vafins
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Yeah some places tickets are pretty expensive the cheapest Ive been to so far was the panthers but tickets to the game at ravens stadium were like triple that
Why does it cost a king's ransom to go to a preseason game?
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Phinatic8u
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I made 12k last month..I'd have to be forced spend that much on a preseason game.
But i guess there are some out there that love blowin there money.
phinsfan84
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For everyone who wants to watch the preseason games live but cant afford to travel to miami NFL.COM has a great deal 14.99 for the preseason package. I just bout it.
Preseason ticket prices are a joke and even the NFL realizes that, which is why they were trying to force the players into playing two more games a year when many are already dying prematurely from 16, not to mention that it would ruin the record books AGAIN. The NFL identified that it was a problem, but since lowering ticket prices for anything is apparently unfathomable, they tried to force a different solution.
These days, concerts and everything are becoming more expensive, but the irony is that there are so many ways to enjoy quality entertainment in your home these days that people are much less inclined to want to pay high prices. The markets for a lot of things are going to continue to get smaller and smaller as the industries try and extract more and more from the people who still want to go, thus causing their markets to shrink even further due to low prices.
Someone earlier in this thread said that demand for NFL tickets was high, but that's really not the case. There is proof all over the NFL that demand is shrinking, both due to economic reasons and to quality home viewing of multiple NFL games at once, but instead of ticket prices matching demand, ticket prices are still being raised to try and maintain the same level of ticket income as there was when there was actually a lot more demand.
These days, concerts and everything are becoming more expensive, but the irony is that there are so many ways to enjoy quality entertainment in your home these days that people are much less inclined to want to pay high prices. The markets for a lot of things are going to continue to get smaller and smaller as the industries try and extract more and more from the people who still want to go, thus causing their markets to shrink even further due to low prices.
Someone earlier in this thread said that demand for NFL tickets was high, but that's really not the case. There is proof all over the NFL that demand is shrinking, both due to economic reasons and to quality home viewing of multiple NFL games at once, but instead of ticket prices matching demand, ticket prices are still being raised to try and maintain the same level of ticket income as there was when there was actually a lot more demand.
12K doing what?
scalping tickets obviously
TheMageGandalf
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If the Dolphins were a winning team, we may have that problem too. Would that be such a bad thing?
Of course I know some stadiums pretty much sell out win or lose.