LSU Athletics Ticket, Parking, and Tradition Fund Policy

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ATTACHMENT I

LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY

ATHLETICS TICKET, PARKING, AND TRADITION FUND POLICY

GENERAL POLICY ON TICKETS, PARKING PERMITS AND TRADITION

FUND FOR ATHLETIC EVENTS pg. 2

GENERAL PRICING POLICY

TRADITION FUND

pg.

5

HOME FOOTBALL

pg.

6

HOME BASKETBALL

pg.

7

HOME BASEBALL/SOFTBALL

pg.

8

HOME GYMNASTICS

pg.

9

OTHER MEN’S & WOMEN’S EVENTS

pg.

10

PARKING PERMITS ALL SPORTS

pg.

11

GENERAL TICKET & PARKING PERMIT DISTRIBUTION POLICY

HOME EVENTS pg. 12

AWAY FOOTBALL GAMES pg. 13

POST SEASON pg. 14

PARKING PERMITS pg. 15

COMPLIMENTARY TICKET & PARKING PERMIT DISTRIBUTION POLICY

HOME EVENTS pg. 16

AWAY FOOTBALL GAMES pg. 17

POST SEASON pg. 18

AWAY EVENTS – OTHER SPORTS pg. 19

PARKING PERMITS pg. 20

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GENERAL POLICY ON TICKETS, PARKING PERMITS, AND TRADITION FUND FOR

ATHLETIC EVENTS

The Ticket, Parking, & Tradition Fund Policy for athletic events, as established by the Board of

Supervisors, is the general guideline for ticket & parking pricing and distribution (general and

complimentary). The Policy provides guidelines for ticket & parking reorder priorities, season

ticket & parking permit holder policies, ticket & parking transfer option, obtaining season ticket &

parking permits, Tiger Athletic Foundation (TAF) tickets, Alumni Association tickets, student body

tickets.

Ticket & Parking Reorder Priorities

All season ticket and parking holders, both individual and private enterprise/corporations can, at

the discretion of the Athletics Department, renew their tickets/parking permits each year, provided

the renewal order is returned with payment by the deadline date. Tickets or parking permits not

renewed will revert to the LSU Athletics Department for resale. LSU reserves the right to deny

renewal privileges and to change the seat/parking location of any holder, for any reason deemed

necessary and appropriate by the Athletics Department.

LSU Season Ticket & Parking Permit Holder Policies

A ticket to an LSU athletic event only authorizes the holder to attend that event on the terms and

conditions described on the ticket. A parking permit to an LSU athletic event only authorizes the

holder to park in the designated spot/area for the event. Purchasers of the tickets or parking

permit(s), including season tickets and season parking permits, acquire no other rights. The ticket

and/or parking permit purchaser has no opportunity to renew or transfer tickets or parking permits

except as provided under the policies of the LSU Board of Supervisors. Such policies create no

vested rights and are subject to change at any time at the sole discretion of the Board of

Supervisors.

Season tickets and parking permits to any LSU athletic event can be renewed in accordance with

the ticket & parking reorder priorities policy of the Board of Supervisors by the individual,

organization or company name(s) on the account.

Any change in the address of the account can only be made by the account holder of the tickets or

parking permits; i.e. that individual, organization, or company named on the account. Any such

address change must be made in writing by the account holder or the chief executive officer of the

organization or company. Season ticket and parking accounts are non-transferable except as set

forth in the following three paragraphs below.

In the case of death of the season ticket or parking permit holder of record, the surviving spouse

will automatically become the ticket or parking permit holder of record. The surviving spouse must

notify the ticket office in writing to have the name changed on the account. If there is no surviving

spouse, the Athletics Department will offer the option to renew tickets or parking permits to a

surviving child if provided with a notarized and uncontested request by the child to be the season

ticket or parking permit holder of record. If there is no surviving child, the transfer will be made to

a surviving grandchild if provided with a notarized and uncontested request by the grandchild to be

the season ticket or parking permit holder of record. Furthermore, at the time of ticket or parking

permit renewals an individual ticket or permit holder can request a transfer of the

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ticket/parking permit holder’s ticket/parking permit or tickets/permits to a spouse or to a natural or

adopted child or stepchild of the ticket/parking permit holder. If there is no surviving child, the

transfer can be made to a grandchild. The Athletics Department will offer the option to renew

tickets or parking permits to the spouse or child (or grandchild, if applicable) if provided with a

notarized and uncontested request by the season ticket/parking permit holder to do so.

If a company is the ticket/parking permit holder of record and goes out of business, tickets/parking

permits revert to the Athletics Department for resale. If the company is acquired by another

company and the original company name is changed, the chief executive officer must notify the

Athletics Ticket Office in writing of the change to maintain the option to renew season

tickets/parking permits. All correspondence and further clarification shall be addressed to: LSU

Athletics Ticket Office, Athletics Administration Bldg., Baton Rouge, LA 70803.

Ticket & Parking Permit Transfer Option

The Athletics Department may allow for the transfer of season ticket and parking passes that do

not fall into the above stated family, organization, and business categories provided that a set of

policies and guidelines are presented to the President or their designee for approval prior to

implementation. Transfers would require season ticket holders to notify the Athletics Ticket Office

in writing on a notarized form of the requested change. Any transfer in this category would include

transfer fees established by the Athletics Department. Policies, guidelines and fees may vary by

sport. A LSU faculty or staff member (see page 4) who is a transferee under the provisions of this

paragraph may not be eligible for exemption from the Tradition Fund.

Obtaining Season Tickets and Parking Permits

Season tickets & season parking permits will go on sale to the public at a time period to be

determined by the Athletics Ticket Office. The Athletics Ticket Office will maintain a waiting list of

names which will be given priority if tickets or parking permits become available for purchase.

Tiger Athletic Foundation Tickets

The Tiger Athletic Foundation (TAF) can receive season tickets and parking permits for athletic

events for fund raising purposes in accordance with the provisions of Item 4 on page 6 of these

regulations. Payments for the regular season ticket and parking permit purchase price shall be

made directly to the LSU Athletics Department.

Alumni Association Tickets

The LSU Alumni Association will receive tickets on an annual basis in accordance with the

provisions of Item 4 on page 6 of these regulations to offer to contributing members of the Alumni

Association. The Alumni Association is in control of the distribution of the tickets.

Individual Game Tickets

The procedure in which these tickets are allocated and sold will be established by the Athletics

Department and may change from year to year due to demand, schedule, possible technology

enhancements and other factors.

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Student Tickets

The Athletics Department has allocated a minimum of 12,000 student seats for football; a

minimum of 1,200 student seats for men’s basketball; and a minimum of 300 student seats for

baseball. The Athletics Department reserves the right to sell a portion of these tickets to the

General Public if student attendance is lacking and there is a demand by the General Public.

LSU Faculty or Staff

For the purposes of this policy, “faculty and staff” is defined as full-time or retired employees of

LSU campuses whose status is verified by the LSU Office of Human Resource Management.

Following are the committee interpretations of the relevant LSU Board of Supervisors ticket policy:

(Revised: 6/29/18 effective 01/01/19)

A.

"full-time" means the percent of effort needed to qualify for benefits which is 75% or

more effort.

B.

“retired employees” must be considered retired from an LSU campus per the LSU Office

of Human Resource Management.

C.

Employee is responsible for applying for the exemption on the LSU Athletic website.

The Athletic Ticket Office will send a list of employees annually to the LSU Office of

Human Resource Management to verify employment/retiree status.

University Limited Access Seating

For purposes of this policy, “University Limited Access Seating” shall mean Club Seats, the Tiger

Den Suites and the Upper East Deck Seats constructed by TAF at TAF expense. The Board hereby

grants to TAF the right to purchase tickets in University Limited Access Seating in consideration for

the expense of construction borne by TAF and in consideration of the overall benefit to the

University of the addition of those areas to Tiger Stadium.

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TRADITION FUND

In August of 2003, the LSU Board of Supervisors (Board) approved a preferred seating program

called the “Tradition Fund”. The policy was amended 1) in January of 2007 to include parking for

LSU athletic events; 2) in January of 2008 to implement a Tradition Fund for baseball in

conjunction with the opening of the new stadium in the 2009 baseball season; and 3) in June of

2010 to implement a Tradition Fund for men’s basketball.

1.

Board approval is required for any increases to Tradition Fund contributions. Any

decreases in Tradition Fund are at the discretion of the Athletic Director with written

approval by the President or designee, in consultation with the Board Chair and Athletics

Committee Chair.

2.

The State of Louisiana (RS17:3390 Section E) allows up to 12% of seats in designated

areas of stadiums/arenas to be made available to TAF for fundraising purposes. Any

modifications made to the seating configuration of stadiums/arenas (such as the

addition of suites or club seating) with TAF funding will be made available for sale to

TAF. Additionally, any amendments/revisions to the Revised Statute mentioned above

will automatically be adjusted in this policy to reflect such change.

3.

Contributions to the Tradition Fund will be required for the purchase of certain season

tickets to athletic events.

4.

Contributions to the Tradition Fund will be required for the purchase of certain parking

permits to athletic events.

5.

Faculty and staff (as defined on page 4 of the general policy) will be exempted from

paying the Tradition Fund for up to two season tickets and one parking permit, based on

availability, for each sport while employed at the University. This exemption also applies

once the employee retires from the University.

6.

If due to extraordinary circumstances it is deemed necessary and equitable to credit all

or a portion of Tradition Fund payment, the Athletics Director is empowered to do so

with the written approval of the President or their designee.

7.

Tradition Fund donation levels & diagrams of stadiums/arenas/parking are included on:

Schedule A - Football

Schedule B - Basketball

Schedule C - Baseball/Softball

Schedule D - Parking

8.

The President of Louisiana State University or his/her designee is authorized to

implement this policy and to make revisions to and interpretations of this policy and to

the tradition fund diagrams in the attached schedules consistent with this policy and as

necessary to implement the purposes hereof, including but not limited to decisions with

respect to the location of any particular seat which is the subject of this policy.

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GENERAL PRICING POLICY FOR HOME FOOTBALL GAMES

Tickets

1.

The cost of a season ticket for football will be as shown on Schedule A. Only pricing

increases will require Board approval. Any new seating areas with same pricing or

decreases will be at the discretion of the Athletic Director with written approval fromthe

President or designee, in consultation with the Board Chair and Athletics Committee

Chair.

2.

The cost per game for season ticket holders will be established by the Athletic

Department annually based upon factors such as conference affiliation, prior season

success, market demand, etc. Additionally, a separate individual game price will be

established should tickets be available to the general public. The Athletics Department

shall have the authority to charge higher prices for visiting school’s tickets. These

prices will be based upon ticket prices charged for games at the opponent’s stadium.

3.

The cost of LSU student reserved seat tickets and general admission tickets are as

shown on Schedule A. Only season pricing increases will require Board approval. Any

new seating areas with same pricing or decreases will be at the discretion of the Athletic

Director with written approval from the President or designee. If available, any

individual game student and/or guest tickets will be priced separately by the Athletic

Director and subject to the approval of the President or designee. Guest ticket prices

will be comparable to the general public ticket price based upon location. Students will

be required to provide a valid student identification card.

4.

All season tickets assigned to the TAF and to the LSU Alumni Association shall be subject

to the regular price of the ticket as shown on Schedule A. Stadium Club seats will be

made available to the Tiger Athletic Foundation to market and sell.

5.

All attendees, regardless of age, must have a ticket or working pass to enter a game.

6.

In the event there are football games where it is necessary to stimulate fan interest and

support, the Athletics Director is authorized to market unsold home football game tickets

through corporate sponsors or other promotional opportunities in order to generate

income and fan interest. The price of the tickets will be determined by the Athletics

Director and subject to the approval of the President or designee.

7.

If due to extraordinary circumstances it is deemed necessary and equitable to credit all

or a portion of season ticket or individual game ticket payment, the Athletics Director is

empowered to do so with the written approval of the President or designee.

8.

If applicable, sales taxes will be charged in addition to the prices shown on Schedule A.

The Athletic Department may round up to the nearest dollar to eliminate the need for

coins as change. (For example, a $50 ticket with an additional 9% sales tax will cost

$55).

9.

The Athletics Department may implement a dynamic pricing program that will allow the

Department to adjust individual game pricing based upon market conditions such as

opponent, date and/or time of game, available inventory, etc. Limitations and

guidelines will be outlined in a dynamic pricing program to be approved by the

President or designee. This program will help maximize attendance along with

generating additional revenue.

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GENERAL PRICING POLICY FOR HOME BASKETBALL GAMES

Tickets

1.

The cost of a season ticket for basketball will be as shown on Schedule B. Only pricing

increases will require Board approval. Any new seating areas with same pricing or

decreases will be at the discretion of the Athletic Director with written approval from the

President or designee, in consultation with the Board Chair and Athletics Committee

Chair.

2.

The cost per game for season ticket holders will be established by the Athletic

Department based upon factors such as conference affiliation, prior season success,

market demand, etc. Additionally, a separate individual game price will be established

should tickets be available to the general public.

3.

All student seating is general admission. Students are admitted free of charge to

basketball games, as long as seats are available, with a valid student identification card.

Also based on availability, students can purchase a guest ticket at prices shown on

Schedule B. Students may have to purchase tickets to events hosted by LSU such as the

NCAA Women’s Tournament and the NIT.

4.

Faculty and staff (as defined on page 4 of the general policy) will pay regular price for

men’s basketball tickets. For women’s basketball games (excluding hosted events),

faculty and staff will be admitted free of charge with a valid faculty/staff identification

card.

5.

All attendees, except children under 3 years of age, must have a ticket, working pass, or

valid LSU ID (student or faculty/staff) to enter a game.

6.

The Athletics Department has the right with the approval of the President or designee

to distribute tickets through corporate sponsors or other promotional opportunities to

increase attendance and awareness of the sports of men’s & women’s basketball. The

price of the tickets will be determined by the Athletics Director and subject to the

approval of the President or designee.

7.

In the event LSU hosts a qualifying regular-season multiple-team event (ex: Pre-Season

NIT), or postseason tournament (ex: NCAA Women’s Tournament), season ticket prices

may be adjusted to include the additional games that will be played.

8.

If, due to extraordinary circumstances, it is deemed necessary and equitable to credit all

or a portion of season ticket or individual game ticket payment, the Athletics Director is

empowered to do so with the written approval of the President or designee.

9.

If applicable, sales taxes will be charged in addition to the prices shown on Schedule B.

The athletic department may round up to the nearest dollar to eliminate the need for

coins as change. (For example, a $10 ticket with an additional 9% sales tax will cost

$11).

10.

The Athletics Department may implement a dynamic pricing program that will allow the

Department to adjust individual game pricing based upon market conditions such as

opponent, date and/or time of game, available inventory, etc. Limitations and

guidelines will be outlined in a dynamic pricing program to be approved by the

President or designee. This program will help maximize attendance along with

generating additional revenue.

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GENERAL PRICING POLICY FOR HOME BASEBALL/SOFTBALL GAMES

Tickets

1.

The cost of a season ticket will be as shown on Schedule C. Only pricing increases will

require Board approval. Any new seating areas with same pricing or decreases will be at

the discretion of the Athletic Director with written approval from the President or

designee, in consultation with the Board Chair and Athletics Committee Chair.

2.

The cost per game for season ticket holders will be established by the Athletic

Department based upon factors such as conference affiliation, prior season success,

market demand, etc. Additionally, a separate individual game price will be established

should tickets be available to the general public.

3.

All attendees, except children under 3 years of age, must have a ticket, working pass, or

valid LSU ID (student or faculty/staff) to enter a game.

4.

If seats are available for regular season games, LSU students, faculty and staff (as

defined on page 4 of the general policy) will be issued a complimentary ticket with a

valid LSU identification card.

5.

The Athletics Department has the right with the approval of the President or designee

to distribute tickets through corporate sponsors or other promotional opportunities to

increase attendance and awareness of the sports of baseball and softball. The price of

the tickets will be determined by the Athletics Director and subject to the approval of

the President or designee.

6.

In the event LSU hosts a qualifying regular-season multiple-team event, season ticket

prices may be adjusted to include the additional games that will beplayed.

7.

If applicable, sales taxes will be charged in addition to the prices shown on Schedule C.

The Athletic Department may round up to the nearest dollar to eliminate the need for

coins as change. (For example, $10 ticket with an additional 9% sales tax will cost $11).

8.

The Athletics Department may implement a dynamic pricing program that willallow the

Department to adjust individual game pricing based upon market conditions such as

opponent, date and/or time of game, available inventory, etc. Limitations and

guidelines will be outlined in a dynamic pricing program to be approved by the

President or designee. This program will help maximize attendance along with

generating additional revenue.

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GENERAL PRICING POLICY FOR HOME GYMNASTICS MEETS

Tickets

1.

The cost of a season ticket will be as shown on Schedule B. Only pricing increases will

require Board approval. Any new seating areas with same pricing or decreases will be at

the discretion of the Athletic Director with written approval from the President or

designee, in consultation with the Board Chair and Athletics Committee Chair.

2.

The cost per meet for season ticket holders will be established by the Athletic

Department based upon factors such as conference affiliation, prior season success,

market demand, etc. Additionally, a separate individual meet price will be established

should tickets be available to the general public.

3.

All attendees, except children under 3 years of age, must have a ticket, working pass, or

valid LSU ID (student or faculty/staff) to enter a meet.

4.

If seats are available for regular season meets, LSU students, faculty and staff (as

defined on page 4 of the general policy) will be issued a complimentary ticket with a

valid LSU identification card.

5.

The Athletics Department has the right with the approval of the President or designee

to distribute tickets through corporate sponsors or other promotional opportunities to

increase attendance and awareness of the sport of gymnastics. The price of the tickets

will be determined by the Athletics Director and subject to the approval of the President

or designee.

6.

In the event LSU hosts a qualifying regular-season multiple-team event, season ticket

prices may be adjusted to include the additional meets that will beplayed.

7.

If applicable, sales taxes will be charged in addition to the prices shown on Schedule B.

The Athletic Department may round up to the nearest dollar to eliminate the need for

coins as change. (For example, $10 ticket with an additional 9% sales tax will cost $11).

8.

The Athletics Department may implement a dynamic pricing program that will allow the

Department to adjust individual meet pricing based upon market conditions such as

opponent, date and/or time of meet, available inventory, etc. Limitations and

guidelines will be outlined in a dynamic pricing program to be approved by the

President or designee. This program will help maximize attendance along with

generating additional revenue.

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GENERAL PRICING POLICY FOR ALL OTHER MEN'S AND WOMEN'S ATHLETIC EVENTS

Tickets

1.

The cost of tickets for all sports other than football, men’s basketball, women’s

basketball, baseball, softball, and gymnastics for which admission is charged will be

determined by the Athletics Director and subject to the written approval of the

President or designee, in consultation with the Board Chair and Athletics

Committee Chair.

2.

All attendees, except children under 3 years of age, must have a ticket, working pass, or

valid LSU ID (student or faculty/staff) to enter a game.

3.

LSU students, faculty and staff (as defined on page 4 of the general policy) will be

admitted free of charge with a valid LSU identification card. Faculty and staff members

are allowed to bring one guest free of charge.

4.

The Athletics Department has the right with the approval of the President or designee to

establish season ticket prices for each sport.

5.

The Athletics Department has the right with the approval of the President or designee

to distribute tickets through corporate sponsors or other promotional opportunities to

increase attendance and awareness of individual sports. The price of the tickets will

be determined by the Athletics Director and subject to the approval of the President or

designee.

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GENERAL PRICING POLICY FOR PARKING PERMITS

1.

The price of a season parking permit will be as shown on Schedule D. Only pricing

increases will require Board approval. Any new parking areas with same pricing or

decreases will be at the discretion of the Athletic Director with written approval from the

President or designee, in consultation with the Board Chair and Athletics Committee

Chair.

2.

The Athletics Department can also charge for individual game day parking. Prices will be

determined by 1) its proximity to the venue and 2) whether the parking lot has reserved

spots or is general admission.

3.

Availability and designation of parking lots will be determined annually by the Athletics

Department and the University’s Office of Parking, Traffic, & Transportation. All parking

permits will be distributed by the Athletic Ticket Office. Revenues generated from the

sale of these parking permits will be collected and remain with the Athletic Department.

4.

LSU reserves the right to deny renewal privileges and to change the parking location if

any reserved parking permit holder, for any reason deemed necessary and appropriate

by the Athletics Department.

5.

If applicable, sales taxes will be charged in addition to the prices shown on Schedule D.

The Athletic Department may round up to the nearest dollar to eliminated the need for

coins as change. (For example, a $40 parking pass with an additional 9% sales tax will

cost $44).

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GENERAL TICKET DISTRIBUTION POLICY FOR HOME EVENTS

SALE OF PRIORITY SEATING

Certain key groups will have the option to purchase tickets, based upon availability, on an annual

non-renewal basis. This policy is outlined below:

I.

State Officials

While holding office, the state officials listed on Schedule E – General Ticket Distribution will be

given the option to purchase the best available seats at the full season ticket price plus the

required contribution based on the location of the seat. These tickets can be purchased in addition

to any tickets the state officials have been personally purchasing in the past. When the official

leaves office the seats will revert to the office.

II.

University Officials

The University Officials listed on Schedule E – General Ticket Distribution will have the option to

purchase a specified number of tickets plus required contribution on a priority basis. These tickets

can be purchased in addition to any tickets the University Officials have been personally

purchasing in the past. When the official leaves office the seats will revert to the office. The

number of tickets for each sport is listed on Schedule E- General Ticket Distribution and the

request for these tickets must be made in writing to the Athletics Department Ticket Manager.

III.

City, Parish Officials

While holding office the officials listed on Schedule E – General Ticket Distribution will be given the

option to purchase priority tickets plus the required contribution. These tickets can be purchased

in addition to any tickets the officials have been personally purchasing in the past. When the

official leaves office the seats will revert to the office.

IV.

Courtesy Car Program

Tickets will be available up to the amount shown on Schedule E – General Ticket Distribution for

purchase by the Tiger Athletic Foundation for the car dealers donating the use of a vehicle to the

Athletics Department Administrators and Coaches. The Tiger Athletic Foundation will pay the

regular price of the ticket without required contribution.

V.

Athletic Network

Tickets will be available up to the amount shown on Schedule E – General Ticket Distribution for

purchase at regular price plus required contribution based on the location of the seat by

companies and individuals that provide direct support in their respective sports. The Athletic

Director will have final approval of distribution of this allotment.

VI.

Athletic Department

Tickets will be available up to the amount shown on Schedule E – General Ticket Distribution for

purchase at regular price plus required contribution, if applicable, based on the location of the

seat. When the Athletic Department staff member or coach is no longer employed by Athletics

Department, tickets will revert to back to Athletics Department for distribution. In addition, the

Athletic Director will have an allotment of tickets, as shown on Schedule E, for distribution at his

discretion for purposes such as development and public relations.

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GENERAL TICKET DISTRIBUTION POLICY - AWAY FOOTBALL GAMES

SALE OF PRIORITY SEATING

It is the policy of the University to offer priority seating to away football games. The policy is

designed to accord proper recognition to persons who, because of their positions, or who render,

without compensation, special services to the athletic programs of the University, shall receive

special consideration for away game tickets.

If a situation arises whereby a contract with the opposing University does not supply LSU with

sufficient tickets to satisfy all sales priorities listed below, the number of tickets will decrease

proportionately.

I.

State Officials

While holding office, the state officials listed on Schedule E below, will be given the option to

purchase priority seating at the full price of the ticket. When the individual leaves office the seats

will revert to the office listed below.

II.

University Officials

The University Officials listed on Schedule E below will have the option to purchase a specified

number of tickets on a priority basis. When the individual leaves office the seats will revert to the

office listed below.

III.

The LSU Tiger Marching Band

The LSU Tiger Marching Band will get a section of tickets where the field is accessible. When

traveling with a full band, approximately 550 tickets (depending on configuration) will be set aside

for the band. When traveling with a pep band, approximately 150 tickets (depending on

configuration) will be set aside. Away game tickets for the band are paid by the Athletics

Department unless the contract specifies otherwise.

IV.

Remaining game tickets will be allocated among the following categories of

buyers

Ticket distribution will depend on ticket allocation for Away Football Games. Consideration will be

given to Office of the President, Athletic Director, Athletic Network, Car Program, Tiger Athletic

Foundation, Corporate Sponsors, Alumni Association, students, season ticket holders, and public.

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GENERAL TICKET DISTRIBUTION POLICY-POST SEASON

SALE OF PRIORITY SEATING TO POST SEASON EVENTS

I.

Football Post Season Games

After the Complimentary Ticket Distribution, sale of priority seating for post-season football games

shall be distributed in accordance with the policies for away football games, subject to necessary

modification by the President or their designee caused by a limited number of tickets provided to

LSU by the organizer of the post-season game.

II.

All Other Sports Post Season Play

For all other post-season play other than football, to provide that, insofar as practicable after

priority distribution of complimentary tickets in accordance with existing policy, tickets for post-

season games be distributed or allocated for priority purchase in accordance with the distribution

policies for the applicable sport, subject to the necessary modification by the President or

designee caused by a limited number of tickets provided or allocated to LSU by the organizer of

the post-season game.

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GENERAL DISTRIBUTION POLICY FOR PARKING PERMITS

SALE OF PARKING PERMITS

Certain key officials will have the option to buy parking permits on an annual basis. The amounts

are listed on Schedule F.

I.

State Officials

While holding office, state officials will be given the option to purchase parking permit(s), at the

full season parking permit price plus the required contribution based on the location of the parking

permit. These permits can be purchased in addition to any permits the state officials have been

personally purchasing in the past. When the official leaves office the permit(s) will revert to the

office. Recipients must also have regular season tickets to purchase a parking permit.

II.

City-Parish Officials

While holding office, the city-parish officials listed on Schedule F will be given the option to

purchase parking permit(s), at the full season parking permit price plus the required contribution

based on the location of the parking permit. These permits can be purchased in addition to any

permits the city-parish officials have been personally purchasing in the past. When the official

leaves office the permit(s) will revert to the office. Recipients must also have regular season

tickets to purchase a parking permit.

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COMPLIMENTARY TICKET DISTRIBUTION-HOME EVENTS

The Distribution of complimentary tickets to home athletic events will be based upon the staff member’s

relationship to the athletic team participating, and/or the Athletics Department. All tickets indicated in this

category are located within the general seating of the stadium, except when noted for premium seating

(Suites or Clubs) or press box area. All seat quantities and locations are assigned annually at the discretion

of the Athletics Department based on staff size and needs within the Department. This schedule will be

submitted for approval to the Athletic Director on an annual basis for each ticketed sport prior to the start

of each season. Once approved, this schedule will be submitted to the Office of the Board of Supervisors

for public display on the Board website as part of Schedule G – Complimentary Ticket Distribution.

The distribution will be broken into the following categories:

1. Athletic Department

2. University Officials & Guests

3. Press Box/Premium Seating

4. Special Needs/Service Personnel

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COMPLIMENTARY TICKET DISTRIBUTION – AWAY FOOTBALL GAMES

Distribution of complimentary tickets to away football games will be based upon the staff member’s

relationship to the football team, and/or Athletics Department. All tickets indicated in this category are

tickets located within the general seating of the stadium, not in the stadium premium seating (Suites or

Clubs) or press box area. All seat quantities and locations are assigned annually at the discretion of the

Athletics Department based on staff size and needs within the Department. This schedule will be

submitted for approval to the Athletic Director on an annual basis for each ticketed sport prior to the

start of each season. If not used, they will be included in the group of tickets that are sold or returned

to the host university. Once approved, this schedule will be submitted to the Office of the Board of

Supervisors for public display on the Board website as part of Schedule G – Complimentary Ticket

Distribution.

The distribution will be broken into the following categories:

1. University Officials and Guests

2. Athletics Department

3. Ticketed Sport

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COMPLIMENTARY TICKET DISTRIBUTION – POST-SEASON

Distribution of complimentary tickets for bowl games, College Football Playoff games, NCAA Championships

and other post season activity will be based upon the staff member’s relationship to the to the athletic team

participating, and/or the Athletics Department. All tickets indicated in this category are located within the

general seating of the stadium, except when noted for premium seating (Suites or Clubs) or press box area.

All seat quantities and locations are assigned annually at the discretion of the Athletics Department based

on staff size and needs within the Department. This schedule will be submitted for approval to the Athletic

Director on an annual basis for each ticketed sport prior to the start of each season. Once approved, this

schedule will be submitted to the Office of the Board of Supervisors for public display on the Board website

as part of Schedule G – Complimentary Ticket Distribution.

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COMPLIMENTARY TICKET DISTRIBUTION – AWAY EVENTS – OTHER SPORTS

This includes all sports, other than football, including post season activity.

I.

University Officials, Athletics Department, Sport staff, and players

Complimentary tickets will be distributed as per Schedule G – Complimentary Ticket Distribution

BASED UPON AVAILABILITY OF TICKETS.

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COMPLIMENTARY PARKING PERMITS GUIDELINES AND DISTRIBUTION

It is the policy of the University to issue certain complimentary parking permits to home football,

basketball, and baseball games when needed and justified.

The policy is designed to accord proper recognition to persons who, because of their positions, or

who render, without compensation, special services to the athletic programs of the University, shall

receive special consideration for complimentary parking (Schedule H).

All complimentary parking is based on availability.

The policy will be implemented under the following guidelines:

1.

Any individual, who is covered in more than one classification, will receive only the

maximum complimentary parking permits allowed in one position, with the exception of

commitments to endowed scholarship contributors.

2.

Complimentary parking permits will be issued only to specified individuals and are

intended for the use of those individuals only.

3.

All complimentary permits will be distributed only by the University.

4.

Complimentary parking permits will be issued only to qualified individuals who purchase

season tickets or who have been given complimentary tickets to the games.

5.

Special consideration for complimentary parking will be extended to those handicapped

persons with maximum immobility through the Athletics Director.

6.

Requests for complimentary parking permits must be submitted in writing.

Classifications with multiple passes must submit a list for ticket verification before

permits will be issued.

7.

All decisions concerning location of complimentary parking permits are subjectto

approval of the Athletics Director.

8.

Individual game or season permits as denoted in the policy, will be issued at the

discretion of the Athletics Department on a game-by-game basis with the approval of

the Athletics Director.

9.

The Athletics Director shall determine which lots or portions of lots are designated and

sold for use by handicapped patrons (in compliance with American Disabilities Act) and

which lots or portions of lots are designated for complimentary parking permits.

SCHEDULE A

FOOTBALL SEASON PRICING

Season Ticket Location

2024

2025

2026

Premium/West

Sideline

$600

Lower Bowl/Skyline Club

$500

Tiger Terrace

$450

Upper Deck

$360

Visiting Team

N/A

Student Section GA

$105

$125

$140

Student Section Reserved

$150

$170

$190

**LSU Athletics proposes to grant an additional increase in the lower bowl and premium areas of $25

per ticket in the event the SEC approves a 9-game conference schedule in the coming seasons. **

**In the event of a football season with 8 home games LSU Athletics has the ability to raise student

tickets 15% for that season to accommodate the additional home game. **

Schedule A - Football Tradition Fund Pricing

2024 Season – Last Updated in FY24

SCHEDULE B BASKETBALL

LSU Men's Basketball Tradition Fund

2022-2023 Season – Last

Updated in FY20

SCHEDULE B WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

LSU Women's Basketball Tradition Fund

2024 – 2025 Season – Last Updated in FY24

SCHEDULE B

Gymnastics Season Ticket Pricing

2023 Season – Last Updated in FY21

SCHEDULE C

BASEBALL PRICING

2023 Season – Last Updated in FY23

SCHEDULE C

SOFTBALL PRICING

2023 Season – Last Updated in FY18

SCHEDULE D

FOOTBALL PARKING

PRICING - FY 2024-25

2024 Football Season Parking Prices

Parking Lot

Tradition Fund

Parking Pass Cost

Total Price

Automobile - Tier 1

101 (Reserved)

$ 750

$ 400

$ 1,150

102 (Reserved)

$ 750

$ 400

$ 1,150

103 (Reserved)

$ 750

$ 400

$ 1,150

104 (Reserved)

$ 750

$ 400

$ 1,150

201 (Reserved)

$ 750

$ 400

$ 1,150

202 (Reserved)

$ 750

$ 400

$ 1,150

301 (Reserved)

$ 750

$ 400

$ 1,150

401 (Reserved)

$ 750

$ 400

$ 1,150

Automobile - Tier 2

107

$ 325

$ 300

$ 625

109

$ 325

$ 300

$ 625

110

$ 325

$ 300

$ 625

202

$ 325

$ 300

$ 625

203

$ 325

$ 300

$ 625

208

$ 325

$ 300

$ 625

208 (SUITES)

$ -

$ 300

301

$ 325

$ 300

$ 625

303

$ 325

$ 300

$ 625

304

$ 325

$ 300

$ 625

305

$ 275

$ 300

$ 575

400

$ 375

$ 300

$ 675

402

$ 325

$ 300

$ 625

404

$ 375

$ 300

$ 675

Automobile - Tier 3

102

$ 250

$ 300

$ 550

103

$ 250

$ 300

$ 550

104

$ 250

$ 300

$ 550

204

$ 250

$ 300

$ 550

205

$ 250

$ 300

$ 550

206

$ 250

$ 300

$ 550

207

$ 250

$ 300

$ 550

105

$ 200

$ 300

$ 500

106

$ 200

$ 300

$ 500

108

$ 200

$ 300

$ 500

302 (SUITES)

$ 300

307

$ 200

$ 300

$ 500

308

$ 200

$ 300

$ 500

309

$ 200

$ 300

$ 500

Tower Drive/Lot 314

$ 200

$ 300

$ 500

SCHEDULE D

FOOTBALL PARKING

PRICING - FY 2024-25

Automobile - Tier 4

310

$ 200

$ 250

$ 450

311

$ 200

$ 250

$ 450

312

$ 200

$ 250

$ 450

313

$ 200

$ 250

$ 450

406

$ 200

$ 400

Automobile - Tier 5

407

$ 100

$ 200

$ 300

408

$ 150

$ 200

$ 350

409

$ 150

$ 200

$ 350

411

$ 100

$ 200

$ 300

Union Garage

$ 70

$ 200

$ 270

LA House

$ 100

$ 200

$ 300

Motorhome

TV - 1

$ 1,200

$ 500

$ 1,700

TV - 2

$ 825

$ 500

$ 1,325

401 - RV (Front Row)

$ 6,000

$ 2,000

$ 8,000

401 - RV (Back Row)

$ 4,500

$ 2,000

$ 6,500

Handicap - ADA Accessible

All Lots

$ 200

$ 300

500

SCHEDULE D

FOOTBALL PARKING

PRICING - FY 2024-25

2025 Football Season Parking Prices

Parking Lot

Tradition Fund

Parking Pass Cost

Total Price

Automobile - Tier 1

101 (Reserved)

$ 750

$ 1,500

102 (Reserved)

$ 750

$ 1,500

103 (Reserved)

$ 750

$ 1,500

104 (Reserved)

$ 750

$ 1,500

201 (Reserved)

$ 750

$ 1,500

202 (Reserved)

$ 750

$ 1,500

301 (Reserved)

$ 750

$ 1,500

401 (Reserved)

$ 750

$ 1,500

Automobile - Tier 2

107

$ 450

$ 300

$ 750

109

$ 450

$ 300

$ 750

110

$ 450

$ 300

$ 750

202

$ 450

$ 300

$ 750

203

$ 450

$ 300

$ 750

208

$ 450

$ 300

$ 750

208 (SUITES)

$ -

$ 300

301

$ 450

$ 300

$ 750

303

$ 450

$ 300

$ 750

304

$ 450

$ 300

$ 750

305

$ 450

$ 300

$ 750

400

$ 550

$ 300

$ 850

402

$ 450

$ 300

$ 750

404

$ 550

$ 300

$ 850

Automobile - Tier 3

102

$ 300

$ 600

103

$ 300

$ 600

104

$ 300

$ 600

204

$ 300

$ 600

205

$ 300

$ 600

206

$ 300

$ 600

207

$ 300

$ 600

105

$ 300

$ 600

106

$ 300

$ 600

108

$ 300

$ 600

302 (SUITES)

$ 300

307

$ 300

$ 600

308

$ 300

$ 600

309

$ 300

$ 600

Tower Drive/Lot 314

$ 300

$ 600

SCHEDULE D

FOOTBALL PARKING

PRICING - FY 2024-25

Automobile - Tier 4

310

$ 200

$ 300

$ 500

311

$ 200

$ 300

$ 500

312

$ 200

$ 300

$ 500

313

$ 200

$ 300

$ 500

406

$ 200

$ 400

Automobile - Tier 5

407

$ 100

$ 200

$ 300

408

$ 100

$ 200

$ 300

409

$ 100

$ 200

$ 300

411

$ 100

$ 200

$ 300

Union Garage

$ 100

$ 200

$ 300

LA House

$ 100

$ 200

$ 300

Motorhome

TV - 1

$ 1,500

$ 500

$ 2,000

TV - 2

$ 1,000

$ 500

$ 1,500

401 - RV (Front Row)

$ 7,000

$ 2,000

$ 9,000

401 - RV (Back Row)

$ 5,000

$ 2,000

$ 7,000

Handicap - ADA Accessible

All Lots

$ 300

600

SCHEDULE D

BASEBALL AND BASKETBALL PARKING PRICING

FY - 2022-23

BASEBALL

LOT

Tradition Fund

Cost

Total Price

Hall of Fame

$ -

$ 300

Champions

$ -

$ 400

Bullpen

$ -

$ 300

LA House

$ -

$ 500

MEN'S BASKETBALL

LOT

Tradition Fund

Cost

Total Price

101

$ -

$ 200

104

$ -

$ 200

301

$ -

$ 200

201

$ -

$ 200

N. Stadium

$ -

$ 200

205

$ -

$ 200

206

Free Handicap

$ -

105

$ -

$ 200

WOMEN'S BASKETBALL

LOT

Tradition Fund

Cost

Total Price

101

$ -

$ 100

301

$ -

$ 100

201

$ -

$ 100

N. Stadium

$ -

$ 100

205

$ -

$ 100

206

Free Handicap

$ -

SCHEDULE E- GENERAL TICKET DISTRIBUTION

Football

- Season

Football

- Away

Basketball

- Season

Baseball

- Season

State Officials:

Office of the Governor

12

4

Office of the Lt. Governor

12

2

Office of the Secretary of State

2

Office of the Attorney General

2

Office of the Treasurer

2

Office of the Commissioner of Agriculture

2

Office of the Superintendent of Public Ed.

2

Office of the Commissioner of Insurance

2

Each Member of LA Congressional Delegation

2

Each Member of Legislature

2

Office of the Clerk of House

2

Office of the Secretary of Senate

2

Office of Superintendent, LA State Police

2

Office of Secretary of Public Safety

2

University Officials:

Chairman of the Board of Supervisors

12

Each Member of the Board of Supervisors

10

4

Office of the President

16

8

Office of the Vice Presidents (each)

4

2

Office of the Chancellors on each campus (not BR)

4

2

Office of the Director of Athletics

8

4

Each Member of the Athletics Council

2

Former Members of Board of Supervisors

4

2

Former Presidents or their widows

2

Former Director of Athletics or their widows

2

Former Chancellors of LSU, or widows

2

Faculty and Staff

500

100

City, Parish Officials:

Office of the Mayor-President

4

Office of the District Attorney

2

Office of the Sheriff

2

Courtesy Car Program:

TAF/Car Dealers

175

80

40

Athletic Network:

Athletic Network

325

100

20

Band:

Full Band

550

Pep Band

150

Athletic Department:

Coaches and Staff

4

Athletic Director

50

30

SCHEDULE F - GENERAL PARKING DISTRIBUTION

Football

Basketball

Baseball

AVAILABLE TO PURCHASE

State Officials:

Governor

4

2

Lt. Governor

2

1

Secretary of State

1

Attorney General

1

Treasurer

1

Commissioner of Agriculture

1

Commissioner of Insurance

1

Each Member of LA Congressional Delegation

1

Each Member of Legislature

1

Each Member of Louisiana Supreme Court

1

Public Service Commissioner

1

City-Parish Officials:

Mayor-President,

EBR

4

2

District Attorney, EBR

1

Each Member of City-Parish Council

1

Each City Court Judge

1

Each Family Court Judge

1

Each District Court Judge

1

Sheriff, EBR

1

SCHEDULE G – COMPLIMENTARY TICKET DISTRIBUTION

Name

Title

Complementary

Tickets

Complementary

Parking

Kelly, Brian (Suite 24 seats)

Head Coach

12

5

Wilson, Frank

Associate Head Coach

4

2

Denbrock, Mike

Offensive Coordinator

4

2

House, Matt *

Defensive Coordinator

5

2

Jancek, John

Assistant Coach

4

2

Diaco, Bob

Special Teams Coordinator

4

2

Cooks, Kerry

Assistant Coach

4

2

Davis, Brad

Assistant Coach

4

2

Hankton, Cortez

Assistant Coach

4

2

Sloan, Joe

Assistant Coach

4

2

Steeples, Robert

Assistant Coach

4

2

Erb, Lester

Sr. Analyst

4

2

Cotton, Kynjee

Analyst

4

2

Turner, Paul

Analyst

4

2

Hicks, Eddie

Sr. Analyst

4

2

Malone, Terry

Sr. Analyst

4

2

McDonell, John

Sr. Analyst

4

2

Miles, Trent

Sr. Analyst

4

2

Petzing, Dean

Sr. Analyst

4

2

Flint, Jake *

Director of Athletic Dev

7

2

Seger, Kyle

Assoc Development Coach

4

2

Brown, Ike

Assoc Development Coach

4

2

Facione, Shawn

Asst Development Coach

4

2

Gooden, Zaviar

Asst Development Coach

4

2

Kuehn, Scott

Manager of Applied Science

4

2

Pennella, Jordan

Asst Manager of App Science

4

2

Rex, Beth

Chief of Staff

4

2

Lofton, Ya'el

Executive Assistant

4

2

Arnold, Damon

Director of Player Development

4

2

Smith, Jas

Director of FB Operations

4

2

Bivin, Harris

Asst. Director of FB Ops

4

2

Arcement, Jordan

Analyst, Recruiting

4

2

Caulfield, Chelsie

Operations Coordinator

4

2

Brossette, Nick

Director of Alumni & HS Relations

4

2

Hofher, Jim

Director of Advance Scout

4

2

Belton, JR

Director of Recruiting

4

2

Kelly, Patrick

Analyst, Recruiting

4

2

Barham, Bobby

Asst. Director of Recruiting

4

2

Lambert, Kendal

Asst. Director of Recruiting

4

2

Wilson, Sherman

Analyst, Recruiting

4

2

Redmond, Will

Director of Player Personnel

4

2

Bogan, Jeremiah

Asst. Dir of Player Personnel

4

2

Ferrera, Mike

Assoc Dir of Player Personnel

4

2

Clouden, Will

Analyst, Player Personnel

4

2

St. Cyr, Carl

Analyst, Player Personnel

4

2

Collins, Micki

Director of Sports Medicine

4

2

Stanley, Owen

Dir of Athletic Training & Admin

4

2

Name

Title

Complementary

Tickets

Complementary

Parking

Boyette, Dallis

Associate Athletic Trainer

4

2

Willis, Damian

Associate Athletic Trainer

4

2

Kern, Alex

Associate Athletic Trainer

4

2

Frakes, Matt

Asst AD Sports Nutrition

4

2

O'Connor, Katie

Assistant Football Dietician

4

2

Aucoin, Doug

Director of Video

4

2

Benitez, Jack

Asst Director Video

4

2

Bourg, Joe

Coordinator of Athletic Video

4

2

Marucci, Jack

Director of Performance Innovation

4

2

Lemoine, Nathan

Associate Research

4

2

Bourgeous, Louis

Director of Athletic Equipment

4

2

Cookmeyer, Eric

Assistant Equipment Manager

4

2

Dudley, Luke

Assistant Equipment Manager

4

2

Berrio, Brandon

Creative, Social Media

4

2

Sehrer, Ryan

Creative, Video Production

4

2

Main, Joe

Creative, Graphic Designer

4

2

Other Football Complementary Ticket Distribution

Athletics Department:

Football -

Home

Football -

Away

Other LSU Varsity Sports

500

Recruits-Football

325

Recruits-Other Sports

250

Band

700

ROTC

50

Medical Department

Non-Profit Groups (when available)

Promotional Tickets for Varsity Head Coaches

Overflow Media

15

High School Coaches

500

University Officials & Guests

Office of the Director of Athletics

4

Office of the President

24

8

Official Guests of Athletic Dept.

125

Administrative Team Needs

100

Faculty Athletics Representative

2

Service Personnel:

Officials (as per SEC policy)

18

Press Box Seating:

Office of the Head Football Coach

24

Office of the Director of Athletics

24

Athletics Department

150

Office of the President

124

Homecoming Game:

Homecoming Court

80

Other Football Complementary Parking Distribution

Football

University Officials

Each Member Board of Supervisors

3

Former Member Board of Supervisors

1

Board of Regents, Chairman

1

Office of the President

70

Former Presidents, or their Widows

1

Former Chancellors, or their Widows

1

Chancellors, Each Campus other than LSU BR

1

Each Vice-President, LSU BR

1

Each Dean, LSU BR

1

Each Member of Athletic Council

1

Campus Security Personnel

1

Campus Security Emergency Vehicles

1

Academic Center Support

14

Athletics Department:

Director of Athletics

90

Former Athletic Directors, or their Widows

1

Each Associate Director of Athletics

2

Each Assistant Director of Athletics

2

Players (1 each)

125

Each Team Doctor

6

Each Tiger Transportation Team Member (Courtesy Cars)

1 per car given

Each Member Athletic Department Staff

1

Each Member Game Management Personnel

1

Each Ticket Office Employee

1

Each Member, Working Press Covering Games

1

Each Head Coach, other than primary sport head coach

2

Each Assistant Coach, other than primary sport asst. coach

1

Marketing & Corporate Sponsors (as per contracts)

Open/Contract

Game Management

20

Compliance

14

SCHEDULE H - COMPLIMENTARY PARKING DISTRIBUTION

Basketball

Baseball

University Officials:

Each Member Board of Supervisors

1

Former Member Board of Supervisors

1

Board of Regents, Chairman

1

Office of the President

8

Former Presidents, or their Widows

1

Former Chancellors, or their Widows

1

Chancellors, Each Campus other than LSU BR

1

Each Vice-President, LSU BR

1

Each Dean, LSU BR

1

Each Member of Athletic Council

1

Campus Security Personnel

1

Campus Security Emergency Vehicles

1

Academic Center Support

4

Athletics Department:

Director of Athletics

20

2

Former Athletic Directors, or their Widows

1

Each Associate Director of Athletics

1

Each Assistant Director of Athletics

1

Primary Sport Head Coach

10

Primary Sport Assistant Coach

2

Primary Sport Graduate Assistants

1

Players (1 each)

pass list

Each Team Doctor

2

Each Tiger Transportation Team Member (Courtesy Cars)

1 per car given

Each Member Athletic Department Staff

1

Each Member Game Management Personnel

1

Each Ticket Office Employee

1

Each Member, Working Press Covering Games

1

Each Head Coach, other than primary sport head coach

2

Each Assistant Coach, other than primary sport asst. coach

1

Each Member, Training Staff

1

Each Support Staff Member(Equipment Room, etc.)

1

Marketing & Corporate Sponsors (as per contracts)

Open/Contract

Game Management

10

Compliance

5