Season Ticket Sales

[Rebel1986]

According to UNLV, the season ticket sales have tripled from 3 years ago! As a note, they sold just over 4,000 season tickets 3 years ago which would put season ticket sales over 12,000. As a comparison Boise State sold 16,500 season tickets in 2019 and Nevada sold 7,877 season tickets in 2019.

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[Rebelious1]

According to UNLV, the season ticket sales have tripled from 3 years ago! As a note, they sold just over 4,000 season tickets 3 years ago which would put season ticket sales over 12,000. As a comparison Boise State sold 16,500 season tickets in 2019 and Nevada sold 7,877 season tickets in 2019.

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UNLV will become a great alternative the the high prices of VGK and Raiders. It's almost impossible for a family of 4 to go to those games. You can almost buy a whole season ticket for the price of a one VGK or Raiders game.

 

[Rebel1986]

Since the Raiders has set up with the RTC for $2 rides to the stadium, the same better be done for UNLV to keep us away from the high parking prices.

 

[LocoRebel]

Since the Raiders has set up with the RTC for $2 rides to the stadium, the same better be done for UNLV to keep us away from the high parking prices.

I'd be absolutely shocked if UNLV has any rtc or other bus routes that are not directly originating from the main campus. Id be surprised if they offer them for non students right off the bat.

It would be a bad look probably to do this, but how about bus patrons pay $10-15 per game that covers parking and travel to/from stadium via bus... but the bus gets Metro police escorts like the team does. That way you can move a bunch more people much faster

(Obviously this wouldn't go over well, but it would be rad)

 

[Doneoett]

I am shocked that the Silverton and/or South Point don’t run shuttles at $10 a head and give a free drink coupon to get you inside after the games.

 

[Rebel1986]

They just need to set up the same RTC bus deal as for the Raiders. If they really care, it would be easy to set it up. The Raiders are using local casinos as the pick up point, which means fans are more likely to go back and visit these establishments on their way home. The RTC is controlled by the County Commission, CNLV, Las Vegas, Henderson, and they should all want UNLV to succeed!