33rd St. weekend service returns today:
https://www.nj.com/t...rvice_retu.html
Weekend WTC service cuts during next season:
https://www.nj.com/t...ice_on_ano.html
33rd St. weekend service returns today:
https://www.nj.com/t...rvice_retu.html
We are good enough to beat the best teams, and bad enough to lose to the worst teams.
good energetic crowd last night. definitely not close to being a sellout though. 39 degrees at kickoff probably contributed to that.
i wonder what our Thurs night 7pm (!!!) game against atlanta will hold in store....
Combined with 7:30 PM game time, kickoff 7:55, and a goal down from the first leg. Still, lower bowl full (10k) & upstairs half-full (7,500) means close to a legit 18k.good ... crowd last night. definitely not close to being a sellout ... 39 degrees at kickoff probably contributed
i wonder what our Thurs night 7pm (!!!) game against atlanta will hold in store....
We are good enough to beat the best teams, and bad enough to lose to the worst teams.
good energetic crowd last night. definitely not close to being a sellout though. 39 degrees at kickoff probably contributed to that.
i wonder what our Thurs night 7pm (!!!) game against atlanta will hold in store....
It sounded phenomenal on TV, as good as I can ever remember.
It sounded phenomenal on TV, as good as I can ever remember.
I'll second this, it was really good. There have been a couple of others (maybe the first boy city game at home) that were like this, but it was definitely up there.
Don't blame me, I voted for Kodos.
I'll second this, it was really good. There have been a couple of others (maybe the first boy city game at home) that were like this, but it was definitely up there.
This was the first big game I wasn't able to attend in many, many years, so I was even more gutted not to be there with how great it sounded.
I was at the game and the crowd fet energtic, but I was still surprised, when I watched the highlights, how well that translated to tv.It sounded phenomenal on TV, as good as I can ever remember.
Some surprising news given that attendance is down. I guess they stopped providing so many comp tickets and flooding the secondary markets with cheap tickets (anecdotally this seems to be true; I was able to sell tickets for games I could not attend this season for a lot more than the past two years).
http://www.roi-nj.co...rd-revenue-too/
We enjoyed a tremendous year, due to the hard work and effort from the club’s executive leadership team and front-office staff. We generated the highest revenue figures in franchise history this year, which included ticket sales revenue growing by 14 percent. For the first time in club history, we had 100 percent renewal from our marketing partners, and increased the number of total partners by 25 percent. The food and beverage per-caps at Red Bull Arena reached an all-time high, culminating in a total revenue record for the organization.
Merchandise and apparel sales in the Bull Shop, our team store located in Red Bull Arena, increased over 35 percent in 2018, while online sales skyrocketed nearly 55 percent. This is largely due to the team’s success, our fan-friendly players and the pride our supporters have in representing the club with the new red jersey that was released this season after years of fans campaigning for a jersey that reflected the team’s campaigns of ‘Red Together’ and ‘NYisRED.’
We are good enough to beat the best teams, and bad enough to lose to the worst teams.
Sometimes I think the entire Red Bull existence has been some 19 year old kids football manager save file he only plays when he comes home drunk. - 'Mibabalou'
#FUCKredbull
This just wreaks of bullshit.
Using the eye test, to me, this year appeared to be the worst attendance we've had since RBA opened. Yet, somehow, there's a 14% increase in ticket revenue.
Some surprising news given that attendance is down. I guess they stopped providing so many comp tickets and flooding the secondary markets with cheap tickets (anecdotally this seems to be true; I was able to sell tickets for games I could not attend this season for a lot more than the past two years).
http://www.roi-nj.co...rd-revenue-too/
this year appeared to be the worst attendance we've had since RBA opened. Yet, somehow, there's a 14% increase in ticket revenue.
We are good enough to beat the best teams, and bad enough to lose to the worst teams.
fantastic ... Unless they are bullshiting
We are good enough to beat the best teams, and bad enough to lose to the worst teams.
I actually can buy it. It seems to be a sports business trend that I have noticed taking off in other leagues. I know both the Florida Panthers and Carolina Hurricanes did it in the NHL. Reduce or end comp tickets and stop dumping cheap tickets on secondary markets (something teams claim they don't do but it seems pretty well known that they do). It seems to be primarily an attempt to prevent season tickets from being devalued by ludicrously cheap secondary market tickets. The result can be that actual attendance declines but paid attendance goes up.
It's the age old question of whether to maintain a certain price point for your product or just try to get as many butts in seats as possible.
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