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Weekday Upper Deck

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I was thinking...wouldn't the Marlins get higher attendance during the week if they opened the upper deck? I mean, having the cheaper seats open will encourage all fans to show up. Plus, it won't look stupid.

Are there any other cities that do this? I can't think of any.

the vet might do it, but just a guess since they get so little people, also maybe the DRays

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Are there any other cities that do this? I can't think of any.

Not too many other stadiums fit 60,000 plus. They didn't do this before last season at the Pro. And they don't do it at Tropicana, I've been there during the week. The Vet's gone.

I asked this question a while ago and the response was that it's purely economics. They have to pay to open up sections above the basic lease for the lower bowl. When you open up the upper deck you have to man it with attendents, ushers, vendors, service personnel, paramedics, etc etc etc.

 

It would be a money losing proposition for them weekdays, at least right now.

Tampa, Milwaukee, Oakland, and the Marlins do not like to open the upper deck unless there are enough people to make it 1/3 full.

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