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TicketNews TV looks at ticketing for the college bowl games
Thu, Dec 31st 2009 6:04 pm EST
By Alfred Branch Jr.
In the latest edition of TicketNews TV, correspondent Kim Crandall looks at ticket prices for the current college football bowl games and other news on the event ticketing landscape.
The BCS Championship Game and the Rose Bowl were the two most sought-after tickets on the secondary market this season, according to Crandall, followed closely by the Gator Bowl, which will be legendary Florida State Coach Bobby Bowden's final game.
"Tickets to the popular Rose Bowl start at $260 and average about $450 a piece," Crandall said of the secondary market. See the video below.
In addition, the newscast also looks at upcoming shows by The Eagles, and performances of Wicked and the season charmer Radio City Christmas Spectacular.
Launched in 2009, TicketNews TV is a fast-paced, monthly Web-based newscast that covers various aspects of the the ticketing industry, focusing particularly on the secondary ticket market. More episodes of TicketNews TV, as well as videos about parent company TicketNetwork, can be found by clicking here.
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