49rs 2x seating prices - how would we react in Baltimore?

**DarthCorvax** · 06-11-2012, 09:29 PM

I doubt ticket prices in Baltimore will get to where they will in the Niners new stadium. The last couple of seasons, I've gone to a game, but as my investments are doing better, I can see myself staying on that track or going to a couple more per yer.

I probably won't be getting a PSL anytime soon, even though I want one.

**shine** · 06-12-2012, 01:41 PM

does anyone think that they will start charging the at-home tv watching public to watch premium games on tv...
simular to prime time boxing matches...
charging a flat fee to watch certain games.

I have psl but only go to two to four games...
when Im at home, I wish I was in the stadium.
I sell my seats to friends and family.
They can afford to go once a year...

**BcRaven** · 06-12-2012, 02:09 PM

Originally Posted by shine

does anyone think that they will start charging the at-home tv watching public to watch premium games on tv...

It's possible, although in Cleveland the Browns pay fans $10 a game to watch them on TV. Many have rejected the offer. Wouldn't you? ... Bc

**GOTA** · 06-12-2012, 02:26 PM

Originally Posted by shine

does anyone think that they will start charging the at-home tv watching public to watch premium games on tv...
simular to prime time boxing matches...
charging a flat fee to watch certain games.

I have psl but only go to two to four games...
when Im at home, I wish I was in the stadium.
I sell my seats to friends and family.
They can afford to go once a year...

The already do. That's what the NFL Sunday Ticket is. For a flat fee you get access to everything that is not normally shown in your area.

I don't see a pay per view with no other option like those events you describe. The networks have no problem selling advertising at the highest possible rates for the Super Bowl and other huge games. Why would they take that away for pay per view?