2018 Season Ticket Thread

Pretty sure Chelsea's attendance isn't as good as other EPL teams, such as Man United or Arsenal, hence why they can charger cheaper prices.

They sell out every single game.

Also, the point of my post is that in England people thing $60 a game for excellent midfield seats is too expensive.
 
I was lucky enough to watch a QPR home game last year last year and sat 2nd row at midfield, perhaps 10 feet from the touch lines. Tickets were $40 each.

My dad said to me "I bet you can't wait until NYCFC gets a stadium and you can watch NYCFC games like this!" and I could only laugh - I'll never be able to afford equivalent seats for NYCFC, stadium or no.

Goose Island is better than Carlsberg though, so at least there's that.
 
I was lucky enough to watch a QPR home game last year last year and sat 2nd row at midfield, perhaps 10 feet from the touch lines. Tickets were $40 each.

My dad said to me "I bet you can't wait until NYCFC gets a stadium and you can watch NYCFC games like this!" and I could only laugh - I'll never be able to afford equivalent seats for NYCFC, stadium or no.

Goose Island is better than Carlsberg though, so at least there's that.

Hypothetical question: The MLS TV deal expires in 2022. Say the one starting in 2023 is big, like really, really big. Like NFL, NBA big. Do you think teams lower ticket prices because of the increase profit sharing from the national TV deal?
 
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Hypothetical question: The MLS TV deal expires in 2022. Say the one starting in 2023 is big, like really, really big. Like NFL, NBA big. Do you think teams lower ticket prices because of the increase profit sharing from the national TV deal?

I'd love to be wrong but - no, I don't think so. Certainly not in NYC. I think US sporting culture basically says "you can tell they are good seats because they cost a lot" so no incentive to lower them. And that applies especially to premium seats.

I think supply and demand does apply to some extent at the low end and I could see some teams, maybe even NYC, making the cheapest seats reasonable if they need to juice attendance, but the premium seats are another story. To reduce the cost would lower their prestige. Won't happen.
 
Hypothetical question: The MLS TV deal expires in 2022. Say the one starting in 2023 is big, like really, really big. Like NFL, NBA big. Do you think teams lower ticket prices because of the increase profit sharing from the national TV deal?
Your hypothetical is basically: if MLS gets significantly more popular and demand increases significantly with supply essentially constant, will prices go down?

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Hypothetical question: The MLS TV deal expires in 2022. Say the one starting in 2023 is big, like really, really big. Like NFL, NBA big. Do you think teams lower ticket prices because of the increase profit sharing from the national TV deal?

Hahaha. You're funny.
 
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Just curious, when are the new season tickets passes and swag sent out? This is the first year I’m renewing and I bought season tix after the season started last year.
 
Just curious, when are the new season tickets passes and swag sent out? This is the first year I’m renewing and I bought season tix after the season started last year.

They historically seem to fedex it to us a couple days before the opening match. Just to make us sweat.
 
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I just received a package delivered with an Amazon Echo Dot and a holiday card from Jon Patricof. Did anyone else receive this? Nice gesture whatever this Dot thing does.
Didn't get one. Presumably you're going to use it to ask Alexa about a SSS several times daily on the off chance that NYCFC are using this device to spy on you / get to know the customer.