Season Tickets

[bisonaudit]

I had my window yesterday. To move down 3 rows in same section, identical seats, over $300 more.

To move one section over toward 50 in similar seats, $200 more.

All kinds of open seats at the high price points. I feel like they are living in a pricing fantasy land and instead of rewarding the season ticket base, they will end up selling those better seats as single game tickets. That makes little sense in my mind. (i'd completely get it if demand was high)

I passed on upgrades; hopefully they figure out why no one is moving.

Sounds like you are getting great value for money right where you are at.

[ByeSonBusiness]

I had my window yesterday. To move down 3 rows in same section, identical seats, over $300 more.

To move one section over toward 50 in similar seats, $200 more.

All kinds of open seats at the high price points. I feel like they are living in a pricing fantasy land and instead of rewarding the season ticket base, they will end up selling those better seats as single game tickets. That makes little sense in my mind. (i'd completely get it if demand was high)

I passed on upgrades; hopefully they figure out why no one is moving.

Went to a Wisconsin game last year. The guys in front of us said to shift a few seats closer to the aisle round be $2k. Not sure if that was total or each. I'm sure it makes dollars and cents for the schools to do this but stadiums gonna be empty in ten years.

[THEsocalledfan]

Sounds like you are getting great value for money right where you are at.

Agreed on that. Just can't figure out the pricing strategy with all the openings they have.

[SomeBeach]

Agreed on that. Just can't figure out the pricing strategy with all the openings they have.

Just trust the process.

[BigHorns]

Agreed on that. Just can't figure out the pricing strategy with all the openings they have.