Heard we are under 120 tickets from having sold 10,000 season tickets

(09-10-2015 07:28 AM)RamblinRedWolf Wrote:  Heard we are under 120 tickets from having sold 10,000 season tickets

what's your record for season tickets sold?

Hopefully we'll be getting to that point sooner rather than later.

What had been your totals for the last couple of years?

Did the home game with Missouri help ? If so, how much do you think?

Just wondering what kind of surge a program might get by getting a home game with a nearby SEC TEAM. Considering a program would likely be giving up a million dollar pay day in exchange for a home & home, how many more tickets would you need to sale to make that up strictly in cash. Certainly the local economy would see that, but what about the actual school? Of course the intangible benefits are hard to put a price on, and imop are worth it anyway. Just from a dollars stand point, wondering the numbers difference?

If stAte sells 30,000 tickets that would be 1.65 million dollars in ticket sales so that would cover the 1.5 million St Louis offered to stAte to have the game there. Then there are the concessions we get to keep. Then parking is ours too (going for $20 per). So all in all it looks like a good move to keep the game in Jonesboro. Of course there are expenses. One other factor is that with the new press box / premium seating I think they guarantee 6 home games...so if the game went to St Louis stAte might have collected less money from that revenue source.

IMHO...keeping the game in Jonesboro will be a win-win-win...More money for the program, the excitement of a SEC team at home and more money being spent in Jonesboro!

Wow. I can't wait until the day Coastal sells that many season tickets.

Well done. Very impressive.

Got this from astatenation.com article

2014
9,875? (Not 100% if that's full on accurate but it should be close from last I heard)

2013
8418

2012
8092

2011
7042

2010
6180

2009
5840

2008
5481

2007
5633

2006
3431

2005
3210

(09-10-2015 10:01 AM)RamblinRedWolf Wrote:  Got this from astatenation.com article

2014
9,875? (Not 100% if that's full on accurate but it should be close from last I heard)

2013
8418

2012
8092

2011
7042

2010
6180

2009
5840

2008
5481

2007
5633

2006
3431

2005
3210

Nice year over year increases there!

(09-10-2015 10:01 AM)RamblinRedWolf Wrote:  Got this from astatenation.com article

2014
9,875? (Not 100% if that's full on accurate but it should be close from last I heard)

2013
8418

2012
8092

2011
7042

2010
6180

2009
5840

2008
5481

2007
5633

2006
3431

2005
3210

That's impressive!!!

(09-10-2015 10:01 AM)RamblinRedWolf Wrote:  Got this from astatenation.com article

2014
9,875? (Not 100% if that's full on accurate but it should be close from last I heard)

2013
8418

2012
8092

2011
7042

2010
6180

2009
5840

2008
5481

2007
5633

2006
3431

2005
3210

y/y looks good.

(09-10-2015 10:01 AM)RamblinRedWolf Wrote:  Got this from astatenation.com article

2014
9,875? (Not 100% if that's full on accurate but it should be close from last I heard)

2013
8418

2012
8092

2011
7042

2010
6180

2009
5840

2008
5481

2007
5633

2006
3431

2005
3210

2014 was 8571. Looks like it will be over a 1,500 increase in tickets from last year. Combination of the new press box, Missouri home game and pricing, and having a coach return for the second season.

(09-10-2015 08:44 AM)The4thOption Wrote:  What had been your totals for the last couple of years?

Did the home game with Missouri help ? If so, how much do you think?

Just wondering what kind of surge a program might get by getting a home game with a nearby SEC TEAM. Considering a program would likely be giving up a million dollar pay day in exchange for a home & home, how many more tickets would you need to sale to make that up strictly in cash. Certainly the local economy would see that, but what about the actual school? Of course the intangible benefits are hard to put a price on, and imop are worth it anyway. Just from a dollars stand point, wondering the numbers difference?

We've priced Season Tickets in such a way that it makes far more sense for someone thinking of going to Mizzou and maybe 2 other games to just buy season tickets. You could get a Season ticket for $125, or spend $65 buying those same seats for just the Mizzou game.

Another interesting thing we did is we packaged the Missouri and ULL games together in a mini plan for basically the same price as a single ticket to just the Missouri game. Essentially, we're encouraging people to buy tickets to more than just the Missouri game.

Latest update: 9,994 season tickets have been sold. 6 more to go. School is counting down on Twitter.

(09-11-2015 12:06 PM)chiefsfan Wrote:  Latest update: 9,994 season tickets have been sold. 6 more to go. School is counting down on Twitter.

Officially reached 10,000!

(09-11-2015 12:06 PM)chiefsfan Wrote:  Latest update: 9,994 season tickets have been sold. 6 more to go. School is counting down on Twitter.

10K!

https://twitter.com/JasonMartinASU/statu...0117548032

Yep. 10K was reached. Blake Anderson bought tickets 9,999 and 10,000 and will give them away to two lucky fans in a contest at the Pre Missouri Pep Rally tonight.

I'm guessing that was pre planned so we had complete control of what happened to ticket 10,000

We r at 10250 right now

(09-10-2015 12:05 PM)chiefsfan Wrote:  

(09-10-2015 08:44 AM)The4thOption Wrote:  What had been your totals for the last couple of years?

Did the home game with Missouri help ? If so, how much do you think?

Just wondering what kind of surge a program might get by getting a home game with a nearby SEC TEAM. Considering a program would likely be giving up a million dollar pay day in exchange for a home & home, how many more tickets would you need to sale to make that up strictly in cash. Certainly the local economy would see that, but what about the actual school? Of course the intangible benefits are hard to put a price on, and imop are worth it anyway. Just from a dollars stand point, wondering the numbers difference?

We've priced Season Tickets in such a way that it makes far more sense for someone thinking of going to Mizzou and maybe 2 other games to just buy season tickets. You could get a Season ticket for $125, or spend $65 buying those same seats for just the Mizzou game.

Another interesting thing we did is we packaged the Missouri and ULL games together in a mini plan for basically the same price as a single ticket to just the Missouri game. Essentially, we're encouraging people to buy tickets to more than just the Missouri game.

You guys know quality competition when you see it.

(09-12-2015 10:29 AM)CajunFanatico Wrote:  

(09-10-2015 12:05 PM)chiefsfan Wrote:  

(09-10-2015 08:44 AM)The4thOption Wrote:  What had been your totals for the last couple of years?

Did the home game with Missouri help ? If so, how much do you think?

Just wondering what kind of surge a program might get by getting a home game with a nearby SEC TEAM. Considering a program would likely be giving up a million dollar pay day in exchange for a home & home, how many more tickets would you need to sale to make that up strictly in cash. Certainly the local economy would see that, but what about the actual school? Of course the intangible benefits are hard to put a price on, and imop are worth it anyway. Just from a dollars stand point, wondering the numbers difference?

We've priced Season Tickets in such a way that it makes far more sense for someone thinking of going to Mizzou and maybe 2 other games to just buy season tickets. You could get a Season ticket for $125, or spend $65 buying those same seats for just the Mizzou game.

Another interesting thing we did is we packaged the Missouri and ULL games together in a mini plan for basically the same price as a single ticket to just the Missouri game. Essentially, we're encouraging people to buy tickets to more than just the Missouri game.

You guys know quality competition when you see it.

We've been playing you USL/ULL/LA guys for a long time now. The second time I was ever on TV was at a ASU/USL game at Indian Stadium when I was in the 9th grade. I'm 50 now.

But I digress. The biggest thing I see in this is that 10 years ago we had 3210 season ticket holders. The last number that I saw for last night had us right at 10,250. That, my friends, is a ressurection of a program!

(09-12-2015 11:08 AM)doberman Wrote:  We've been playing you USL/ULL/LA guys for a long time now. The second time I was ever on TV was at a ASU/USL game at Indian Stadium when I was in the 9th grade. I'm 50 now.

A youngster.

Good luck tonight guys.

BTW, the Prophet just scored on an 88 yard rush. His second TD.