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Rooftop Terrace
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They had caller ID
Public tix went on sale at 8:30am. I got 2 tickets to each of the PAC home games.
Site is currently crashing. Too many people trying to get tickets.
I got 4 for USC, 2 for Stanford, 2 for Arizona, but I can't get Oregon. It kept telling me no. I bought the others, but now the site is in overdrive and I am missing that game.
Tickets for Oregon all sold out already!
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I've got 2 tickets to the Oregon game available for $100 each. :nod: Jk. No way I'm missing that upset, especially when I can watch it and drink beer at the same time.
I wish regular tickets would sell like this...
They do, there's just more of them.
1000
I haven't heard of the CU ticket site crashing due to volume of regular ticket sales. Would be a good problem to have again.
Easy money we didn't have even last year. ~75k
Exactly.
People paid for their ticket, so between $50-$200 to get to the game. $10-$15 to get to the rooftop. Then going to spend $15-$$$ on drinks. Easy money, and by the looks of it, has already started printing some.
I know that this is being done as part of the entire facilities project but there is no reason that they couldn't have figured out something like it prior. It shows the difference in thinking since RG has taken over. Not only does this generate a bunch more money from existing fans but by adding one more positive to the game day experience it may result in some increased overall ticket sales.
The best thing about this is that I remember people joking about a beer-garden being put in above the stadium overlooking the flatirons once a renovation was announced. Sure, they were a little over the top and included hot-tubs etc., but I don't think anyone seriously thought we'd get anything even approaching this rooftop terrace.
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So that's what, $50-60,000 in revenue - 2 months before it opens and before they've sold a single beer.
Very well done.
750 season ticket passes at $60 each, plus 250 @ $15 each per game = $67500 in new revenue
They sold 750 at $60 and 100 at $15 each per game. Either the 1000 was too high or they are reserving 150 for walk up purchase on game days.
Still $45000 + $9000 = $54000
I don't think this is accurate based on the dc article from today.
They sold 850 per game and are waiting for construction to finish to determine capacity.
Ya that is what it is sounding like to me. The 1000 seems like a number that was put out by the Tix Office before it was confirmed
Noice!