Ticket officeopen at Martin Stadium

By WSU News & Media Relations
PULLMAN – After years in the tight quarters of the WSU Visitor Center in downtown Pullman, the WSU Athletic Ticket Office has moved into its new permanent location on the Northeast Plaza of the renovated Martin Stadium. The new office – just south of Mooberry Track – is an easy walk from anywhere on campus, opened June 30.
 
Jeremy Wang
 
During the last stages of Martin Stadium Phase I construction this summer, access to the office is through temporary fencing. Vehicle parking is available across Stadium Way. When construction is complete, there will be metered parking next to the office, said Jeremy Wang, assistant manager, WSU Athletic Ticket Office.
Office hours are 8 a.m.- 4:30 p.m., Monday-Friday. 
For more information visit http://wsucougars.cstv.com/tickets/wast-tickets.html or call 335-9626.

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