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I’m dying right now. Was the Boy George screen name taken? You’re the one that took that prancing fishnet guy as your screen name.

Nobody takes a guy prancing around in a see-through mesh shirt seriously

The kind of demand you and I would love to see, is just simply not going to be there until there’s a comfort level among potential customers that they’re going to get a good product. Now I live down here, and I will go always, because I want to support the program, but I have to tell you last...

You’re not following. Price isn’t enough of a factor to increase attendance significantly under the current circumstances and that’s the only thing that’s important. You can come up with as many imaginary scenarios as you want, but we’re dealing with real world here.

Just a bunch of words with speculation and guesses. Our attendance history shows general price inelasticity. Lowering ticket prices will not result in any kind of significant increased attendance. The product on the field is going to make the difference. I’m not defending whatever model they...

Do yourself a favor and brush up on the law of supply and demand, and while you’re at it, look into price elasticity.

We have these low intelligence porsts about lowering the price resulting in significantly increasing attendance. Newsflash: it won’t make that much of a difference. I bet if they cut the prices by half today, they might see another 3k extra tickets sold, if that, while devaluing the product...

LOL - ok. Maybe you can school me, because I don’t know anything about it and you sound like a really smart guy.

Unless there’s a rush of ticket buying in the next couple days, which seems like a Hail Mary right now. I’m keeping my fingers crossed.

I don’t want to get into an English discussion here because it’s not really that important, but that phrase “if not surprising” minimizes the surprise aspect of it. In other words, season ticket sales are down and it’s not surprising. But this is about the most boring conversation we could be...

LOL - What law of demand are you talking about?

Dynamic ticket pricing isn’t going away, it’s just a commonly used business practice. As far as the pricing for this week’s game, in the end, it is the responsibility of whoever is in charge of maximizing revenue via ticket sales, and of course, Dan. I don’t think it’s the prices as much as...

Which ticket prices did they raise? It couldn’t have been very much, I don’t think mine went up. Anyway, attendance isn’t down because of the raising of ticket prices, it’s down because, as I’ve said a dozen times, lack of excitement, and 5–7 last year. Also, I didn’t say it was surprising.

They are down. It’s pretty obvious, if not surprising.

When this guy makes an ultimatum…. You better take it seriously. That stadium better full, or Right Said Fred is going to go on a rampage, exposing his pits and sashaying around with his see-through mesh shirt.

I’m hoping that’s true, but there will have to be a **** ton of Miami fan ticket buying between now and Saturday, based on how many tickets are still available on the Miami site.

I was going to mention that, but I just hate leaving these long posts. I’m not trying to have arguments with people, but you know it’s just sound business principles. You’re going to alienate your main customers to sell a few extra tickets?

You’re right, but you should see the amount of tickets that are available for ATM. I’m just hoping that the excitement builds throughout the week. This is just the lower bowl 50 yard line area, about between the 35 and the 35. It’s pretty pathetic. look at all those available seats

Sure the prices must seem high. I can’t even tell you if my tickets went up or not, I just pay it - but that’s not really the issue. The idea is to have a sound pricing strategy that balances supply and demand to maximize revenue. Right now unfortunately the demand isn’t very high because the...