Cowboys most expensive NFL team for its fans

[Bullflop]

Beer was actually more expensive at the Brown's stadium when I went.

It's the law of supply and demand -- their patrons require the alcohol much more desperately than we do.

 

[Yakuza Rich]

Jacksonville may have cheaper tickets but it's still a ripoff to pay that price versus the product they put on the field.

A couple of years ago I was looking into season tickets for Jacksonville because I knew the Cowboys were on their schedule and I knew it would be tough to get a ticket, but I may go to a game or two as well.

I looked up and for pretty darn good SEASON tickets, the total cost was something like $600.

Unfortunately, the Cowboys were playing them in London, so I passed.





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[MileyDancer]

It's the law of supply and demand -- their patrons require the alcohol much more desperately than we do.

I was waiting for this super predictable reply.

 

[ABQcowboyJR]

Why is the Patriots logo almost in Montana on that map? Or the Broncos logo in NY? lol

I was thinking the same thing. They could at least get it regionally correct

 

[Bullflop]

I was waiting for this super predictable reply.

LOL -- glad to oblige . . . it was bound to happen, wasn't it?

 

[MileyDancer]

LOL -- glad I could oblige . . . it was bound to happen, wasn't it?

LOL. Yeah. I almost said something similar in my OP, but I was like, "you're more creative than that, MD. "

 

[SDCowboy]

I was thinking the same thing. They could at least get it regionally correct

Yeah I was looking at it and thinking, who the hell made this map?

 

[Bullflop]

LOL. Yeah. I almost said something similar in my OP, but I was like, "you're more creative than that, MD. "

Well, sometimes the obvious is way more compelling -- especially when truth demands it. That's my excuse and I'm sticking with it!

 

[Boyzmamacita]

As long as the stadium is a novelty and the Cowboys are winning, AT&T will be full. Once the novelty wears off, if the Cowboys aren't successful on the field, it will be interesting to see if fans are willing to pay those prices. Even the fans for the visiting team will eventually no longer be in awe of the big video screen. Hopefully it will remain full for years to come. That playoff game atmosphere was electric. I want to see that for years to come.

 

[guag]

Why is the Patriots logo almost in Montana on that map? Or the Broncos logo in NY? lol

Was just gonna mention that too lol.

Also, I never realized how little the NFL is represented in the West and part of the Midwest aside from the California teams.

 

[Virginia-Dave]

So if you don't buy a jersey, a hat, and a program every game, you can knock off about $1000 from that total. Honestly they're right, being a Cowboys fan is expensive. Forget about tickets to home games, try buying tickets for an away game. Every place the Cowboys go, ticket prices explode. I paid more to watch the Cowboys play in Baltimore than I did to watch them play in Dallas. The cheapest tickets were $250. Tickets for the rest of their games started at around $100. That's just the way it is for fans of America's Team.

 

[lukin2006]

Who spends between 1600 and nearly 1800 on Jacksonville and Cleveland???

 

[Diehardblues]

Don't you have your #1 Revenue gear yet?

 

[Diehardblues]

So if you don't buy a jersey, a hat, and a program every game, you can knock off about $1000 from that total. Honestly they're right, being a Cowboys fan is expensive. Forget about tickets to home games, try buying tickets for an away game. Every place the Cowboys go, ticket prices explode. I paid more to watch the Cowboys play in Baltimore than I did to watch them play in Dallas. The cheapest tickets were $250. Tickets for the rest of their games started at around $100. That's just the way it is for fans of America's Team.

Not everywhere . Been to a couple of road games in recent years in Houston and Kansas City. Both in $70 range before taxes and convenience charges.

 

[Virginia-Dave]

Not everywhere . Been to a couple of road games in recent years in Houston and Kansas City. Both in $70 range before taxes and convenience charges.

That's a bargain. Maybe because Dallas is close enough to drive to from those two cities? I know if I was only an 8 hour drive from Dallas, I'd go to a lot more home games. Adding airfare to the mix makes it too expensive for me to go every year, that's why I look for away games closer to DC.

 

[Hardline]

I wanna thank all you high rollers that sell out that stadium so my cheap *** can watch the game in front of my TV.

 

[Verdict]

I just park 1/4 or 1/2 mile a way for 20.00 and walk. I like this way also because there isnt really any traffic plus I just get more hyped up as I walk. I really do like our stadium set up and the way people are tailgating all around the stadium and up and down the streets. I work in Houston and thier set up sucks. Your not tailgating there unless you're in the stadium parking or on the 610 loop.

Unless u walk farther than that you aren't parking for $20 unless you have found a real honey hole. It is probably farther than you think it is.

 

[Verdict]

As long as the stadium is a novelty and the Cowboys are winning, AT&T will be full. Once the novelty wears off, if the Cowboys aren't successful on the field, it will be interesting to see if fans are willing to pay those prices. Even the fans for the visiting team will eventually no longer be in awe of the big video screen. Hopefully it will remain full for years to come. That playoff game atmosphere was electric. I want to see that for years to come.

They will. It was pretty expensive even at the old stadium.

 

[Verdict]

The stadium seat costs are not likely to go down. Seat licenses help ensure that will not happen. You have the right and obligation to buy seats for the life of the 30 year seat option.

 

[MileyDancer]

I wanna thank all you high rollers that sell out that stadium so my cheap *** can watch the game in front of my TV.

I sold weed to buy my season tickets. Lol.