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[TheBisonator]

No offense, but I haven't missed a home game since 1994, and have yet to buy season tickets. I understand the insurance policy, but if you put a quality product of the field year after year, you don't really need it.

Doesn't it cost a little less per game for season tickets compared to individual single-game tickets??

You's be saving a little money.

[Mr. Burgundy]

No offense, but I haven't missed a home game since 1994, and have yet to buy season tickets. I understand the insurance policy, but if you put a quality product of the field year after year, you don't really need it.

No offense here, but you clearly are an awesome fan. Haven't missed a game since 1994. With that being said, you really should join teammakers. Help out the student athletes, get locked in season tickets, meet the people you sit around on a weekly basis. It is a blast and going to a great cause. I just don't understand going non stop but not joining the group that funds their success. Putting a quality product on the field starts with the financial support from Teammakers. You can join for pennies and get your season tickets. If you can't go to a game, give them to a friend or charity. I hate that excuse. Again, just my opinion, I am glad you are such a great fan.

[stevdock]

No offense here, but you clearly are an awesome fan. Haven't missed a game since 1994. With that being said, you really should join teammakers. Help out the student athletes, get locked in season tickets, meet the people you sit around on a weekly basis. It is a blast and going to a great cause. I just don't understand going non stop but not joining the group that funds their success. Putting a quality product on the field starts with the financial support from Teammakers. You can join for pennies and get your season tickets. If you can't go to a game, give them to a friend or charity. I hate that excuse. Again, just my opinion, I am glad you are such a great fan.

I appreciate the offer and you're right I should if I had the money. I honestly don't have the money for it. Married, 3 kids, not having a full time job after school for 10 years after graduation, and it all adds up

Although to be honest the last 5 years I have been part of the ND HS Coaches Association so I pay my dues and my ticket is free. My dad does the same thing and then I can get how many ever tickets I need for each game through that. So then in essence I have season tickets that I can count on and I can sit with my family even if they can't make it to every game. The great thing though is bringing my 5 year old to the game and he hasn't missed a home game since he was 12 months old

[Mr. Burgundy]

Sounds awesome. Glad the family is involved. You can't beat those memories.

[Bisonguy]

Doesn't it cost a little less per game for season tickets compared to individual single-game tickets??

You's be saving a little money.

No, it's been about $5 more expensive for season tickets the past few years.

[Twentysix]

No offense, but I haven't missed a home game since 1994, and have yet to buy season tickets. I understand the insurance policy, but if you put a quality product of the field year after year, you don't really need it.

Im not saying people who buy single game tickets dont care, some are probably raving lunatic bison fans, but most people who are crazy bison fans would just buy season tickets have a guranteed seat every weekend. If season tickets were not a benefit to the school they would not exist.

I think you bolded the wrong part lol.

[tjbison]

No, it's been about $5 more expensive for season tickets the past few years.

well since you put it that way I can't afford that so im out!!!

[roadwarrior]

it is now 7822

[lakesbison]

well, you have to pay the $250/$500 seat teammaker dues though.

my circle of friends go tailgate, and buy a ticket, but wouldn't buy season tickets because instead of paying $100 for 5 games, they would have to pay the $250 teammaker seat. Im sure there are more people in that boat.

[RRVBISON]

Count me in. Just purchased my 2.