Check your email. 2026/2027 season ticket invoices have been sent. As expected, a slight increase from last year. I’m assuming we have two BCJ matches and five Rec Hall matches?
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Same thing for me! Two different Credit cards! “Please use a different card.” Guess I will try tomorrow!Every freaking year, there is some problem with the process. Not a PSU thing I guess but my credit card, for whatever reason, has to verify my identity??? WTF. The only option is for someone to call me. Bizarre. They can text my wife........who happens to be on the other side of the planet. I guess I will have to do this later...........![]()
Had that issue with B10 tickets this year. Tried credit card then debit card. Both cards asked for verification. By the time I saw what was going on i ran out of time to purchase tickets.Same thing for me! Two different Credit cards! “Please use a different card.” Guess I will try tomorrow!
Had that issue with B10 tickets this year. Tried credit card then debit card. Both cards asked for verification. By the time I saw what was going on i ran out of time to purchase tickets.
You guys need a PSUPaul in your life. He is a logistics and ticket genius.
same here, two different cards......unrealSame thing for me! Two different Credit cards! “Please use a different card.” Guess I will try tomorrow!
Um, excuse me but you left out Best Big10 Co-Tailgate Connesouier. He and that other guy, the other guy's name slips my memory, but the other guy can cook!
The Wrestling experience in Rec Hall is just about as good as it gets in sports. They could definitely charge a lot more … and I’m glad they don’t. Over the next 5 years or so, I’m sure we can expect a steady drumbeat of increases. When you look at the BJC prices it becomes obvious that they expect most of the revenue increases to come from that venue. In comparison, the Rec Hall seat pricing is much lower …. perhaps a “nod” to the many coaches, wrestlers, and old timers who hold those tickets.qPlus the opportunity to change seats and add more season tickets onto your account in the near future. For two tickets, $200 for BJC matches and $316 for the Rec Hall matches. So two BJC matches makes sense. $316 for 5 Rec Hall matches would be about $30 per ticket, which would be a pretty big jump from $19 or $20 a ticket last season. Maybe 6 Rec Hall matches, which would be about $25 per ticket?
I respectfully disagree. I think the season ticket increases is responsible for the availability of seats in Rec Hall. There has been a years long waiting list for season tickets ever since Cael’s first National Championship. Upgrading seats and the ability to purchase additional season tickets has never been an option. Look at what happened last year when they tried to charge $113 for Oklahoma tickets at the BJC. The entire upper mezzanine was closed and the black curtains were dropped. Nebby and tOSU ticket prices were reduced to $60-$65 and the BJC set new attendance records. I think the fans will tolerate small yearly increases. Large increases will result in many new faces in the arena.The Wrestling experience in Rec Hall is just about as good as it gets in sports. They could definitely charge a lot more … and I’m glad they don’t. Over the next 5 years or so, I’m sure we can expect a steady drumbeat of increases. When you look at the BJC prices it becomes obvious that they expect most of the revenue increases to come from that venue. In comparison, the Rec Hall seat pricing is much lower …. perhaps a “nod” to the many coaches, wrestlers, and old timers who hold those tickets.q
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