We are told to aim for 90-95 % in each seat category, the "ideal" number.
I personally don’t believe this statement.
Your belief is not relevant, ......
Maybe what you said applies to courtside seats and luxury boxes, since their seat numbers are strictly limited.
However, for bleachers and lower tier, when the seat numbers get large enough, it might not work the same way.
We all know that total attendance seems to have a cap.
For the seating capacity, bleachers can go up to 30000, while lower tier can go up to 10000.
Suppose that, with a big enough capacity, we found the optimal ticket pricing.
Now, if we added another 10000 bleacher seats, would the optimal ticket pricing change?
Maybe we don't know the answer to that question, but we do know at least one thing:
the bleacher attendance rate will definitely drop, and it won’t reach 90–95%.
Your second team only has 2 home games left in the regular season.
Just take it as if I tricked you—
try using the ticket pricing of other teams in similar situations with high ticket revenue and see if it improves.
If it doesn't, then check whether the number of season ticket holders is too low.
I have very few records of season ticket holders in division III.
S21: 1514
S23 to S24: 1150 → 1354
Here is the history of my team
/team/209974/history.aspx.
Last edited by little Guest at 9/11/2025 7:57:37 AM