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To add, I haven't gone to a Knicks regular season game in a while, but friends trying to go with say 3 kids have told me that even for random regular season games the prices are insane. And our regular season games mean so much more than the NBA.
 
lawmanfan said:
What will not be interesting is when people complain about ticket prices going up or games not being played on campus or that their seats are worse because they have not joined Red White or contributed to the program.

Whether folks like it or not, it has never been clearer that putting a winning team on the floor costs A LOT of money and that is not coming out of English Literature or law school professor salaries.
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Yes, I agree. But it doesn't matter how much they jack up the season ticket prices or entice people to increase their donations to Red/White club, there will still be a huge, gaping revenue hole if the roster costs $14-18 million annually.
 
Redenbacher said:
Yes, I agree. But it doesn't matter how much they jack up the season ticket prices or entice people to increase their donations to Red/White club, there will still be a huge, gaping revenue hole if the roster costs $14-18 million annually.
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Expect to see a rise in ticket prices!
 
hardytime said:
To add, I haven't gone to a Knicks regular season game in a while, but friends trying to go with say 3 kids have told me that even for random regular season games the prices are insane. And our regular season games mean so much more than the NBA.
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Yeah it's a minimum of $1K for a 3-4 person family to go to ANY Knicks game. For awful seats. Rangers, concerts, etc. also have insane prices. Most families have been completely priced out of those events, and IMO it will hurt them long-term if kids aren't going to games. Nostalgia is such a huge part of sports fandom.

Fortunately my two favorite sports are college basketball and MLB, and those are very reasonably priced still.
 
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