With the Big 12 Tournament closely approaching, the bright lights will be shining on Kansas City and the Sprint Center more than ever before.  Kansas and Texas are yet again leading the conference, but as the national rankings reflect the true grit and glory of these two teams, round one of the tournament could be a task all in it self.

It is easy for one to see that the Big 12 conference is one of the most competitive leagues in the country.  Kansas State is starting to regain national respect and Missouri is a team that when plays to its full potential, can beat anyone.  The 2011 conference title is going to be a crapshoot to say the least.  With much uncertainty streaming through this years tournament, one thing holds true:

Tickets to this show will be money well spent.

Kansas City has been a popular choice amongst fans due to its centralized location.  As the ticket demand remands at a high level for this event, finding them at an affordable price is easier said than done.  Studies show, the market value of these tickets has been higher when the tournament is held in Kansas City rather than Oklahoma City or Dallas.  The Big 12 Tournament makes a return to what shapes up to be a jam-packed week of intense college basketball excitement.

When considering your purchase, fans should buy from reputable, local brokers to ensure they are getting legitimate tickets.  It seems that no other broker has prepared more for the tournament than Tickets For Less, located in Overland Park.  So much so, that they are opening a temporary downtown location on 12th and McGee to guarantee college basketball fans the access to the games they are looking for.

Fans looking to buy, sell, or pick up their tickets will be able to easily find Tickets For Less at the storefronts literally seconds north of the Sprint Center.  Tickets For Less will be the go-to spot for Big 12 Tournament tickets in the Kansas City area.  Tickets will also be available for purchase at their main location, just off 69 Hwy and 135th St, inside the bank building or online at www.ticketsforless.com.

As the tournament returns to Kansas City, the expected influx of fans outside of the area will bring plenty of business to downtown for what should be a thrilling college basketball extravaganza.  For more information feel free to contact Tickets For Less regarding any questions on this years tournament, or additional information on other sporting events or concerts, local and nationwide.