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The Disappearance of Amon G. Carter's Home Field Advantage and Ways to Fix It.
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<blockquote data-quote="flyfishingfrog" data-source="post: 2823608" data-attributes="member: 70903"><p>why do people think there should be a correlation between the number of tickets on stubhub that do not get purchased and the level of demand for better seats in the stadium?</p><p></p><p>I think most of the people that would like better seats and would be willing to pay for them at a reasonable level (not $15k plus $3k/year) already have season tickets for the most part. That is how they know they would like better seats. </p><p></p><p>And most of those people are not going to buy "better" seats via stubhub for a game when they already paid for season tickets and they probably won't be able to sell their "bad" seats to recoup much if any of the money.</p><p></p><p>we all know we have a small fanbase and a large portion of those people have season tickets already - thus your audience for stubhub tickets are opponents fans, TCU fans that don't live in town or ones that are not serious enough to buy season tix to begin with - and the fans that quit on the season tix and still want to go game to games.</p><p></p><p>Not exactly a great measurement on if existing season ticket holders are open to paying more for better seats.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="flyfishingfrog, post: 2823608, member: 70903"] why do people think there should be a correlation between the number of tickets on stubhub that do not get purchased and the level of demand for better seats in the stadium? I think most of the people that would like better seats and would be willing to pay for them at a reasonable level (not $15k plus $3k/year) already have season tickets for the most part. That is how they know they would like better seats. And most of those people are not going to buy "better" seats via stubhub for a game when they already paid for season tickets and they probably won't be able to sell their "bad" seats to recoup much if any of the money. we all know we have a small fanbase and a large portion of those people have season tickets already - thus your audience for stubhub tickets are opponents fans, TCU fans that don't live in town or ones that are not serious enough to buy season tix to begin with - and the fans that quit on the season tix and still want to go game to games. Not exactly a great measurement on if existing season ticket holders are open to paying more for better seats. [/QUOTE]
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