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[QUOTE="upperdeck, post: 5143464, member: 474"]
I have the map from mid july and compared it to today.

There is no logical reason to think that people have been buying tickets every other row and no one has tried to resell any of them.,

So by that logic there are a bunch of rows not being sold at all.

By that same token many rows you can buy now that you couldnt it july when more were held for season tickets.

just for exampl mid july section 317 row k - V were available to buy, all of them.  now you can only by every othe row and its been like that for weeks.  I dont think they magically sold just the every other row.  They removed them about a week later and they never came back open.

They have done well in the 100s and 200s though in moving a chunk of tickets.

those $250 tickets in c108 have not done much.  just too pricey

But I wonder if price is really the issue here. $50-70 mid field upperdeck is not a crazy price, For Ohio maybe but not the location.

But no one is really buying the $20-30 dollar ones either, in the other areas of the dome.

we can complain, but what price pt makes sense in the big picture when you also deal with season tickets.

Maybe pricing Ohio all along as a cheaper option made more sense but only if people showed up.

GT will tell us what demand really is but I think 50% of people or more balk at $50 tickets in this area, but will pay $1-200 to go to a bills game.
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