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[QUOTE="Consigliere, post: 4774027, member: 559"]
My information is somewhat dated as I have been out of the loop since July but I can tell you that as of mid-summer there were still a lot of decisions to be made.

TicketMaster/Live Nation does recommend a premium for aisle seats. You can see that if you have bought pavilion seats at The Amp. SU/Legends lean against that. You can see that Legends does not embrace it at Yankee Stadium. But it was still under consideration. 
They were struggling with the notion of upgraded seats in the best locations. It is a real challenge in a multi use stadium. Some of the best football seats for the six or seven home dates aren’t even usable for the 20 basketball home dates. And some of the best basketball seats are among the worst for football. There will be some differentiation between upper and lower bowls but not sure where they landed beyond that. 
Cup holders and arm rests are still TBD. They were planning on experimenting a bit. 
The tiered preferred pricing for upper bowl sideline seats has been a failure. My section (319) has four different pricing points and you can save hundreds of dollars by moving up 5 rows. During the season ticket sale push you could see the first few rows of each price tier sell decently, then rows of unsold seats, followed by the next price tier with the same pattern. I expect this will be addressed. 
Long term seat licenses were never discussed except super premium areas like boxes and some of the new additions. As mentioned there was sensitivity to the term donation in lieu of changes to the IRS code.  Not surprising that they would change the terminology.

Again, this is all somewhat dated but at the time I had a pretty good feel for what was being considered.
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