UF turns down thousands of Capital One ticket requests

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December 14, 2007

UF turns down thousands of Capital One ticket requests

Due to an extremely high demand for tickets to the Capital One Bowl in Orlando, the Gator Ticket Office is being forced to refund nearly 11,500 tickets to its fans for the Jan. 1 game vs. Michigan.

Because the Gator Ticket Office has oversold its allotment of tickets, a priority point cut-off number has been established and the University Athletic Association has reserved the right to reduce/refund the number of tickets ordered by each season ticket holder.

Posted by Antonya English at 08:22:33 PM on December 14, 2007
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