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Originally Posted by shermanator
They are still too high, yes. But they also have come down considerably since that first year. IIRC some of the sections had season ticket prices cut almost in half. I think if you were to get ticket prices down another $10 a ticket everywhere in the stadium that would be the right fit.
Having said that, I think that the damage of high ticket prices has already been done. Cavalry missed out on a lot of initial support by pricing things the way they did in 2018, and it's been a lot of work to attract new fans and increase the season ticket base since. It's not a simple situation where you can just cut ticket prices in half and suddenly get double the people to games.
They are the only club to get more people to games this year than 2019 though, so IMO they're still trending the right way.
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They'd probably have to spend decent money on an ad campaign coinciding with the ticket price drops or else nobody's going to know. As you said, they lost out on a lot of people on the initial season, and those people aren't randomly checking ticket prices every so often to see if they've gone down.