Peach Bowl is sold out

[Pablos Tunnel]

You're kind of firing me up to drive up and do the ATL.

Hell yeah. Do it!!!

 

[divits]

We got a wild hair up the butt and went to Nashville for the Vandy game, which was their homecoming. I thought there may be 10% orange & blue in the stands... I was shocked to see at least 60%+ Gators there - the announcers were even commenting on it. Nashville is a helluva long drive for most Gators but we showed up!

It's always like that. I've been three times over the years and each time it was like a Gator home game. Nashville being a cool town is the draw. It's much more fun than Atlanta.

 

[UFHealthGator]

It's always like that. I've been three times over the years and each time it was like a Gator home game. Nashville being a cool town is the draw. It's much more fun than Atlanta.

Tennessee is odd because I always felt there are more local Gator fans in that state than any other. I even met one while I was living in East Tennessee who was a hardcore Florida fan but has never visited the state of Florida let alone UF.

 

[TN G8tr]

C'mon


Do it

 

[Theologator]

I think the deal is that if you bought a Peach Bowl ticket this year, you could buy a ticket for the first round playoff game next year. One of those games is in the Peach Bowl:

Sites and Schedules

Thus probably lots of people with little interest this year bought tickets and that is why the secondary markets are flooded.

Do they also project the teams’ allotments as having been sold? Any word of UF’s sales?

 

[Gator Fever]

I was there too, there was about as much Orange and Blue on the HOME side as Vandy people.

Vandy fans have about quit going to games. Forgot who they were playing this season but there was hardly anyone in the stands.

 

[MJMGator]

Do they also project the teams’ allotments as having been sold? Any word of UF’s sales?

I got an email from them Thursday. There’s still plenty of tickets available.

 

[Tunaboat]

C'mon
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You can pick your nose or pick your friends.... but you can't eat your friends

 

[Tunaboat]

SeatGeek has the secondary market with lots of selections - Nosebleed endzone cheapest $78 to $500 on the 50. Most are small quantities for adjacent seats.

 

[Gator Fever]

Thinking now we might have more people than Michigan at this game as they sold their Orange Bowl ticket allotment a lot faster for that 2016 game. I think they are not too motivated for this game.

 

[oxrageous]

Atlanta is still pretty cold this time of year. Not Michigan cold, but cold nonetheless.

Yeah, but it's still pretty good weather under the dome.

 

[Captain Sasquatch]

Yeah, but it's still pretty good weather under the dome.

For that four hours of their trip, it will be room temperature, just like it would be in any building in Michigan.

 

[Tunaboat]

Thinking now we might have more people than Michigan at this game as they sold their Orange Bowl ticket allotment a lot faster for that 2016 game. I think they are not too motivated for this game.

Good. Let 'em stay home and shovel the driveway. The maize 'n blue crowd in the Outback Bowl on New Years came all that way to watch Harbaugh blow the game to the chimp in a rare Tampa cold drizzle. We were sitting right beside the USCe band and had a fantastic time watching the air get taken out of the Michigan side. I imagine a lot of em are burned out on the idea of following him to another bowl game.

 

[InstiGATOR1]

Do they also project the teams’ allotments as having been sold? Any word of UF’s sales?

I don't know about UF's sales but they probably just allocated whatever they are required to allocate to the two teams next year to the two teams this year.

 

[Theologator]

I don't know about UF's sales but they probably just allocated whatever they are required to allocate to the two teams next year to the two teams this year.

Sounds right, I’m curious if UF sold however many we got. I would thinks so. ATL is a great trip.

I assume Michigan (UMAA?) travels well and has lots of alumni in Atlanta.

 

[BluH2OGtr]

You can pick your nose or pick your friends.... but you can't eat your friends

Not necessarily

 

[gardnerwebbgator]

I'm gonna wait a bit and see if the secondary market drops further before pulling the trigger.

 

[Nautigator]

Iv'e on two occasions had to buy tickets from scalpers outside the stadium for a Vandy game. The scalpers said this was the only game they worked because of all the Gator fans, they made no money scalping other home games.The stadium always seemed half full of Gators. There are always long lines at their concession stands and bathrooms.
The workers said this was the busiest game for them.

 

[Swamp Donkey]

Iv'e on two occasions had to buy tickets from scalpers outside the stadium for a Vandy game. The scalpers said this was the only game they worked because of all the Gator fans, they made no money scalping other home games.The stadium always seemed half full of Gators. There are always long lines at their concession stands and bathrooms.
The workers said this was the busiest game for them.

Nauti, welcome back!!!

 

[Dunder]

So I'm taking the family up to Helen, GA after Christmas and then heading down to Atlanta. I have hotels booked, but no tickets yet. Waiting for the price of four tickets together to plummet. As already mentioned in this tread, some people bought tickets just to be able to get them for the semifinal next year. I expect prices to start coming down next week and then I'll pounce. Worst case is I'll pay the prices as they are now, not like they will go up.

Cheapest tickets seem to be on a website/app called TickPick. Anybody ever use them?