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Season ticket and preseason events information

Had a call back and good interaction with the ticket office today regarding a seat change request. It appears they are getting caught up on things a bit.
 
I also had a good call with the Ticket office this week. I requested my season tickets as paper tickets, and the gentleman I spoke with indicated they hoped to have them out sometime next week. Sounds like they are catching up.
 
I opted to have my tickets issued as mobile (paperless) tickets.
I checked the online ticket portal, and they have my tickets loaded and available for all games.
So if you renewed and chose the paperless option, your tickets should be available to you online.

There does not appear to be a specific Bradley app for mobile devices, but with your phone's browser, the ticket portal can be accessed online here:
Bradley online ticket portal- https://am.ticketmaster.com/bradleyuniversity
If you chose the mobile ticket option, here is where you will find your tickets- https://am.ticketmaster.com/bradleyuniversity/my-events

If you haven't done so yet, you may need to create an account and a logon/password.
Instructions- https://bradleybraves.com/documents/...le_Tickets.pdf

So save the above web page on your mobile device to call up your tickets for entry to the games.
 
Da Coach said:
I opted to have my tickets issued as mobile (paperless) tickets.
I checked the online ticket portal, and they have my tickets loaded and available for all games.
So if you renewed and chose the paperless option, your tickets should be available to you online.

There does not appear to be a specific Bradley app for mobile devices, but with your phone's browser, the ticket portal can be accessed online here:
Bradley online ticket portal- https://am.ticketmaster.com/bradleyuniversity
If you chose the mobile ticket option, here is where you will find your tickets- https://am.ticketmaster.com/bradleyuniversity/my-events

If you haven't done so yet, you may need to create an account and a logon/password.
Instructions- https://bradleybraves.com/documents/...le_Tickets.pdf

So save the above web page on your mobile device to call up your tickets for entry to the games.
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Thanks DC! I’ve been wondering how to access the mobile tickets. Clicked on the link you provided and there they were!! Thanks again!!
 
JMM28 said:
For those of you attending the event this evening, see you there.

For those not coming, you can bid on silent auction items starting now.


https://bidforthebraves2021.ggo.bid/...package-browse


Lots of BU gear, golf bags, experiences, and some cool vacation opportunities. Even some things for you folks wanting to spend more time in Florida.
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The Bid for the Braves auction last night was a success, raising a lot of money for the Athletic Dept.
Some of the auction packages went for a lot of money, while some went for a surprisingly reasonable price.

Most of the final bid results can be found here-
https://bidforthebraves2021.ggo.bid/...package-browse

$1000 for a chair seat from the old Robertson Memorial Fieldhouse! That must be some kind of record. I have a couple and might consider donating them to the program for a future auction. :)
Four tickets to the Bears-Packers game went for just $670. I wish I would have bid. That's a bargain!
 
Starting to become really displeased with the ticket office. They continue to blow off my emails. I call, and I always get a recording. I've left a message, but if I don't hear back, I guess I'm going to have to bother someone higher up? Extremely disappointing, especially when I am trying to buy more season tickets and have been since July.
 
Chris: I just spoke to someone at the ticket office today and they are short staffed. I have a request to change some of my seats and they do not know when they are getting back to me. I think they are doing the best they can with the personnel they have. It like every business and organization these days, nobody wants to work. I think it will all work out before game time.
 
Red-White Scrimmage schedule of events for Wednesday, Oct. 13.-
https://bradleybraves.com/news/2021/...wednesday.aspx

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Gov. Pritzker's mask mandate for all indoor spaces which went back into effect August 30, is still in force. So attendees should wear masks.-
https://www.illinoispolicy.org/prit...asks-vaccinations-for-school-medical-workers/

But, the Illinois Covid case numbers have been declining for the past 6 weeks and the number of Covid hospitalizations are down.

Yesterday, Gov. Pritzker announced that he could be close to rescinding his mask mandate, but he's not quite ready yet-
https://www.illinoispolicy.org/pritzker-says-continued-covid-decline-could-end-his-mask-mandate/

Let's hope the mask mandate is gone by the time the real games start.
 
Got my whole batch of tickets in the mail from Loyola for the Bradley game up there Jan. 8.
Still haven't got my Bradley tickets nor even heard back regarding my request to purchase additional season tickets this year.
Just sayin' - BU used to be 1st tier when it came to all the fan/donor interactions and functions. Do they want our support?
 
First night for BU ticket pickup was Friday, and bubraves.com site lists some additional pickup times over next week to pick up… not clear if they offer mail out or not this time. I was able to contact ticket office and make changes to my package recently. I agree service is way down, but tickets can be had! Keep trying because we need you there.
 
And I certainly hope they can rebound next year and offer the service level we expect and love.
 
Dub said:
And I certainly hope they can rebound next year and offer the service level we expect and love.
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Remember that BU lost everyone in the ticket office mid to late August. I've called and talked to them a couple of times and they were very nice and helpful.
 
Bradley University has 2,500 employees. Basketball, especially basketball season tickets, are one of their only significant revenue (income) sources other than tuition, grants, etc...You don't think they can find someone working up there to pick up the phone and return a call or an email from someone who is begging to mail them a check for $2000+? I personally sought out 3 different people from the Athletic Dept. at both the Itoo Supper and at the Red/White and was assured they are working on it and that I'd be getting a call back. I have seats in the premium seating area, I am a season ticket holder since they played at the old Fieldhouse, I am in the Platinum level of Braves Club and I have been in the Scholarship Society for half the past two decades. (I dropped out because of Glasser). I have never once asked for special treatment. But if this is representative of how they treat any customers - even the single-game ticket-buyer in the "nosebleed" seats, then they are shooting themselves badly in their own feet.
 
yoda said:
Bradley University has 2,500 employees. Basketball, especially basketball season tickets, are one of their only significant revenue (income) sources other than tuition, grants, etc...You don't think they can find someone working up there to pick up the phone and return a call or an email from someone who is begging to mail them a check for $2000+? I personally sought out 3 different people from the Athletic Dept. at both the Itoo Supper and at the Red/White and was assured they are working on it and that I'd be getting a call back. I have seats in the premium seating area, I am a season ticket holder since they played at the old Fieldhouse, I am in the Platinum level of Braves Club and I have been in the Scholarship Society for half the past two decades. (I dropped out because of Glasser). I have never once asked for special treatment. But if this is representative of how they treat any customers - even the single-game ticket-buyer in the "nosebleed" seats, then they are shooting themselves badly in their own feet.
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What you've described is not acceptable.
 
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