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Remember when they charged Nebraska fans $400 for this one? Still waiting on a comment from @OregonDuckTix
Rhuler of Husker Nation
@RHULEROFNEBOct 16
You can get into Autzen stadium for $40 👀 Lots of tickets listed for 54k capacity.. Oregon fans just not interested?
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A lot to unpack here. Yes, the people who set and approve prices are responsible for them. Explaining why prices have gone up since 2001 takes a lot more than 140 characters.
MLB Attendance Problems@ProblemsMlbOct 14
Replying to @TicketOpsProbz @Pogojar
You think you are making yourself look good. But all you are doing is exposing the things that not many people know you have been hiding. Which is why everyone is attacking the resale prices. The box office is the reason people are paying more. Plain and simple.
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I’ll be clear: monopolies are bad for ticketing. Bad for fans and should not be passed into law.
MLB Attendance Problems@ProblemsMlbOct 13
This box office employee just admitted it. They want a monopoly. He just said the quiet part out loud. This is why they play manipulation games. So people get mad at the wrong people so they can push for more control.
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Lots of conversation here about “deception” and dynamic pricing. Fun read and engagement!
TicketOfficeProblems@TicketOpsProbzOct 13
The secondary market exists whether teams participate in it or not. Ignoring it doesn’t make tix cheaper. It often just transfers revenue from team to a reseller. Using that data to price isn’t deceptive. The goal should be balancing affordability, attendance, and revenue.
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What is considered deceptive? Where do you draw the line? Do the same rules need to apply for everyone?
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The secondary market exists whether teams participate in it or not. Ignoring it doesn’t make tix cheaper. It often just transfers revenue from team to a reseller. Using that data to price isn’t deceptive. The goal should be balancing affordability, attendance, and revenue.
MLB Attendance Problems@ProblemsMlbOct 13
Replying to @TicketOpsProbz
The primary should be the primary. The secondary should be the secondary. It’s not a hard concept. If the primary offered tickets at prices or order to sell them and not just try to milk fans dry, that’s a start. Teams gotta give up their obsession with secondary market.
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Sometimes that “balance” may shift depending on the game or situation. It’s not always a 33/34/33 split.
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So totally ignore sites that have far greater reach and more ad spend than my office or organization does? We’re not going back to 2001. why would I not want to use more data to make pricing decisions?
MLB Attendance Problems@ProblemsMlbOct 13
Replying to @TicketOpsProbz
The primary should be the primary. The secondary should be the secondary. It’s not a hard concept. If the primary offered tickets at prices or order to sell them and not just try to milk fans dry, that’s a start. Teams gotta give up their obsession with secondary market.
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“Set” and “dynamic” do not go together
MLB Attendance Problems@ProblemsMlbOct 13
Replying to @TicketOpsProbz @RaysBaseball @SeatGeek
I would rather them not set dynamic prices so high that they are stuck. Discounts are great, but not for the people who bought early. Training everyone that it pays to wait isn’t sustainable.
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Let’s remove the team and seek geek from this because they have nothing to do with it at this point. In your opinion, how should a primary and secondary market work? What’s ideal and fair/dream scenario
MLB Attendance Problems@ProblemsMlbOct 13
Replying to @TicketOpsProbz @RaysBaseball @SeatGeek
It’s all manipulation. Multiple games to make people pay more. Thats why every day it’s a different game. I’m exposing all of them. Go back to work, your ticket office is looking for you.
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So many fake listings lol look at the ones who share actual seats! If you’re not buying one of those, you’ll be waiting to get your ticket delivered.
Kyle Henderson of Bama FB on Youtube
@BamaYoutubeOct 1
A look at single-ticket prices for next week’s game as Alabama hosts Georgia via Seak Geek
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Dumb question: why can’t games start at 1 and 4 or 4:30 ET like the NFL? Why is college noon and 3:30? Nobody complains about early nfl kicks do they?
Joseph Duarte
@Joseph_DuarteSep 28
Houston AD Eddie Nuñez tells @HoustonChron that school worked with Big 12 a year in advance about this Saturday’s game being at night to help accommodate Hall of Honor event on Friday night. No. 20 UH was given the 11 a.m. TV slot against UCF. “It’s unfortunate. I just want to make sure that our fans know that we will continue to work with the conference office and our television partners to get them to understand that, for us, it's important to not have every game be a day game. Our team has earned it. They are a top 20 program and they should have the opportunity to build for our fans to have night games, not just continual day games as we’ve seen here.” UH has played just one Saturday night conference home game since 2024.
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I don’t know why this bugged me. “Our game”… nobody’s dancing or singing mid inning here. This is baseball. Banana ball isn’t baseball.
Jesse Cole
@YellowTuxJesseSep 26
The perfect send off for a legend in our game. Congrats @JustinVerlander - thank you for everything you have brought to the fans and the game of baseball.
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Still no comment from @OregonDuckTix as to why they’re charging visiting team fans SO much more, and really charging the school to pay for their players parents. I’ve never seen it this bad before. Screenshots from this AM.
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Last heat index update for the week: - drops from the start of the week. Texas A&M (-44%), Tennessee (-43%), and Iowa (-26%) to name a few - Mississippi State the hottest SEC ticket, Alabama the coldest (!!) - Big 12 with some of the strongest markets (WV, BYU, Kansas St)
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Happy Week 1 to all! May your tickets not depreciate too much! 😂😂
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Heat index - CFB week 1 update: ACC ♨️: Cal 90.1, Florida State 69.3, Pittsburgh 67.7 ACC 🧊: Syracuse 3.1, Wake Forest 20.8, Stanford 26.0 Big 12 ♨️: West Virginia 95.8, Kansas St 85.9, BYU 82.8 Big 12 🧊: UCF 16.7, Iowa St 17.2, Kansas 24.5
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Big Ten ♨️: Michigan 81.2, Iowa 71.4, Oregon 55.2 Big Ten 🧊: Purdue 6.2, Illinois 11.5, Northwestern 15.6 SEC ♨️: Texas A&M 88.0, Georgia 75.0, Tennessee 71.4 SEC 🧊: Missouri 27.1, Alabama 37.0, South Carolina 38.0
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Other Notes: LSU-Clemson continuing to fall -$138 get in now Cal-UCLA get-in up to $78 with inventory tightening up West Virginia-Coastal Carolina is STRONG - $75 get in, less than 1% of stadium available which contributes to that impressive get in and heat index score
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Heat index - CFB week 1 update: ACC ♨️: California 78.4, Pittsburgh 69.3, Duke 64.2 ACC 🧊: Syracuse 2.8, Wake Forest 33.0, Virginia Tech 54.0 Big 12 ♨️: West Virginia 94.3, BYU 85.2, Kansas St 75.0 Big 12 🧊: UCF 6.2, Arizona St 17.0, Iowa St 25.0
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Big Ten ♨️: Michigan 71.6, Iowa 59.7, Nebraska 58.0 Big Ten 🧊: Purdue 5.7, Illinois 14.8, Penn St 27.3 SEC ♨️: Texas A&M 84.1, LSU 65.9, Georgia 64.8 SEC 🧊: Missouri 30.7, South Carolina 32.4, Alabama 36.4
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Interesting notes: Maryland owns cheapest get in at $2, Alabama has cheapest get in for SEC at $17, Ohio State leads the way with most tickets on the marketplace - more than 9k LSU most expensive get in at $178 (still feels light for Lane’s first game!)
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