Three buses will be departing from Schine Student Center on Thursday, March 31, at 8 p.m. to drive to Houston. The buses will be returning to Syracuse University, contingent upon standing in the tournament. These buses will have outlets, wifi and restrooms on board.
Reserving a Seat
Students can get a ticket to reserve a seat on the bus from the Schine Box Office on a first come, first served basis. Students should be prepared to show their SUID and Final Four ticket receipt from the NCAA when they visit the Schine Box Office. Student Association has also reserved a hotel block for students if they need hotel accommodations. Students are responsible for this expense. Rooms are $99 a night, which can be split by four students. A table has been set up in Schine Student Center to coordinate these accommodations when students pick up their tickets.
Tickets to the Men’s Final Four
The deadline to purchase the $40 student ticket to the Final Four game was today at 10 a.m. Should the team advance to the national championship, students who purchased this ticket will receive a complimentary ticket to the final game in Houston.
Women’s Final Four
Tickets for the Women’s Final Four game are $25. We are surveying interest to send a bus to Indianapolis for the Women’s Final Four game. Please let Student Association know your thoughts.
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