The bigger issue is not COWBOYS ticket prices. The Bills fans, just like Cowboys fans years ago, are about the get smacked with crazy SPL fees. Raiders tickets are more expensive then Cowboys tickets. Dont make it like this is a COWBOYS issue, it is not. That list provided above showed the Bills with the most expensive prices in the league, and they havent even had a single regular season game in that new place.
Disney experiences are a by-product of income disparity as everything else with a price tag. My family has visited all the Orlando parks, including Disneyworld, a number of times. We have even stayed at the on-site resorts. My parents took my siblings to Disneyworld several times when I was a kid.
Those days are Gone forever. Sad really. The NFL is doing it with TV too. Taking great games off Sunday to put on a streaming platform. All they want is your money.
Car manufacturers are doing the same. New cars are impossible to work on at home. You cant even change a battery on a new car because the dealer has to reset the charging system, letting the vehicle know a new battery has been installed. BMW tried to make heated seats a monthly subscription fee. New car infotainment systems are about to have PAID ADS to the car pop on the screen when you start your car, and you cant shut it off, or the volume. Just like those annoying ads at gas stations. This is a trend I will stay away from, thus the reason I will likely pass away with never buying any vehicle not made pre 2020ish.
without a doubt, but nothing beats the stadium experience.
Was just talking to my colleague the other day about that very thing. I have a 2018 4Runner that I bought new; has less than 40,000 miles on it. Every 4-5 months now I start getting the itch to sell it and get something newer, but I hate the fact new cars are basically tech appliances now that you dump after 3-4 years like a cell phone. You can't work on them or customize them (outside of wheels) without fear of bricking the vehicle or taking it out of warranty. I like the old modular cars I can swap out the infotainment if I want.
Yep. Paid $.19 a gallon the night we got married in 1971. And was working at a trade job (as a gopher) for $1.15 an hour.
But supply impacts the cost. There are 81 home baseball games and 8/9 home NFL games. The cost per game should be less for baseball. Same with just about anything - a 1916D Mercury dime is sells for 25 times a 1916P because if scarcity.
4 grand for the spot lock feature with built in transducer for down AND side-imaging. It's more like hunting when you can see your lure dropping down and then the fishing going to take it. $4K for one of those. Lithium ion battery to run that TM (all day) is a grand.
Not sure what you are comparing to but MLB plays 80+home games per year vs. what? 8 or 9? Slightly different scenario for an owner.
You’re right. I didn’t intend to make it just a Cowboys issue. It’s a NFL issue. I’m just not as familiar with other venues nor history of ticket prices but it’s probably similar.
I wouldn’t call that being exploited. It’s a value decision. A person “demanding the full experience” is simply valuing something at a greater level than others. Anutter person might value something else greater that others would consider being exploited.
I appreciate. Good to know. Unfortunately it doesn’t alter my core concern the cowboys and NFL have an affordability issue for everyday fans, family and kids. Something that wasn’t an issue for me growing up.Both> That is why I posted the entire list.
Very true. Still no reason for prices to be that high inside any stadium when they’re 1/10th the price a mile away at 7-Eleven.
