UNCC Mayo Kickoff game now Friday

[ASUFan4863]

Is athletics re allocating the tickets allocated by the Charlotte Sports Foundation? Unnecessary if so

[CornCobPipes]

Yup, I noped right on out when I saw there was no option to select seats and the additional disclaimer that the ticket office could make contact with seat relocations based on demand and giving level.

Clown level stuff.

Props to Charlotte for doing it right.

Once again our administration is a total embarrassment. How do we get these idiots? They are quick to state why they can't instead of figuring out how we can. "Well that's the way we've always done things and never a problem before".....well this is a neutral site not to mention different dynamics with this venue IDIOTS.

[BambooRdApp]

Posted today . Did you all get an email on how to access your tickets on your particular day like in the past? I have not.

Tickets to App State's 2025 football away game allotments will go on sale to the general public on Monday, Aug. 11, as inventory remains.

Current Yosef Club members in good standing will receive a promo code via email to purchase away game tickets before the general public, following the schedule below.
Mon., July 21 – Circle of Excellence
Wed., July 23 – Yosef Club $5,000–$15,000
Mon., July 28 – Yosef Club $1,500–$4,999
Mon., Aug. 4 – All Yosef Club members
App State's six road games this fall are at Southern Miss (Sept. 13), Boise State (Sept. 27), Georgia State (Oct. 11), Old Dominion (Oct. 25) and James Madison (Nov. 15).

Anyone who is not already a member can join the Yosef Club today.

[AppSt94]

I imagine Boise will be the first to sellout. Then maybe JMU.

[Saint3333]

That would be great if we could sell out the Boise allotment, I know we'll sell out JMUs and probably ODU. How many is Boise granting us?

If you want to go to JMU and ODU get those tickets early as those are smaller stadiums with large season ticket holder fanbases. GA St. tickets aren't hard to come by.

[AppSt94]

That would be great if we could sell out the Boise allotment, I know we'll sell out JMUs and probably ODU. How many is Boise granting us?

If you want to go to JMU and ODU get those tickets early as those are smaller stadiums with large season ticket holder fanbases. GA St. tickets aren't hard to come by.

Haven’t heard the official number of tickets we are getting from Boise. Heard the number 1,000 but can’t confirm. I imagine JMU will go next, then ODU. The other two should be easy to get later on.

[BambooRdApp]

That would be great if we could sell out the Boise allotment, I know we'll sell out JMUs and probably ODU. How many is Boise granting us?

If you want to go to JMU and ODU get those tickets early as those are smaller stadiums with large season ticket holder fanbases. GA St. tickets aren't hard to come by.

Haven’t heard the official number of tickets we are getting from Boise. Heard the number 1,000 but can’t confirm. I imagine JMU will go next, then ODU. The other two should be easy to get later on.

Uh, oh
Hope some are left when they get to lowly me in the rankings

[AppSt94]

That would be great if we could sell out the Boise allotment, I know we'll sell out JMUs and probably ODU. How many is Boise granting us?

If you want to go to JMU and ODU get those tickets early as those are smaller stadiums with large season ticket holder fanbases. GA St. tickets aren't hard to come by.

Haven’t heard the official number of tickets we are getting from Boise. Heard the number 1,000 but can’t confirm. I imagine JMU will go next, then ODU. The other two should be easy to get later on.

Uh, oh
Hope some are left when they get to lowly me in the rankings

I get to order on Wednesday and was told that I should have no problem. We will see.

[Saint3333]

There aren’t that many $5k and above members, the next tranche is where 80% of the YC members reside.

They are clearly trying to push the $2,500 and $3,500 members up.

[AppSt94]

There aren’t that many $5k and above members, the next tranche is where 80% of the YC members reside.

They are clearly trying to push the $2,500 and $3,500 members up.

Yep. They are trying to get away from the incentives to move up that cost them money. I mean the gift that came with the YC package was very underwhelming. Almost feel like they should go with a $10 gift card with either Alumni Hall or Yosef’s Locker. That encourages spending to buy merchandise that adds to revenue.

[Saint3333]

Those socks weren’t the best!

[rlb7]

My roommates and I who are current seniors at App are going down to the game and we’re wondering if anyone could recommend fun bars/restaurants near Bank of America stadium for pregame. Also could anyone enlighten me as to how the parking situation works? Not necessarily looking to get in the best tailgating lot, more so just looking for somewhere to park fairly close to the stadium. Thanks, Roll Neers

[BambooRdApp]

There aren’t that many $5k and above members, the next tranche is where 80% of the YC members reside.

They are clearly trying to push the $2,500 and $3,500 members up.

Yep. They are trying to get away from the incentives to move up that cost them money. I mean the gift that came with the YC package was very underwhelming. Almost feel like they should go with a $10 gift card with either Alumni Hall or Yosef’s Locker. That encourages spending to buy merchandise that adds to revenue.

Those socks only cost $1.50..
They know what they got...

[Bootsy]

Sadly, YC has never done well at providing decent swag to thank donors. It’s a missed opportunity to build brand awareness for YC and reward donors with something meaningful for their contributions to App Athletics. And it wouldn’t have to cost much money to make it happen.

[APP93]

I like the socks.

[BallantyneApp]

My roommates and I who are current seniors at App are going down to the game and we’re wondering if anyone could recommend fun bars/restaurants near Bank of America stadium for pregame. Also could anyone enlighten me as to how the parking situation works? Not necessarily looking to get in the best tailgating lot, more so just looking for somewhere to park fairly close to the stadium. Thanks, Roll Neers

my advice you have 2 good options if you're not going to tailgate I don't recommend going to uptown for food and drinks.

1. drive 321 to 85 get off on Freedom Drive and park somewhere in Wesley Heights (on Freedom) or on W Morehead. There are tons of restaurants and a few breweries happy to give recommendations if you tell me what you are interested in. Then you can walk to BoA. If its anything like the ECU game there will be a ton of people tailgating along the route and you can stop and refresh yourself along the way.

2. Park along the lightrail stop and ride stations. You can either go in South Charlotte to go to southend or loso (lower southend), or north charlotte to go to NoDa or Optimist Park. Different vibes- southend is more finance bro-ey, more chain restaurants (usually upscale chains but chains nonetheless) but some nice breweries also. Noda and Optimist Park is a little edgier, urban and has more local places. Happy to make recommendations here too. Once your done you take the light rail to the Brooklyn Village exit (formerly Stonewall if you are from Charlotte) and walk a few blocks to the stadium.

[McLeansvilleAppFan]

My roommates and I who are current seniors at App are going down to the game and we’re wondering if anyone could recommend fun bars/restaurants near Bank of America stadium for pregame. Also could anyone enlighten me as to how the parking situation works? Not necessarily looking to get in the best tailgating lot, more so just looking for somewhere to park fairly close to the stadium. Thanks, Roll Neers

Park in the Sugar Creek park and ride lot and then take the light rail down to the station. That is so easy, likely a bit cheaper than paying for parking, and not pump as much carbon into the air compared to driving all the stop and go traffic downtown. I did this last time we played at BOA and it worked great.

[ASUFan4863]

My roommates and I who are current seniors at App are going down to the game and we’re wondering if anyone could recommend fun bars/restaurants near Bank of America stadium for pregame. Also could anyone enlighten me as to how the parking situation works? Not necessarily looking to get in the best tailgating lot, more so just looking for somewhere to park fairly close to the stadium. Thanks, Roll Neers

Park in the Sugar Creek park and ride lot and then take the light rail down to the station. That is so easy, likely a bit cheaper than paying for parking, and not pump as much carbon into the air compared to driving all the stop and go traffic downtown. I did this last time we played at BOA and it worked great.

Make sure to stop the cows farting too!

[BallantyneApp]

My roommates and I who are current seniors at App are going down to the game and we’re wondering if anyone could recommend fun bars/restaurants near Bank of America stadium for pregame. Also could anyone enlighten me as to how the parking situation works? Not necessarily looking to get in the best tailgating lot, more so just looking for somewhere to park fairly close to the stadium. Thanks, Roll Neers

Park in the Sugar Creek park and ride lot and then take the light rail down to the station. That is so easy, likely a bit cheaper than paying for parking, and not pump as much carbon into the air compared to driving all the stop and go traffic downtown. I did this last time we played at BOA and it worked great.

Make sure to stop the cows farting too!

the $$ difference between parking downtown and parking for free at a stop and ride is worth a couple of beers at least.

That would be enough incentive for me on a college budget.

[ASUFan4863]

My roommates and I who are current seniors at App are going down to the game and we’re wondering if anyone could recommend fun bars/restaurants near Bank of America stadium for pregame. Also could anyone enlighten me as to how the parking situation works? Not necessarily looking to get in the best tailgating lot, more so just looking for somewhere to park fairly close to the stadium. Thanks, Roll Neers

Park in the Sugar Creek park and ride lot and then take the light rail down to the station. That is so easy, likely a bit cheaper than paying for parking, and not pump as much carbon into the air compared to driving all the stop and go traffic downtown. I did this last time we played at BOA and it worked great.

Make sure to stop the cows farting too!

the $$ difference between parking downtown and parking for free at a stop and ride is worth a couple of beers at least.

That would be enough incentive for me on a college budget.

Thats a great incentive. Reducing the amount of “carbon you pump into the air” is a ludicrous and unnecessary thing to mention for two people already carpooling from Boone.