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CAA ticket price landscape
By: Checkmate Date: January 3, 2024, 1:08 pm
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Here's what prompted this project:
HTML https://x.com/UMassAthletics/status/1742350061257003224?s=20.<br
/>Yes to this. Get the kids into the building, get them inspired
,
you know they'll scream their lungs out, they'll bring their
parents, they'll all buy food, etc. This to me is an easy one.
Note: I do not pay the bills. But if we're worried about
attendance, especially mid-week or during break, a youth price
makes sense to me.
Attendance figures are for conference only so as not to be
skewed by a one-off non-con home date or, on the other hand, a
poor turnout against D-III opponents. Yes, I wander into rabbit
holes.
Some takeaways ...
1. We're on the high end for seats at midcourt.
2. There isn't necessarily a correlation between inexpensive and
high attendance.
3. There is a correlation between team success and high
attendance.
4. Nine of the 14 teams saw their attendance go down from
2017-18 to 2022-23, with our 24 percent decline among the more
notable.
5. Most affordable: Campbell. $15 max and kids are free in
certain sections
6. Least affordable: UNC Wilmington. $35 max, $23 to get in the
door if you're an adult BUT kids are less
7. We're really one of very few teams that holds its Saturday
home games in the evening. I personally prefer that, and think
that crowds show up for it.
STONY BROOK
2022-23 attendance: 2,245
2017-18 attendance: 2,939
Sample game: January 27 v UNC Wilmington, 4pm
Midcourt: $25
Corner: $16
End zone: $12
CAMPBELL
2022-23 attendance: 1,363
2017-18 attendance: 1,736
Sample game: January 13 v Hofstra, 2pm
Midcourt: $15
Corner: $15
End zone: $10
Youth: free (restricted to corners/end zones)
CHARLESTON
2022-23 attendance: 5,046
2017-18 attendance: 4,300
I have no idea. All games are sold out!
DELAWARE
2022-23 attendance: 2,341
2017-18 attendance: 2,277
Sample game: January 27 v Towson, 2pm
Midcourt: $19
Corner: $15
End zone: None (students)
DREXEL
2022-23 attendance: 1,398
2017-18 attendance: 1,205
Sample game: January 27 v UNC A&T, 2pm
Midcourt: $20
Corner: $20
End zone: $15
ELON
2022-23 attendance: 1,824
2017-18 attendance: 1,947
Sample game: January 20 v Northeastern, 7pm
Midcourt: $20
Corner: $20
End zone: $20
HAMPTON
2022-23 attendance: 1,036
2017-18 attendance: 4,307
Sample game: January 27 v Elon, 2pm
Reserved/floor: $20
General admission: $15
HOFSTRA
2022-23 attendance: 2,224
2017-18 attendance: 2,590
Sample game: January 6 v Delaware, 5pm
Midcourt: $20
Corner: $20
End zone: $20
Youth/senior (all sections): $12
MONMOUTH
2022-23 attendance: 1,628
2017-18 attendance: 2,405
Sample game: January 20 v Campbell, 4pm
Midcourt: $20
Corner: $20
General admission: $15
UNC A&T
2022-23 attendance: 2,575
2017-18 attendance: 3,013
Sample game: January 20 v Delaware, 2pm
Midcourt: $15
Corner: $15
UNC WILMINGTON
2022-23 attendance: 4,202
2017-18 attendance: 3,967
Sample game: January 14 v Delaware, 4pm
Midcourt: $35; Youth $25
Corner: $25; Youth $15
End zone: $23; Youth $13
NORTHEASTERN
2022-23 attendance: 944
2017-18 attendance: 1,009
Sample game: January 27 v William & Mary, noon
Adult: $15
Youth/staff: $12
All seats in the arena are the same price it seems.
TOWSON
2022-23 attendance: 2,219
2017-18 attendance: 1,434
Sample game: January 20 v Campbell, 4pm
Midcourt: $20
Corner: $20
General admission: $15
WILLIAM & MARY
2022-23 attendance: 2,684
2017-18 attendance: 3,618
Sample game: January 13 v Stony Brook, 1pm
Midcourt: $15
Corner: $15
End zone: $15
Upper level: $10
End zone: $10 (also $10 for higher sidelines)
#Post#: 42172--------------------------------------------------
Re: CAA ticket price landscape
By: Chairman of the Board Date: January 3, 2024, 2:08 pm
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great research checkie.
my opinion- hofstra is really our best litmus here.
and, the figures are very, very close. the real difference is
student body, cost of tuition, etc.
#Post#: 42175--------------------------------------------------
Re: CAA ticket price landscape
By: guest441 Date: January 3, 2024, 4:52 pm
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[quote author=Checkmate link=topic=1074.msg42169#msg42169
date=1704308914]
Here's what prompted this project:
HTML https://x.com/UMassAthletics/status/1742350061257003224?s=20.<br
/>Yes to this. Get the kids into the building, get them inspired
,
you know they'll scream their lungs out, they'll bring their
parents, they'll all buy food, etc. This to me is an easy one.
Note: I do not pay the bills. But if we're worried about
attendance, especially mid-week or during break, a youth price
makes sense to me.
Attendance figures are for conference only so as not to be
skewed by a one-off non-con home date or, on the other hand, a
poor turnout against D-III opponents. Yes, I wander into rabbit
holes.
Some takeaways ...
1. We're on the high end for seats at midcourt.
2. There isn't necessarily a correlation between inexpensive and
high attendance.
3. There is a correlation between team success and high
attendance.
4. Nine of the 14 teams saw their attendance go down from
2017-18 to 2022-23, with our 24 percent decline among the more
notable.
5. Most affordable: Campbell. $15 max and kids are free in
certain sections
6. Least affordable: UNC Wilmington. $35 max, $23 to get in the
door if you're an adult BUT kids are less
7. We're really one of very few teams that holds its Saturday
home games in the evening. I personally prefer that, and think
that crowds show up for it.
STONY BROOK
2022-23 attendance: 2,245
2017-18 attendance: 2,939
Sample game: January 27 v UNC Wilmington, 4pm
Midcourt: $25
Corner: $16
End zone: $12
CAMPBELL
2022-23 attendance: 1,363
2017-18 attendance: 1,736
Sample game: January 13 v Hofstra, 2pm
Midcourt: $15
Corner: $15
End zone: $10
Youth: free (restricted to corners/end zones)
CHARLESTON
2022-23 attendance: 5,046
2017-18 attendance: 4,300
I have no idea. All games are sold out!
DELAWARE
2022-23 attendance: 2,341
2017-18 attendance: 2,277
Sample game: January 27 v Towson, 2pm
Midcourt: $19
Corner: $15
End zone: None (students)
DREXEL
2022-23 attendance: 1,398
2017-18 attendance: 1,205
Sample game: January 27 v UNC A&T, 2pm
Midcourt: $20
Corner: $20
End zone: $15
ELON
2022-23 attendance: 1,824
2017-18 attendance: 1,947
Sample game: January 20 v Northeastern, 7pm
Midcourt: $20
Corner: $20
End zone: $20
HAMPTON
2022-23 attendance: 1,036
2017-18 attendance: 4,307
Sample game: January 27 v Elon, 2pm
Reserved/floor: $20
General admission: $15
HOFSTRA
2022-23 attendance: 2,224
2017-18 attendance: 2,590
Sample game: January 6 v Delaware, 5pm
Midcourt: $20
Corner: $20
End zone: $20
Youth/senior (all sections): $12
MONMOUTH
2022-23 attendance: 1,628
2017-18 attendance: 2,405
Sample game: January 20 v Campbell, 4pm
Midcourt: $20
Corner: $20
General admission: $15
UNC A&T
2022-23 attendance: 2,575
2017-18 attendance: 3,013
Sample game: January 20 v Delaware, 2pm
Midcourt: $15
Corner: $15
UNC WILMINGTON
2022-23 attendance: 4,202
2017-18 attendance: 3,967
Sample game: January 14 v Delaware, 4pm
Midcourt: $35; Youth $25
Corner: $25; Youth $15
End zone: $23; Youth $13
NORTHEASTERN
2022-23 attendance: 944
2017-18 attendance: 1,009
Sample game: January 27 v William & Mary, noon
Adult: $15
Youth/staff: $12
All seats in the arena are the same price it seems.
TOWSON
2022-23 attendance: 2,219
2017-18 attendance: 1,434
Sample game: January 20 v Campbell, 4pm
Midcourt: $20
Corner: $20
General admission: $15
WILLIAM & MARY
2022-23 attendance: 2,684
2017-18 attendance: 3,618
Sample game: January 13 v Stony Brook, 1pm
Midcourt: $15
Corner: $15
End zone: $15
Upper level: $10
End zone: $10 (also $10 for higher sidelines)
[/quote]
Nice job but you know that the attendance numbers sbu puts out
are inflated a lot. there have not been more than 600 people at
a basketball game this year and everyone who has gone myself
included will tell you that.
on their website it says Rob Emmerich is in charge of everything
you mention here you should send your suggestion to him because
what he is doing isnt working. when our daughter was an athlete
at sb he never said hi to us not even once.
From their website. Rob Emmerich is in his 25th year as an
administrator on the Stony Brook Athletics staff and currently
serves as the Deputy Director of Athletics. He oversees all
marketing, ticketing, corporate sales, fundraising and
communications efforts and is responsible for the implementation
of Stony Brook Athletics' strategic marketing plan.
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