The seating charts on the following pages illustrate
The seating charts on the following pages illustrate where reserved and general admission sections are located for the NCAA First Round and for the NCAA Regional Semifinals. The NCAA Volleyball Tournament is unique in that each of the four competing institutions have the opportunity to purchase a block of courtside tickets. Each of the four competing institutions’ ticket allotments are located in reserved seating identified by the following colors on the seating charts on the next two pages:
For the First and Second Round, each of the four competing schools have the opportunity to purchase up to 100 reserved all-session tickets. For the Regionals, each of the four competing schools have the opportunity to purchase up to 200 reserved all-session tickets. Should one of the competing institutions not use their full allotment of reserved tickets, this inventory will be made available the day of the First Round matches and the day of the Regional Semifinal matches. The Field House offers seating for patrons with ADA needs in both reserved and general admission seating areas. ADA seating for reserved ticket holders is located in row 1 of sections E, F, G, P, Q, R, S and T. General admission ticket holders with ADA needs should see an usher upon arrival to the Field House. ADA seating for general admission ticket holders is located in the cut outs of sections B and K, as well as unsold ADA seating to reserved ticket holders in sections E, F, G, P, Q, R, S and T. Seating for patrons with ADA needs is identified by the following icons on the next two pages:
Reserved seating that may be allocated to filled all-session ticket orders during the exclusive Wisconsin Volleyball season ticket holder request period is identified by the following:
Patrons that request all-session reserved tickets will have their order evaluated based on annual giving level to Wisconsin Athletics and priority points within each annual giving level as of October 31, 2017. Reserved seating is assigned within the seating areas identified in red on the seating charts on the next two pages based on these same factors. The NCAA mandates that seating be held for various host operations’ needs, including the non-competing studentathletes and coaches, officials and competing schools’ bands. The upper deck will not be available for the 2017 NCAA Volleyball Tournament.
For the First and Second Round, each of the four competing schools have the opportunity to purchase up to 100 reserved all-session tickets. For the Regionals, each of the four competing schools have the opportunity to purchase up to 200 reserved all-session tickets. Should one of the competing institutions not use their full allotment of reserved tickets, this inventory will be made available the day of the First Round matches and the day of the Regional Semifinal matches. The Field House offers seating for patrons with ADA needs in both reserved and general admission seating areas. ADA seating for reserved ticket holders is located in row 1 of sections E, F, G, P, Q, R, S and T. General admission ticket holders with ADA needs should see an usher upon arrival to the Field House. ADA seating for general admission ticket holders is located in the cut outs of sections B and K, as well as unsold ADA seating to reserved ticket holders in sections E, F, G, P, Q, R, S and T. Seating for patrons with ADA needs is identified by the following icons on the next two pages:
Reserved seating that may be allocated to filled all-session ticket orders during the exclusive Wisconsin Volleyball season ticket holder request period is identified by the following:
Patrons that request all-session reserved tickets will have their order evaluated based on annual giving level to Wisconsin Athletics and priority points within each annual giving level as of October 31, 2017. Reserved seating is assigned within the seating areas identified in red on the seating charts on the next two pages based on these same factors. The NCAA mandates that seating be held for various host operations’ needs, including the non-competing studentathletes and coaches, officials and competing schools’ bands. The upper deck will not be available for the 2017 NCAA Volleyball Tournament.
