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[thewupk]

What about average price per ticket? I think total revenue per game should be the barometer aND not attendance. Attendance can though give indicators about future growth or reduction in those revenues however

Those numbers aren't available. What we do know is the Braves expect more than a 19% increase.

 

[thethe]

If the Braves are at 19% now then I would fell comfortable saying it will be more by the end of the year.

 

[thewupk]

I think we would need to judge the trending up until June 7th and not full year figures. I'd wager all teams get sizeable bumps in summer attendance.

Or we can just wait it out and see if the overall attendance bump gets higher. I think it's fair to say the attendance so far is less than expected.

 

[thethe]

Or we can just wait it out and see if the overall attendance bump gets higher. I think it's fair to say the attendance so far is less than expected.

Was their an expectation released on the attendance bump as of June 7th?

 

[thewupk]

Was their an expectation released on the attendance bump as of June 7th?

I'm pretty sure the Braves expect at minimum a 500K bump over last year. There is work to still be done to reach that number.

 

[thethe]

I'm pretty sure the Braves expect at minimum a 500K bump over last year. There is work to still be done to reach that number.

Agreed.

 

[msstate7]

2016 thru 24 home games, the braves had 534,544 (22,273 avg). 2017 thru 24 home games, the braves had 706,837 (29,452 avg).

So far there's been a 24% increase in attendance.

http://m.espn.com/mlb/teamschedule?teamId=15&src=desktop

 

[thethe]

2016 thru 24 home games, the braves had 534,544 (22,273 avg). 2017 thru 24 home games, the braves had 706,837 (29,452 avg).

So far there's been a 24% increase in attendance.

http://m.espn.com/mlb/teamschedule?teamId=15&src=desktop

That's just number of people as well. I'm guessing average price per ticket is greater. Wonder hw the concessions are doing.

 

[bravesfanMatt]

That's just number of people as well. I'm guessing average price per ticket is greater. Wonder hw the concessions are doing.

We since we are all fat southern hillbillies.. Very well.

 

[msstate7]

We since we are all fat southern hillbillies.. Very well.

We poor though, so maybe not

 

[thewupk]

2016 thru 24 home games, the braves had 534,544 (22,273 avg). 2017 thru 24 home games, the braves had 706,837 (29,452 avg).

So far there's been a 24% increase in attendance.

http://m.espn.com/mlb/teamschedule?teamId=15&src=desktop

That's a better number. Hopefully we can get that 500K bump.

 

[thewupk]

That's just number of people as well. I'm guessing average price per ticket is greater. Wonder hw the concessions are doing.

Doesn't that generally happen for every new stadium?

 

[thethe]

Doesn't that generally happen for every new stadium?

I'm not sure? I'm speculating because we condensed the max attendance so it would make sense of average price per ticket increased by a healthy percentage.

 

[thewupk]

I'm not sure? I'm speculating because we condensed the max attendance so it would make sense of average price per ticket increased by a healthy percentage.

I think they did that so the team doesn't get embarrassed the next time we make the playoffs and have empty seats everywhere.

 

[thethe]

I think they did that so the team doesn't get embarrassed the next time we make the playoffs and have empty seats everywhere.

That cub series was the worst.

 

[Julio3000]

That cub series was the worst.

Ugh. I went to one of those games and sat in a sea of Cubs fans. ****ing travesty.

 

[thethe]

Ugh. I went to one of those games and sat in a sea of Cubs fans. ****ing travesty.

I wasn't even there and was embarassed. Met fans wouldn't let me here the end of it

 

[Enscheff]

We poor though, so maybe not

And you can't read, so how do you even find the concession stands? Or the bathrooms? Just piss all over the place after drinking the Bud Light you keistered in?

 

[Enscheff]

2016 thru 24 home games, the braves had 534,544 (22,273 avg). 2017 thru 24 home games, the braves had 706,837 (29,452 avg).

So far there's been a 24% increase in attendance.

http://m.espn.com/mlb/teamschedule?teamId=15&src=desktop

That Swanson promotion certainly paid off then. Good to know The Genius understands how to drive attendance!!