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[QUOTE="kingottoiii, post: 339019"] If we reduced capacity 10% then we would be losing 3 seats per row. You are absolutely right about the 35 vs 20 but we are talking 35 vs 33 here. Huge difference. Right now with plenty of empty seats, displacing of fans wouldn't be a factor. Our season tickets are less than 50% capacity. Reducing capacity to 44k there is still plenty of room. Maybe people will have to move two seats over or one row back but they won't be making any drastic moves like the 35 vs 20. [/QUOTE]
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