NCAA Men's Basketball Championship Tickets

Well worth it. Seats were great, center court. But wasn’t sold out and could have bought tickets at the gate for cheaper.

I can watch commercials at home for free, not worth the money

Absolutely amazing facility and atmosphere, accompanied by a thrilling, nail-biting game. From the fan atmosphere at this facility (Chase Center) to the food options, the space right outside of the arena with the huge screen, to the game itself - this event was top class. I would have no hesitation whatsoever buying tickets to this event again, at this location. Thanks for a great time!!!

In my opinion Lucas oil took away from the college basketball atmosphere. It was too big. The highest section was awful. Could barely tell if ball went through the hoop. Definitely not worth the price I paid!

I spend over $500 on 2 tickets only to have 2 people stand up in front of me for at least half of the game. A message was eventually sent to the venue and they sent a security person to watch but the people must have seen him and either sat down or left. Every time they stood up there were about 25 people that couldn’t see!

Tickets were not stated to have an obstructed view. When we got there there was a bar running through the middle of the court

I will not attend another basketball game in Lucas Oil. I couldn't hear a word from the PA system!

The games were great but basketball in a Football stadium is terrible. Sound, visuals, everything is bad.

Great venue however you need to specify the type of seats when ordering. Some cannot tolerate bleachers. Had to leave early because it was so uncomfortable

I went to the Raleigh regional, it was fun to see my team (rooting for Duke) do so well and to experience some of their games live! The ticket entry system was very straightforward, even with some direct NCAA tickets mixed in with some resale tickets when my group got larger. This was my third NCAA tournament event. If your team is in an event, I highly highly recommend going (I've seen my teams win and lose, even the loss was neat to be at). The only thing I'd like the NCAA to try to change is to let the local host team (if applicable, Lenovo Center is where NC State plays) either do their normal in-game promotionals or to find some unique ones for the tournament. Across the 6 games in 3 sessions, that's 6 half times and 48 tv timeouts. You'd normally see 6-8 promo events per game. There were at most 12 across the 6 events, at 2 per game. So that would improve the in-person experience.