Registration for Football Tickets Opens
As Tim wrote Friday, the registration window for returning undergraduate and graduate students interested in football season tickets opens at 8 AM today.
Between now and 5 PM Sunday (May 31st), students must follow the instructions posted on GoPSUSports’ Student Central website in order to have an opportunity to buy tickets:
This mandatory pre-registration confirms your intent to participate in the student football ticket sale. To pre-register, please go to http://www.ticketmaster.com/venue/16740. The pre-registration process will mirror the actual sales process in June. As part of this pre-registration, you will go through the steps of “BUYING” your pre-registration, but no costs will be incurred. Upon successfully completing the pre-registration process, you will be eligible to participate in your assigned class sale.
This isn’t wildly different from last year’s ticket purchase procedure, but it’s likely at least a handful of students will overlook the mandatory registration window by accident – the actual sales dates in June tend to overshadow the preceding steps. Make sure you have an opportunity to land football tickets by registering as soon as possible.
[Source: GoPSUSports]
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