I can understand some inequity in a pre-digital age, but the value difference from row 20 to 11 is extreme.
Just as extreme is when a row in the Red2 is one or two rows ahead of orange. cf. 203-207
$5157.96 Red2
$2546.64 Orange
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Hopefully in a new building, in a digital age, the step functions used should be more refined resulting in smaller ledges.
It would create too much STH issues if the Flames transitioned before relocating to a new building.
Would it be too much of a paradigm shift, to have different price categories ramped from row to row?
If not every row, group the rows by something like three?
And in long rows, charge more for pairs of seats on an aisle?
I was surprised that the Oilers did not revamp the pricing philosophy. Looking at the pricing structure for their new arena, it is the same old same old.
http://oilers.io-media.com/web/index.html