Paid for my season tickets. I never saw a seat selection email but get an email asking if I want to by tickets with seat selection? Was I never given a chance to move up? Change seats?
Boy did I really get screwed this year.Seat selection time Was in middle of December. You might need to call ticket office..
In all fairness...Baseball Renewal and seat selection is the same time every year. Even last year with all the covid relocations, it was in December. Put a reminder on your personal calendar to check on it beginning mid November. Take the initiative.Boy did I really get screwed this year.
I checked my email. I have reminders to renew my tickets on 14 Oct, 20 Oct, 3 Nov, 10 Nov, 12 Nov, 24 Nov, 29 Nov. The ads for the "Bull Street" game and season tickets "still available" on 7 Jan and 10 Jan (9 total ads). However, I have zero emails or calls about ticket selection time. I guess when they have the money the caring stops.
Interesting. They reached out to me with my seat selection time. Maybe because it was my first year. But, the ticket office answered all my questions and basically walked me through it. Went pretty smooth as I’ve done FB selection for years. Now, still waiting for the tickets to be in my account, but I guess that populates later this month.Boy did I really get screwed this year.
I checked my email. I have reminders to renew my tickets on 14 Oct, 20 Oct, 3 Nov, 10 Nov, 12 Nov, 24 Nov, 29 Nov. The ads for the "Bull Street" game and season tickets "still available" on 7 Jan and 10 Jan (9 total ads). However, I have zero emails or calls about ticket selection time. I guess when they have the money the caring stops.
It's a good point but should the business model be built on the customer constantly harassing the business after the customer already paid? If they're still begging for people to buy their product (tickets) then why should I be begging them to get updates on delivery? I guess I was lulled into complacency by the constant requests to renew and assumed I could rely on a proper email delivery system.In all fairness...Baseball Renewal and seat selection is the same time every year. Even last year with all the covid relocations, it was in December. Put a reminder on your personal calendar to check on it beginning mid November. Take the initiative.
You are correct. When it's the first year for a sport, they treat you very differently. I got that service for all of the sports on my first year back moving to South Carolina to include phone calls and texts. This year it's been different. (Of note, they ran into unforeseen issues that aren't allowing them to use texts so I wouldn't expect to see any text services). I think the model is more like a "subscription" so the renewals are almost purely computer-based transactions.Interesting. They reached out to me with my seat selection time. Maybe because it was my first year. But, the ticket office answered all my questions and basically walked me through it. Went pretty smooth as I’ve done FB selection for years. Now, still waiting for the tickets to be in my account, but I guess that populates later this month.
This is crazy. Why would fans need to set personal reminders for these things?? We are the customers. The Ticket Office should be clearly communicating to its customers on all of these things. It is customer service 101. The USC Ticket Office has been incompetent for a number of years.In all fairness...Baseball Renewal and seat selection is the same time every year. Even last year with all the covid relocations, it was in December. Put a reminder on your personal calendar to check on it beginning mid November. Take the initiative.
Boy did I really get screwed this year.
I checked my email. I have reminders to renew my tickets on 14 Oct, 20 Oct, 3 Nov, 10 Nov, 12 Nov, 24 Nov, 29 Nov. The ads for the "Bull Street" game and season tickets "still available" on 7 Jan and 10 Jan (9 total ads). However, I have zero emails or calls about ticket selection time. I guess when they have the money the caring stops.
Exactly the reason I don't see why anyone would just sit around and wait on them time and time again. If something is that important to me, I'm going to take some initiative.This is crazy. Why would fans need to set personal reminders for these things?? We are the customers. The Ticket Office should be clearly communicating to its customers on all of these things. It is customer service 101. The USC Ticket Office has been incompetent for a number of years.
I think we agree but maybe are trying to make different points. I dont settle for the idea that its ok for our ticket office to be a disaster when we are competing in the billion dollar, ultra competitive space of modern college athletics.Exactly the reason I don't see why anyone would just sit around and wait on them time and time again. If something is that important to me, I'm going to take some initiative.
No one is settling for the idea that it's "ok". But until it's fixed, we have to take some responsibility in getting what we want.I think we agree but maybe are trying to make different points. I dont settle for the idea that its ok for our ticket office to be a disaster when we are competing in the billion dollar, ultra competitive space of modern college athletics.
Many times in conversations we "fan blame" instead of applying justified pressure on the AD and university leadership to step up to the plate and do better.
So while collectively fans deal with the incompetence, how do we put pressure on for change and to do better?No one is settling for the idea that it's "ok". But until it's fixed, we have to take some responsibility in getting what we want.
Consistently complain to the actual Ticket Office and Gamecock Club. I often wonder if people actually do that, or if they just complain here for fear that if they went to the source there may be adverse consequences.So while collectively fans deal with the incompetence, how do we put pressure on for change and to do better?
Yea, I wonder that too. I have made several calls to the office and sent even more emails.Consistently complain to the actual Ticket Office and Gamecock Club. I often wonder if people actually do that, or if they just complain here for fear that if they went to the source there may be adverse consequences.
We have to. Most recently, yet again, about how the way they are doing tickets for the game at Segra is asinine.Yea, I wonder that too. I have made several calls to the office and sent even more emails.
What is wrong with the way they are doing tickets at Segra? You get an email at 10 am on your selection day,; You click the link and it takes you to SEGRA'S WEBSITE. Then you pick your tickets and check out. If you bought tickets there last year, you just sign in to SEGRA's website.We have to. Most recently, yet again, about how the way they are doing tickets for the game at Segra is asinine.
Because you're on at 10 am with all the other members for 3 different giving levels. There is no priority given. If there isn't any priority outside of just being in the GCC, it's basically no different than just buying tickets when they go on sale to the public. At Fluor, because they were assigned based on priority by the GCC since you ordered your tickets through the GCC, we got to know the folks we were seated near each year. It made it a bit more fun. Now it's a crap shoot who you're sitting next to.What is wrong with the way they are doing tickets at Segra? You get an email at 10 am on your selection day,; You click the link and it takes you to SEGRA'S WEBSITE. Then you pick your tickets and check out. If you bought tickets there last year, you just sign in to SEGRA's website.
I like picking the seats I want to sit in versus having the Gamecock Ticket office just mail you some random seat based on your "Point System".
Because you're on at 10 am with all the other members for 3 different giving levels. There is no priority given. If there isn't any priority outside of just being in the GCC, it's basically no different than just buying tickets when they go on sale to the public. At Fluor, because they were assigned based on priority by the GCC since you ordered your tickets through the GCC, we got to know the folks we were seated near each year. It made it a bit more fun. Now it's a crap shoot who you're sitting next to.
You completely misconstrued what I said. My issue is if it's a free-for-all for tickets, then why not just put them on sale to everyone at the same time? There is really no benefit to being in the GCC, nor IPTAY, with this system.Dang... so you have a problem sitting beside a Gamecock fan that may be at a lower giving level than you are (or higher)???
You might even be able to make a NEW friend.