A couple things: on moving, etc., if you have 1 or 2 tickets, you could improve your seats pretty much every year. If you have 4, you might be able to improve them. If you have 6 or more, you're probably almost never going to be able to move. 16 or 24 together, like the posters in the thread, will be in their seats forever.
Second, maybe it's just directed at one particular user, but those people who keep trying to shout down people who are complaining about ticket prices are missing the boat. There are a lot of people who are really bothered by the U pricing them out of their seats. It feels like an absolute betrayal and it just feels wrong. I'm in seats that are at the very lowest level of (new) donations and we're keeping our seats, but it still galls me to pay the fee. The University has absolutely made the decision that money is the #1 thing they care about - to the exclusion of almost everything else. The gameday experience continues to decline with more advertising, and more seats that are either not sold or sold to corporations who often don't use them. The everyday families who sat in those seats are leaving. My neighbors across the street used to have 4 tickets, but they quit last year, because why should they pay $3K/year for those seats? And whereas I used to have something fun to talk to them about, now I don't. Yes, yes, boo hoo for me. But it is a buzzkill.
Will the U make more money this way? Yes. Do they have the right to do this? Of course they do. But should they? I would argue "Of course not". I'd always assumed I'd keep my tickets until I die. I'm not sure of that any longer. It feels like a betrayal, and time hasn't made it that much better.
