unless they start checking your ticket if you're found in a $45 seat mid-game.Plus u can move down to the nicer seats. You know those will be open most games.
unless they start checking your ticket if you're found in a $45 seat mid-game.Plus u can move down to the nicer seats. You know those will be open most games.
Everyone here who is in favor of the $45 dollar seats are Mason fanatics. Yes we will pay anything to see our Patriots. Most people won't. And isn't that the point? To get more people hooked to Mason that usually would never think of going to games otherwise?
Yes it might make us get season tickets, but the number of casual fans it will do that to are minimal and insignificant. I've gotten many casual fans to go with me to games and one of the selling points was the price of tickets..... And trust me, my friends are not poor.
I totally understand a higher price for better seats... the person up in the top corners should not be paying the same price as the person 5 rows up from mid-court. But this seems a little extreme... and as others said it's just going to make the TV look that much worse with all the empty seats.
I'm sure they have crunched the numbers, did the research, and figured out that they will make more this way... but $45 for decent seats to Mason vs Binghamton on a Thursday night is a bit of a stretch (no offense Five Two).
The vast majority of the green seats are taken by season-ticket holders. I know because I have bought single-game tickets and mini-plans for about 10 years now and it's almost impossible to get into the green seats for most games.
I also will echo the thoughts of those who see this as Mason providing incentive for people to buy season tickets. I wasn't going to buy the whole season but may as well now to get in the green seats without having to spend $45 per ticket.
Casual fans can sit in the yellow seats for $15 and save $10 per seat compared to last season.
It's smart business when you really think about it.
Still waiting on NBC SportsNet Washington and Facebook Live. Have to think Learfield is pushing to get as many home games on as possible to help sales.Hopefully we renewed our contract with MASN and we will get the minimum of three games with them, too.
Last year's deal: https://vascupp.org/upload/GMU-1392-17.pdf
Learfield doesn't have anything to do with the schedule..Still waiting on NBC SportsNet Washington and Facebook Live. Have to think Learfield is pushing to get as many home games on as possible to help sales.
not who we play but they sure as hell want as many home games on TV/Facebook/etc as possible.Learfield doesn't have anything to do with the schedule..
Absolutely.. my point was that they have no "push".not who we play but they sure as hell want as many home games on TV/Facebook/etc as possible.
Home and home deal from last year?https://twitter.com/GoodmanESPN/status/921366984255778816
scrimmages at VA Tech and home against Temple
Think we went to Temple...that was when Otis suffered his season ending injuryVA Tech is definitely a return scrimmage as they were in Fairfax last year.
Think we went to Temple...that was when Otis suffered his season ending injury
LOL - that was heartbreaking.