Digital season tickets: does MSU do this? If not, would you buy them if they did?

The innovative new ways that college football programs are finding to offer season tickets is rapidly evolving, and at the forefront of that evolution is Kentucky – who is now offering a “Pocket Pass”.

The Pocket Pass is a completely digital package that becomes available on Monday and will give interested fans access to all seven of Kentucky’s home games for just $25 a game. The location of the seats will be delivered to the cell phone of the purchaser electronically each week, and it is guaranteed that Pocket Pass Members will get a lower-level seat in at least two of the seven homes games in the fall.

NigelUno wrote:The Braves have a $39/month "ticket". I think it comes out to less than $3/game this month. You log into an app and it gives you your game ticket/seat location 2 hours before the game.

Turtleneck wrote:

NigelUno wrote:The Braves have a $39/month "ticket". I think it comes out to less than $3/game this month. You log into an app and it gives you your game ticket/seat location 2 hours before the game.

Would this work at Spartan Stadium? Sounds like a great idea, especially for younger alums that might not want to make the typical season ticket investment.

Turtleneck wrote:

NigelUno wrote:The Braves have a $39/month "ticket". I think it comes out to less than $3/game this month. You log into an app and it gives you your game ticket/seat location 2 hours before the game.

Would this work at Spartan Stadium? Sounds like a great idea, especially for younger alums that might not want to make the typical season ticket investment.

Snake Plissken wrote:

Turtleneck wrote:

Would this work at Spartan Stadium? Sounds like a great idea, especially for younger alums that might not want to make the typical season ticket investment.

There are no available seats to buy so I'm not sure how this would work. I couldn't move my seats this year.