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Louisville to Allow 18,000 Fans For Home Games

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Breaking now... UofL will allow 30% capacity for home football games, about 18,000. 

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Apparently this hasn't been officially approved, but this falls in line with what Louisville City FC has been doing. 

This is what leadership and putting together a plan, looks like. Bravo to UofL. 

How many season tickets has UofL sold?

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31 minutes ago, swamprat said:

How many season tickets has UofL sold?

Not sure, but I'm assuming more than 18k. 

That should prove interesting. There has to be some kind of priority points method to determine ticket holder ranking. I know at UK and USF there is a points system based on donation level, season tickets purchased, consecutive years purchase, attendance, road games tickets purchased, and various other data. 

I wonder if the season ticket holders will get priority over students. Obviously there will be no single game tickets. 

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44 minutes ago, swamprat said:

That should prove interesting. There has to be some kind of priority points method to determine ticket holder ranking. I know at UK and USF there is a points system based on donation level, season tickets purchased, consecutive years purchase, attendance, road games tickets purchased, and various other data. 

I wonder if the season ticket holders will get priority over students. Obviously there will be no single game tickets. 

There are about 40,000 season tickets.

They will go by CAF priority points (Similar to what you described) to determine who gets what seats and where. 
 

If you are a season ticket holder and don’t get tickets this season, your balance will carry over to next season. Same will happen if you choose to opt out this season. 

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1 minute ago, John Anthony said:

You gonna get to any Deuce?

If I have access to tickets, I'm there. I'm wayyyy down the season tickets list as I've only officially had them for a few years now. 

Florida State and Auburn are only allowing students to attend their home openers. 

On 8/25/2020 at 5:32 PM, swamprat said:

Florida State and Auburn are only allowing students to attend their home openers. 

Notre Dame only allowing students, faculty and staff to attend. 

On 8/25/2020 at 3:39 PM, TheDeuce said:

If I have access to tickets, I'm there. I'm wayyyy down the season tickets list as I've only officially had them for a few years now. 

If you have season tickets but can't go, can they be sold?

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2 hours ago, gchs_uk9 said:

If you have season tickets but can't go, can they be sold?

You’ll get the option of using the amount towards next years tickets, a refund, or donating. 

9 hours ago, Jumper_Dad said:

Notre Dame only allowing students, faculty and staff to attend. 

20% capacity, too. No tailgating allowed, either. Electronic ticketing with student, faculty, or staff ID required for entry. 

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