What to Check Before Buying Jacksonville University Men's Basketball Season Tickets

Start at the official Jacksonville University athletics site, judolphins.com, and treat it as the only authoritative source for season ticket details. The page you may land on first — "MBB Season Tickets" — is a splash page, not a purchase page, so it won't show you prices, seat maps, or checkout steps. Anything you need to actually decide and buy will be on the main athletics site behind that splash page. If you're comparing offers from ticket resellers or third-party marketplaces, verify every detail against JU's own site before paying, because resale listings for college season tickets often describe something different from what the school sells.

What judolphins.com actually is

judolphins.com is the official athletics website of Jacksonville University, home of the Dolphins. "MBB" is the common abbreviation for men's basketball, so the "MBB Season Tickets" page belongs to JU's athletics department, not to a ticket broker. That matters because season ticket terms — seat locations, renewal rights, payment plans, and any donor or priority-seating requirements — are set by the school, and only the school's own pages reflect them accurately.

Why you might see an ad blocker notice

The splash page displays an ad blocker detection message asking visitors to consider turning off ad blocking software so the site can serve its content. If you see this notice, it's a site-side message about ad delivery, not a sign that the page is broken or that tickets are unavailable. The page also offers a "Continue to Home" option and a "Skip Permanently" link, which are the paths forward from the splash screen.

How to get from the splash page to the real ticket information

1. Look for the "Continue to Home" link on the splash page. Selecting it moves you past the splash screen toward the main athletics site.
2. If the splash page reappears on later visits, use the "Skip Permanently" option so you land directly on the main site.
3. Once on the main athletics site, navigate to the men's basketball or tickets section to find season ticket details. The splash page itself does not contain pricing, seating, or purchase information.

Expected result: you reach the main athletics site, where season ticket content lives. If you stay on the splash page, you'll only see the ad blocker notice and the navigation links — no ticket options.

What to confirm before you buy

Because the splash page carries no pricing or purchase details, confirm the following on the main athletics site or by contacting JU athletics directly:

• Official source. Make sure the page you're buying from is part of judolphins.com or a checkout the athletics department links to. Third-party listings are not the school's own offer.
• Current season details. Season ticket offerings change year to year. Check that the season you're buying for is the one currently on sale.
• Pricing and seating. Look for published season ticket prices and seating options on the official site. The splash page does not list either.
• Account, login, or payment requirements. If the official purchase flow requires an account or specific payment method, that will be stated in the checkout process — not on the splash page. Don't assume no login is needed just because the splash page doesn't mention one.
• Availability. Confirm tickets are still on sale before planning around them.

Common snags

• Landing on the splash page and stopping there. It looks like a ticket page by name, but it's a gateway. The real information is one step further in.
• Assuming the ad blocker notice blocks ticket sales. It doesn't; it's about ad delivery. Use the continue or skip links to move on.
• Trusting a reseller's description of "season tickets." College season tickets can carry renewal rights and seating priorities that resale listings don't replicate. Verify with JU athletics.

If the official site doesn't answer a specific question — exact prices, seat locations, or payment terms — contact Jacksonville University athletics directly rather than relying on a secondary source.