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Marlins' 2022 Attendance Figures Thread

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3 minutes ago, rmc523 said:

True, these days with attendance so low, it's probably not too bad.

I remember in 2012, it was terrible.

Oddly enough, when I went in 2012 Opening Day [and parked in a garage!], we got to our car and were out in about five minutes.

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2 hours ago, Michael said:

Oddly enough, when I went in 2012 Opening Day [and parked in a garage!], we got to our car and were out in about five minutes.

You must have gotten there pretty early then.  I remember it being a disaster and taking forever to get in and out of the 3rd base (NE corner) garage.

4 hours ago, Piazza31 said:

Plus Julio Rodriguez was still missing his first HR. Alot of out of town fans were "speculating" trying to get physical tickets to resell. I almost bought a block of 20 to resell for $200 a piece later on, but couldn't get to the ballpark ticket office, and didn't want to literally sit there arguing they can print tickets. Someone purchased around 300 tickets from Seattle. I know of others who did the same.

Wait what? Why would anyone do this?

1 hour ago, Entendu said:

Wait what? Why would anyone do this?

yeah i was very confused by that answer as well. I thought it was so odd that I was missing something so out of shame I didn't say wtf.  Thank you for helping me realize I wasn't alone ❤️

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19 hours ago, hovertical said:

yeah i was very confused by that answer as well. I thought it was so odd that I was missing something so out of shame I didn't say wtf.  Thank you for helping me realize I wasn't alone ❤️

Add me to the list of those who didn't understand and just let it be lol.

On 10/24/2022 at 1:25 PM, rmc523 said:

Yeah, that was why I highlighted the 2018, because that's when the "real" reporting started, but a graph with 3 years seemed short.

Yeah, as I said above, there's a million permutations and things that play into attendance on a given night.

Weekday vs. weekend is the biggest factor, I think.

Opponent also makes a big difference.

But yeah, as you say, including parking could sway it from 5,000 to 7,000.  Totally agree that the parking is ridiculous.....I can get a cheap ticket but then get stuck with parking more than the ticket?  Nah, I just park down the street, there's a plaza with a nice lot for cheaper than the garage where I'd be stuck trying to get out of forever.

 

Best spot for parking is that baseball field outside the plaza, and running down the regular stairs. I’d be home by homestead in about 20 mins on a game night staying until final pitch. It went up from 15 to 30 one year and I never pRked there again tho. 

On 10/24/2022 at 4:32 PM, Entendu said:

Wait what? Why would anyone do this?

Because those tickets purchased for $10 can be sold for 200, and more if signed. Dudes are paying $500 for a basic topps rookie card (albeit short printed/limited). 
 

i think it was his first hit too they were chasing 

1 minute ago, Piazza31 said:

Because those tickets purchased for $10 can be sold for 200, and more if signed. Dudes are paying $500 for a basic topps rookie card (albeit short printed/limited). 
 

i think it was his first hit too they were chasing 


correction, thousands. 
https://www.ebay.com/itm/284999907543?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=EQ95JVYiRca&sssrc=2349624&ssuid=Rlc_sSfIQLC&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY

40 minutes ago, Piazza31 said:

Best spot for parking is that baseball field outside the plaza, and running down the regular stairs. I’d be home by homestead in about 20 mins on a game night staying until final pitch. It went up from 15 to 30 one year and I never pRked there again tho. 

Front yard somewhere in the grid to the north of the stadium.  Easy access to Dolphin and off you go 

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16 hours ago, Piazza31 said:

Best spot for parking is that baseball field outside the plaza, and running down the regular stairs. I’d be home by homestead in about 20 mins on a game night staying until final pitch. It went up from 15 to 30 one year and I never pRked there again tho. 

I come from Fort Lauderdale, though, so I always wind up in that northeast corner so I can jump right on the 395 east/95 north.....they route you west out of where you're talking about (or at least they did years ago).  I haven't been to a game since 2019.

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5 minutes ago, SonOfJack said:

You haven't missed anything 

Oh yeah, it's on purpose now.  They show they actually mean business, I'll go.  They fuddy-duddy around again and don't make the moves they need to to be competitive, I'll continue staying home and barely watching.

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