<p>hey guys, i have a friend who doesn’t attend USC and he is considering coming down for a football game</p>
<p>my question is this: if he buys the cheapest ticket available (around $30) to get into the stadium, can he then walk around the loop and sit in the student section?</p>
<p>thanks for your help</p>
<p>ive seen it done, and no one reallys looking at your arm to see if uve got a wrist band
i even once saw a whole family (kids and grandparents) come into the student section, which just looks obvious at that point</p>
<p>you can also see if any of your friends aren’t going to that game and are generous enough to let your friend use their ID. long shot but he’ll for sure get in!</p>
<p>The easiest thing to do if you absolutely want to do it without fail is to walk in with a group of friends with wristbands and save seats in the stadium. Then, take one of the wristbands from one of your friends, walk out and then give it to the friend who does not have a wristband. You probably need to bring something like gum or tape to secure the band back together and then walk inside. I know gum sounds gross but it honestly works like a charm. And yes your friend will need to purchase a ticket (preferably as cheaply as possible).</p>
<p>interesting ideas! but why are the wristbands so important for my friend to have? in my experience, after i have gotten my id card scanned and entered the stadium area, i havent noticed anyone trying to see whether or not i have a wristband while i walk around the circular edge of the stadium and through the tunnel to the student section</p>
<p>edit: i just realized that i brought up what elakador said earlier</p>