Cowboys raising regular-season ticket prices

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The Cowboys have informed season-ticket holders they will use variable ticket pricing this season, Stefan Stevenson of the Fort Worth Star-Telegram reports. That means lower ticket prices for the team’s two home preseason games but more expensive regular-season tickets.

“We are always evaluating feedback from our Season Ticket Holders and adjusting policies based on that feedback,” the Cowboys wrote in an email to season-ticket holders. “Historically, all tickets were priced the same for each home game, including both preseason games. Beginning with the 2019 season, this variable ticket pricing will result in a decreased price for preseason and a higher rate for regular season home games.”

The best seats at AT&T Stadium, which are the first two sections between the end zones on either side of the field, are $410 for regular-season games in 2019. The same seats are $210 in the preseason.

Two season tickets in the best sections at AT&T Stadium will cost $7,400, parking not included.

The cheapest seats at AT&T Stadium will go for $35 in the preseason and $85 in the regular season.
 
OK so what did it cost last year when they charged a flat rate for all of the games? I love a sale.
 
Why? I mean yeah it’s business but you need to win a Super Bowl to jack it up that much

Look at Washington.....nose bleeds are 100 after tax and look at their stadium on sundays....empty
 
Well then I will wait till I hit the lotto to go to a game. I will get a big suite and we will all pack it and party.
 
I went to a game two years ago on Sunday night against the eagles where jerry got his hof ring....went as a corporate guest, got to go on the sideline ahead of the game and then 50 yard club seats....have no idea how much that cost but must have been many 1000s....too bad the cowboys only scored 9 points
 
There feeling the pinch from the lessened cash flow from the gate take& personally, I feel the 31 other team stadium moguls need to feel that restricted cash influx as maybe then they present a more marketable product the ticket buyers want to see, starting with mandatory league rules infraction enforcement
( the same for one& all, not whatever the commissioner feels like handing down on any given day) then the officiating branch of the league to be held accountable & subject to fines/ suspensions for it's less than professional game time penalty rulings,,, getting a handle on those two obvious " ticket buying fan turn-off's" would be a damn fine start in guaranteeing the annual projected take from the gate revenue.
 

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