Have We Reached The Limit On Our Ticket Prices?
by Beergut on Oct 30, 2009 12:04 AM CDT
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PrintEvery time I go to the AggieAthletics.com website, I see the splash screen advertising tickets for the A&M-texas game, which are still available. With the minimum price set at $100 a ticket, we still have plenty of seats that need to be filled..
Tickets are still available.
Usually, you can't get ticket to the texas game unless you buy season tickets. This is the first year I've actually seen tickets available for sale; the home games ticket list usually lists all games as available, and then lists the texas game as sold out. This year, we entered the season with tickets still for sale. Despite other marketing ploys like mini-packs (buy tickets for two other games, get a ticket for the texas game, too), we still haven't sold out.
So, has the fanbase finally been tapped out for ticket prices? Is $100 per ticket for a game too much? Or are we seeing the results of fans expressing their dissatisfaction with poor play on the field for the past few seasons? What do you think?
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Dollar Bill
Just wait till next year’s Arkansas game at Jerry World. It wasn’t a sellout this year and LOTS of folks went just to see the stadium. If Dollar Bill (the Cowboys don’t set the ticket prices) tries charging $137.00 like I paid this year I’ll be home by the TV or radio.
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