Heads up for season ticket holders
by bassale47 on Aug 13, 2010 12:16 PM CDT
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I just got my tickets in the mail. The Longhorn Foundation said some tickets were mailed Tuesday but most were mailed Wednesday (with parking permits) and should arrive today or tomorrow via USPS Priority Mail. A signature is required (if you have an ethical postman anyway). If you selected Will Call, they will send out an e-mail later this month to let you know when you can pick up your tickets at the Bellmont ticket office.
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Not a problem
It’s really too bad we didn’t have Nebraska at home this season. The picture of the Big 12 trophy on every ticket would’ve been quite antagonistic.
Anyone else tailgate the Yellow lots?
I want to know if we can have open flame out on the lots/lawns or the lawns by the Erwin Center.
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no tickets yet for me…ran home….no tickets in the mail…no notice from mailman….I dont feel good till i see those tickets
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Be on the lookout today
The LHF did say that some residential addresses may not get them until today. I had mine shipped to my office just to be safe because I knew no one would be at my house to sign for them.
The title is deceiving
because I thought these tickets had to do with student season tickets.
Time to worry?
Mail was just delivered today and I still haven’t received my tickets. Is it time to start worrying that I messed up my submittal? Anyone else still waiting?
I'd give it till Wednesday
I’m starting to think they weren’t being entirely honest about when the tickets were mailed because I know people in Austin who haven’t gotten theirs yet and people in New York who got them on Saturday.
At any rate, if you are a Longhorn Foundation donor, you should be able to see your seating and parking location on DonorNet, even if you haven’t gotten the actual tickets yet. So that would tell you if your submission was successful.
If you aren’t a donor, give it another day or two. If they don’t show up, call the ticket office (512-471-3333).
Mine aren't here yet either
Not a donor (grandfathered in!) so I’ll accept being a few days later as the price for not having to pony up a donation for the right to have season tickets. :)
by Hopkins Horn on Aug 16, 2010 6:54 PM CDT up reply actions
I got the little card in the mail on Saturday...
…with a note from the postman saying to sign the back and leave in the mailbox for delivery today. Dunno if it’s the tix or the media guide.
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Got mine on Monday
I received mine on Monday the 16th. I live just west of Austin a little ways. So it may depend on where you live. If you call the Texas box office o rhe Longhorn Foundation they will tel you they are printed out of state, not sure, but I think in Kansas or Missouri.
by Avalanche Longhorn on Aug 17, 2010 10:06 PM CDT reply actions
Don't panic, they may still be in transit
I called the box office today because mine have still not arrived. The box office gave me the USPS tracking number, it turns out mine didn’t ship until Monday 8/16. They were in my town this morning, I hope they come today.
Mine arrived today...
…in SoCal.
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