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$30 for lower reserved seats
$50 for club-level seats

$10 for students in the Dawg-Pound -- limit 4

Interesting that they will be selling them so early in the year -- starting in April for Season Ticket Holders and Falcon Club Members.

Hey thanks for the update. A few weeks ago I recieve a certificate for 2 tickets to this game. The tickets are a donation from the UNIV for a fund raiser.
In looking at this
"Subsequently, UW’s offense, which is No. 1 in the league in scoring (39.7), will meet its greatest challenge this season. RB Brian Calhoun is coming off a 197-yard, five-touchdown performance against Illinois last week, while QB John Stocco enters the game having thrown for at least 200 yards and one TD on five straight Saturdays.
On defense, DT Nick Hayden, who has a team-best 3.5 sacks, will be looking to get some pressure on Robinson, as will DT Jason Chapman and DE Matthew Shaughnessy, both of whom share the team lead in QB hurries with five.
Saturday’s contest will be televised live on ABC to 42 percent of the nation."

Falcons and Falcon fans can look back at that game against the badgers and smile. knowing we played the potential Big 10 winer better than most of the big 10 this season. yes it was a close loss, but you when look at we dwindled from that point, and now are peaking at the end of our season with folks back from injuries, you can not help but be optimistic about the rest of our season and next year.

Wiscy is good for sure, but there is no reason why we couldnt have kept scoring right with them. 7pts in the 2nd half was embarrasing after putting up 35 with ease in the 1st half. Im not suprised that we lost, but to be 35-35 at half one would think that the game was playing into our hands! oh well lets kill Miami O and win the MAC which is more important than OOC games!

$30 sounds fair to me for lower reserved. I was expecting prices to be in the $40-50 range for those seast.

Thanks for the update. And I take no solace in a "Close loss" to Wisky.

AHH! I won't be a student then. Someone has to buy me a ticket for the Dawg Pound!!!!!

I could hook you up Erica! Of course I want to sit behind our bench though!!

Metz wrote:I could hook you up Erica! Of course I want to sit behind our bench though!!

I'm going to be a teacher! I won't be able to afford those seats!

At least the lower reserved are under $50. I was figuring the lower levels would be pretty expensive. It's too bad that they aren't selling the upper level. I've always sat in the 500 level, and the seats aren't that bad...especially if you're towards the 50. Sure it's high, but I'd rather save some money and watch from up there than shell out the jack for lower level. Oh well...$30 lower reserved it is.

What's a club-level seat get me?

The Club level seats are the 300-level seats at CBS. They're the best seats in the stadium, being higher up than the lower level seats, but not as far from the action as the 500 level seats.

It's the middle tier of seats.

http://www.clevelandbrowns.com/stadium/seating/

I wonder how much the beers will cost.

Dayons_Den wrote:I wonder how much the beers will cost.

I imagine that they'll be the same prices as for Browns games, since the concessions are done by an outside company.

They aren't cheap and it's nearly impossible to find anything other than the basic swill. What's more odd is that you cannot always get the type of swill you want. One side of the stadium might have Bud Light & Coors, while the other side only has Miller. Very strange. Doesn't matter to me since it's all the same, but to some people that's a big deal!

I think the larger drafts are like $6.50-$7. I don't usually drink there, gotta sober up for the ride home

hammb wrote:

Dayons_Den wrote:I wonder how much the beers will cost.

I imagine that they'll be the same prices as for Browns games, since the concessions are done by an outside company.

They aren't cheap and it's nearly impossible to find anything other than the basic swill. What's more odd is that you cannot always get the type of swill you want. One side of the stadium might have Bud Light & Coors, while the other side only has Miller. Very strange. Doesn't matter to me since it's all the same, but to some people that's a big deal!

I think the larger drafts are like $6.50-$7. I don't usually drink there, gotta sober up for the ride home

this year, in the club level it's $6, draft or can. the bars in the club level have some better offerings (i.e. great lakes). they're a little bit higher in price, though.

jacojdm wrote: this year, in the club level it's $6, draft or can. the bars in the club level have some better offerings (i.e. great lakes). they're a little bit higher in price, though.

They have great lakes!? Yummy! I might have to splurge for some Burning River or some Dortmunder.

hammb wrote:

jacojdm wrote: this year, in the club level it's $6, draft or can. the bars in the club level have some better offerings (i.e. great lakes). they're a little bit higher in price, though.

They have great lakes!? Yummy! I might have to splurge for some Burning River or some Dortmunder.

Burning River is my favorite GL beer. Have you tried the Holiday Brew? Reading the label it sounded tasty, haven't had any yet though . . .