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What will be our average attendance in 2012?

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It all depends on how we do in 2011 in my opinion.

If we have a winning season and don't make the playoffs I say the average attendance will be around 26 to 29 Thousand.

If we do make the playoffs in 2011 then I feel more people will believe and it'll boost up to about 27-30 Thousand average.

 

 

 

Apparently season ticket sales are going pretty good for 2012. I'm not too concerned with that year. I really don't understand why anyone would be. It's the following years that I believe will take a drastic dip. Once that first seasom is over I think alot of folks will be dropping the season ticket packages. There will be current season ticket holders moving around for better seating for 2013, but I highly doubt new season ticket holders will suddenly appear and take up the slack. Regardless what happens on the field.

There is no reason season tickets will drastically drop. Will they drop? yes unless we win the ws (lol). But they wont drastically drop. There is just no reason. The ballpark experience is going To be amazing. Season ticket sales are no longer going to be dependent on diehards and businesses.

 

There's plenty of reasons why there will be a big drop after the first year or two. And they have been pointed out.

It all depends on how we do in 2011 in my opinion.

If we have a winning season and don't make the playoffs I say the average attendance will be around 26 to 29 Thousand.

If we do make the playoffs in 2011 then I feel more people will believe and it'll boost up to about 27-30 Thousand average.

 

 

 

Apparently season ticket sales are going pretty good for 2012. I'm not too concerned with that year. I really don't understand why anyone would be. It's the following years that I believe will take a drastic dip. Once that first seasom is over I think alot of folks will be dropping the season ticket packages. There will be current season ticket holders moving around for better seating for 2013, but I highly doubt new season ticket holders will suddenly appear and take up the slack. Regardless what happens on the field.

There is no reason season tickets will drastically drop. Will they drop? yes unless we win the ws (lol). But they wont drastically drop. There is just no reason. The ballpark experience is going To be amazing. Season ticket sales are no longer going to be dependent on diehards and businesses.

 

There's plenty of reasons why there will be a big drop after the first year or two. And they have been pointed out.

Playoffs bring the hype needed to attract new fans and we've only been there twice. We saw modest increases the season after. Soon thereafter, the team dismantles and people lose interest. This team has not consistently won enough to deem the potential fan base as terrible. Winning seasons alone don't draw fans; it's the ads, the hype and attention that bring new fans in - all things that playoff appearances bring. If this team makes the playoffs twice or thrice on a row, and remains competitive for a foreseeable future, then I'm willing to bet anything the fans will come. And they won't stay around for winning seasons only, either. Baseball would become a part of their lives.

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