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More Ticketing Options for Fans to See Ball State Basketball at Worthen Arena
November 14, 2016 | General
MUNCIE, Ind. – Excitement for Ball State men's and women's basketball continues to increase after preseason predictions place the Cardinals in the hunt for Mid-American Conference titles along with impressive season opening wins last Friday.
Now, additional ticket purchase options provide fans more flexibility and value. Back again is the Pepsi Plan for All which provides men's basketball fans two general admission tickets, two hot dogs, two bags of chips and two Pepsi drinks poured in take-home, commemorative stadium cups for just $30. Fans may add-on for just $15 each. On the women's side, the same deal costs just $22 and $11 for any add-ons.
In an attempt to propel our recently graduated basketball fans, the department has announced the Young Alumni plan providing a reserved season ticket to those Ball State alumni with undergraduate degrees earned in years 2006-16 for just $99. Convenient payment plans are also available.
Back again in 2016-17 for men's basketball fans is the Cardinals Mini-Plan with a new twist. The package costs just $48 for general admission and provides fans six game vouchers that can be used in any quantity for any game. For example, a fan could use all six for tomorrow's Indiana State game or two for the contest against the Sycamores and four for the Dec. 3 game vs. IUPUI. The ticket staff can also work with fans to add tickets as well. If fans prefer reserved seats, that is available, but all games/tickets must be selected at time of purchase. Once again, payment plans are available.
Fans are encouraged to call 888-BSU-TICKET or visit the Stoops Buick/GMC Ticket Center inside Worthen Arena to purchase or inquire.
Now, additional ticket purchase options provide fans more flexibility and value. Back again is the Pepsi Plan for All which provides men's basketball fans two general admission tickets, two hot dogs, two bags of chips and two Pepsi drinks poured in take-home, commemorative stadium cups for just $30. Fans may add-on for just $15 each. On the women's side, the same deal costs just $22 and $11 for any add-ons.
In an attempt to propel our recently graduated basketball fans, the department has announced the Young Alumni plan providing a reserved season ticket to those Ball State alumni with undergraduate degrees earned in years 2006-16 for just $99. Convenient payment plans are also available.
Back again in 2016-17 for men's basketball fans is the Cardinals Mini-Plan with a new twist. The package costs just $48 for general admission and provides fans six game vouchers that can be used in any quantity for any game. For example, a fan could use all six for tomorrow's Indiana State game or two for the contest against the Sycamores and four for the Dec. 3 game vs. IUPUI. The ticket staff can also work with fans to add tickets as well. If fans prefer reserved seats, that is available, but all games/tickets must be selected at time of purchase. Once again, payment plans are available.
Fans are encouraged to call 888-BSU-TICKET or visit the Stoops Buick/GMC Ticket Center inside Worthen Arena to purchase or inquire.
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