it just goes to "suggested tickets".
It used to say "no tickets available but", now it just goes straight to higher priced tickets with no warning!
Nearly paid €1,120 for 4 tickets.
Then when you try again, surprise surprise there's tickets in your price range available.

okidoki987 wrote: »

I think I had those ones, 115 row B? But it crashed on my phone and gone when I went back in to buy them.☹️
Ended up getting higher row up in row beside them.

Bit °°°°ed off with ticketmaster though.
When you put in a range and it "doesn't" have them it just goes to "suggested tickets".
It used to say "no tickets available but", now it just goes straight to higher priced tickets with no warning!
Nearly paid €1,120 for 4 tickets.
Then when you try again, surprise surprise there's tickets in your price range available.

515 (top tier) row B yeah, should be decent still but I was initially trying for behind the posts in the short stand. The website is rubbish and I doubt it's under a massive strain today or anything special.

There will be loads of tickets for this released in the coming months on Ticketmaster,the promoter is trying to artificially create demand.
Alot of Americans wont want to travel with the Corona Virus and the tickets are too expensive anyway .
285 euro for the Premium level is just ludicrous.

I’ll be looking for a ticket for this the day before/of now. Pretty sure there’ll be tickets available

Presume 12pm same time as the pre sales.

Have to laugh at this.

Ticket limit of 12 per person

, per transaction, per household, per credit card. Bookings over the limit will be cancelled

are there even restricted view seats in the Aviva? I can't imagine where they would be, especially at premium level?

hots wrote: »

are there even restricted view seats in the Aviva? I can't imagine where they would be, especially at premium level?

There are restricted views in the upper tiers in the corners where the roof comes down and partially blocks the view.

The front row in parts of the lower stand is also restricted view as its almost below pitch level.

For American Football ,there are lots of extra bodies on the non playing area of the pitch though ,the players ,backup staff ,management,cheerleaders ,camera men ,etc so your view in the lower seats could be partially restricted.

I bought seats for a match last year at Wembley ,right on the half way line ,first few rows of the upper ,they were sold as possibly restricted view for £50 but they were perfect seats .

FYI....seems to be a lot more sideline / endzone tickets showing up now than there was earlier

Loughc wrote: »

I'm just going to try stubhub closer to the date, I'm hoping Americans will pull out of any trips last minute and sell for less than face value.

My strategy also. From previous experience, Americans don't travel during a crises. The keep the money in the country. This will most likely not be a fully attended event