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[QUOTE="HRE Otto IV, post: 4152765, member: 5685"]
Part of me wonders if the price increase is to reduce STHs on the sidelines. That way when real seating is put in SU won't have to deal with displacing people due to reduced capacity. People will self displace now due to the pricing.

I still can't believe the upper sidelines. You cannot have 4 price points in the same section with huge gaps between those price points.

A person in A with 2 tickets was paying $1000. Now they have to pay $1300 and be disgruntled or they can move back a dozen rows to B and still pay $1000 but will also be disgruntled.

A person in B was paying $800 and now has to pay $1000 or they can move back a dozen rows and pay only $700, which is $100 less than last year.

A person who was non premium but now B was paying $450 and now has $1000!!! They can move back a dozen rows but still pay $700, two dozen rows but still pay $600, or possibly three dozen rows (302 for example) and pay only $250. All of those options suck for these people.

A person who was non premium but now C was paying $450 and now has $700! They can move back a dozen rows but still pay $600, or possibly two dozen rows (302 for example) and pay only $250.

A person who was non premium but now D was paying $450 and now has $600. They can move back possibly a dozen rows (302 for example) and pay only $250.

A person who was near the top of the Dome was paying $450 and now has only $250! Why in the world would SU cut these tickets which are pretty good seats by $100 each? Especially when there could be an increase in demand due to displaced people from the price hiked rows?
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