Renewals are starting. As expected, prices are up slightly.

For me:

• 2027 Upper Reserved: $485 vs $440
• 2027 3BL: $400 vs $355
• Parking - $180 vs $180

Per seat donations also up about $15 per seat.

Last years prices below:

Is there a benefit to buying season parking? We're all stuck in Reed lot anyway. Except DermDoc and the fortunate few.

I keep hoping that they will convert Lot G into a reserved section, but I agree if you are stuck in Lot E, I would just pay game to game.

I think it's actually more expensive unless they are upping the cash price this year.

I know this is renewals, any word on when they'll open up the opportunity to purchase new season tickets?

It's a racket, but it has substantial status benefits for those that can go consistently. I'd argue it isn't the annual increase but the limits on income that make it a hard choice after a while. After all…this should all be disposable income, right???

There is no benefit unless you can get the Olsen lot (very unlikely). It is not discounted parking at all.

My 4 in 103 will be $5,820 this year without parking. May have to say goodbye and I hate that.
Didn't even have discussion about the prices going up so much. Maybe I missed it.

The fact that they raised prices after accomplishing nothing last year is ballsy, but people will pay, so can't blame them for it.

Backyard Gator said:

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The fact that they raised prices after accomplishing nothing last year is ballsy, but people will pay, so can't blame them for it.

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they've raised prices in football damn near every time they team fell flat.

Don't renew, there are 100 that'll take your seats.

Oh and you think its bad now, what until they remodel and do a complete reseating......

Ready!

BQ_90 said:

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Backyard Gator said:

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The fact that they raised prices after accomplishing nothing last year is ballsy, but people will pay, so can't blame them for it.

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they've raised prices in football damn near every time they team fell flat.

Don't renew, there are 100 that'll take your seats.

Oh and you think its bad now, what until they remodel and do a complete reseating......

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I already have my popcorn ready for the complete re-seating. It will be DRAMATIC. They'll have a chance to get it right, but I bet it doesn't go smoothly. Just hope I'm still in 206 when it's all said and done!

You won't unless you're willing to pay double. The problem will be the expanded club will displace a good part of lower level to upper level.

If you don't have large number of priority points you'll be lucky to stay in current section.

On,y think is it might be another decade before they expand

I just hope I get seats. And that you're still in 206 (or whatever the renamed equivalent is)

BQ_90 said:

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You won't unless you're willing to pay double. The problem will be the expanded club will displace a good part of lower level to upper level.

If you don't have large number of priority points you'll be lucky to stay in current section.

On,y think is it might be another decade before they expand

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I expect to be pushed to baseline or outfield seating. We will see where I land priority wise when/if it ever happens. I've been trying to push myself up the list. It worked out okay for me when we moved to Davis Diamond. If I remember correctly, current season ticket holders got the opportunity to pick their seats before anyone else added in that process.

What will the price point be for me to keep my 209 equivalent is another story though.

Renn_dls said:

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The price raise is due to rising costs of operations and planning for stadium renovations, mixed with higher demand for tickets. Ticket prices were going to raise regardless of how they performed

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So they're going to charge me for the renovations that are going to remove my seat. Nice.

twk said:

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There won't be any expansion or renovations of the seating unless someone writes a big check. Raising ticket prices simply will not generate the revenue necessary to fund such a project. It could be a while before anything happens.

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This may be true for expanding the entire stadium, but I think the club expansion and suite additions may come sooner, rather than later. When that happens, there will be a need for a complete re-seating.

They are going to have to work up a system that is different than Kyle since so many long time season ticket holders didn't make donations unless they also had football tickets. So, there are a lot of folks with great seats that won't rank high in PP.

I am hoping they allow those who make substantial donations to the renovation ($500K and above???) to get their pick of seats (right or wrong), then existing season ticket holders are given the right to keep their existing seats (or as close as possible due to the changes) at whatever rate the TMF sets. After those two selections, all remaining tickets will be sold (max 4) based on PP rank,

It might not be perfect, but it is better than re-seating the entire stadium based on PP and shafting those who have supported the baseball team for many, many years.

12th Man Ag said:

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twk said:

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There won't be any expansion or renovations of the seating unless someone writes a big check. Raising ticket prices simply will not generate the revenue necessary to fund such a project. It could be a while before anything happens.

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This may be true for expanding the entire stadium, but I think the club expansion and suite additions may come sooner, rather than later. When that happens, there will be a need for a complete re-seating.

They are going to have to work up a system that is different than Kyle since so many long time season ticket holders didn't make donations unless they also had football tickets. So, there are a lot of folks with great seats that won't rank high in PP.

I am hoping they allow those who make substantial donations to the renovation ($500K and above???) to get their pick of seats (right or wrong), then existing season ticket holders are given the right to keep their existing seats (or as close as possible due to the changes) at whatever rate the TMF sets. After those two selections, all remaining tickets will be sold (max 4) based on PP rank,

It might not be perfect, but it is better than re-seating the entire stadium based on PP and shafting those who have supported the baseball team for many, many years.

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I'm with you on the reseating process. That's exactly what I've suggested previously. I just think that we are a little bit further away from it happening.

Increasing the number of club seats without increasing the size of the club would be a rip off for the folks who have club seats, and I don't think they can expand the size of that space without a major renovation. Suites are not a huge untapped revenue source, and we'd lose general seating if they tried to add them flanking the current suites next to the press box. Without adding more general seating to replace those losses, that won't happen.