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UAAP tickets sold out at Ticketnet, but still available from schools

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MANILA, Philippines – After another classic clash between Ateneo and University of Santo Tomas last Saturday, it was no surprise that tickets for the game two of the finals have been sold out.

A representative from Ticketnet confirmed to INQUIRER.net that tickets for Thursday’s game at Smart Araneta Coliseum were no longer available less than 24 hours before they went on sale.

The Blue Eagles 83-78 win over the Growling Tigers was witnessed by a mammoth crowd of close to 21,000 at the Mall of Asia Arena.

Unlike SM Tickets, which handled the ticketing in game one – prompting fans to campout outside MOA Arena, Ticketnet allowed online purchasing.

But students and alumni still have a chance to get their hands on the precious tickets – which usually don’t come cheap from the hands of resellers – through their respective schools.

The UST- Student Organizations Coordinating Council announced on its Twitter account that the selling started Monday, but only limited for Upper Box B and General Admissions sections.

Ateneo, meanwhile, will open its gates to students, alumni and employees for ticket purchase on Tuesday.

Students may start lining up at the MVP roofdeck as early as six in the morning, while numbers will be given out to alumni an hour after, as confirmed by goATENEO.com.

Ticketnet also said that selling Standing Room Only tickets on the day itself was “a possibility” but no concrete instructions have been given out yet.


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  • http://twitter.com/ralphdavidso Ralph David So

    Can’t see how this is newsworthy,

    • http://www.facebook.com/orlando.batallones Orlando Batallones

      It is a matter of perspective.  If you are an avid basketball fan of either schools, then this is newsworthy, But for somebody who doesn’t love sports specifically basketball then this piece is not newsworthy.

    • Reggie Ycasas

      FYI, UAAP is the MOST watched sport spectacle in PH.



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