DePaul Blue Demons Men's Basketball Tickets

The game and the seats were great we enjoyed the win by Notre Dame. The overtime win was great.

I bought one ticket on the floor for my grandson so he would be right under the basket. He watched the warm-ups and introductions and then--a season ticket holder came in and took the seat. There were two tickets for the same seat. The floor supervisor tried to help out but all he could do was to get a ticket/a seat in the 9th row behind some other adults who he could not see over. The official was not going to unseat a DePaul season ticket holder for a Ticketmaster ticket holder. I understand that. My grandson came to my seat in the regular stands very disappointed and sat on my lap for most of the game. I purchased a total of 4 tickets at $30 each plus fees and it came out to be an unfortunate day for all.

The music and sound system could have been turned down a few decibles. Other than that, enjoyed watching ND beat DePaul in overtime.

Awesome seats - great game - easy venue to get to - although parking lot entrance prices excessive

Excellent game, excellent seats! And ND Won! COuldn't have asked for more

Great game between two lacal teams. Loyola won in a great game, beating DePaul at home for the first time since 1989.

Second row seats should be great but these seats were well past the baskets and it was difficult to watch the game when it was on the far end.

College basketball is more exciting than pro, and this long-time rivalry proves it. There was a good mix of fans for both teams, although it was clearly was a Blue Demon home game. Our seats were too close to the court, behind the benches so our view was obstructed often and the seats were really small. It reminded my of the old Chicago Stadium, where you had to squeeze into your seat and could barely move. Get seats higher up. Like many venues, the food prices were outrageous. if you are a DePaul fan you're stuck going here. However, if you are a Loyola fan or just a college basketball fan in general, I would recommend seeing Loyola at its home arena, the Gentile Center. Less expensive by far, more comfortable, better sight lines. A real experience.

It was a good college basketball game for the ticket price. However, the food is very pricey; and some of the fans were annoying. Other than that pretty experience for me and my two sons.

Great game, tickets and price. i AM A DE PAUL STUDENT and took my daughter with, great time.

OMG AMAZING AND EXCITING GAME!!!! I HAD A BLAST!!!!!!

This was my first visit to Allstate Arena. The game was very enjoyable and it was worth the trip down from Milwaukee. But the atmosphere at the game was one of the worst I have ever seen for a college basketball game, save for the fact that about half the crowd was backing Marquette. The arena had the worst, least logical layout of any arena in which I have ever attended a game. (Right up there with the narrow concourses at the Taco Bell Arena in Boise, ID.) It's just a really bad design. Modern amenities are sorely lacking. The video board is barely visible. Where I was sitting, I couldn't even find a place where it was shown how many timeouts remained for each team. And parking was $13 - way more than should be expected for an experience such as this.

The Bad: Dumpy Stadium Less than half full even though Marquette brought thousands of fans. DO NOT BUY SEATS ON THE FLOOR IN THE ENDZONE. These are considered floor seats but you cannot see the court because the 1st 3 rows are not on risers. Horrible Site Lines The Good: Cheap tickets and plenty of good seats available They serve Beer and Alcohol and have beer vendors that come right to your seat. Easy to move from our horrible Floor seats to seats in the $20 section where we could actually see the court. If you are looking to watch some College Hoops, its a place to witness Big East Action while enjoying a few adult beverages for a decent price.

I had a good time and the seating was not as bad as I had thought. I enjoy the event and its final seconds

Great game, close to home! However, the seats were terrible. I splurged and bought courtside seats, Section 102, Row 1. They were terrible as we couldn't see through the two rows of seats in front of us! No way should these seats be sold. Lesson learned.

Retired and recently relocated to the area from FL. Love college basketball and this was our first experience at the Allstate Arena. Made reservations on line and was not familiar with the venue so seats in the upper level were less than desirable especially for price of tickets. Will know how to make selection better in the future. Truly disappointed in the cost of parking at $13.00 especially after driving all the way from the city, paying tolls and the cost of tickets. The other disappointment was the prices at the concession. Paid $10.00 for a bottle of water and bag of popcorn. In totally the cost for this college basketball game for 2 (retirees on fixed income) was approximately $75.00. We only wish DePaul had games on campus as we love our college basketball. Live in the neighborhood of Loyola and had the pleasure of seeing Depaul play there a couple weeks ago,

Great venue and great tradition from the old Ray Meyers years of Mark Aguire and Terry Cummings, et.al. All good.

Great experience to bring the family. I only have a problem with concessions. Way over priced and only one stand open on first floor. The upper deck concessions were closed even though it was over half full. We had to walk downstairs and wait in line for 40 minutes to get a $6 hot dog. That is unacceptable.

verything was first class. plenty of leg room for my andicapped seat. Usher very courteous. of rest rooms. People helpful as crossed the street.

The DePaul / Villanova basketball game at the Allstate Arena was quite a battle, with a less than 10 secs in regulation - Corey Fischer ties it with a 3 point shot. DePaul gave VU everything it could handle - and deserved to win.