I’d plan for another 15% drop…that’s if the economy holds up under $5 gas prices.
Unless the team does well and is contention then its all moot.
Could happen…best case scenario is economy continues to improve, gas prices fall back down, Mets contend, you could see a gain. There will also be continued downward price pressure from ticket marketplaces though. If I were the Mets, I’d sign up now for no change this year.
If they were still at shea they would be much better off….just saying.
because they wouldn’t have had as high a peak in 2009 for the drop off to be 30%. I don’t think that’s better.
Good point…but what is going to hurt them long-term is debt…they would have much less debt if still in Shea…New Shea was all planned for pre-Financial Crisis and pre-Madoff Ponzi Collapse. Nobody in the employ of the NY Mets foresaw those events.
I wonder about that, but would fans just be miserable in an old stadium while the Yankees already won once in their fake new one.
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I’d plan for another 15% drop…that’s if the economy holds up under $5 gas prices.
Unless the team does well and is contention then its all moot.
Could happen…best case scenario is economy continues to improve, gas prices fall back down, Mets contend, you could see a gain. There will also be continued downward price pressure from ticket marketplaces though. If I were the Mets, I’d sign up now for no change this year.
If they were still at shea they would be much better off….just saying.
because they wouldn’t have had as high a peak in 2009 for the drop off to be 30%. I don’t think that’s better.
Good point…but what is going to hurt them long-term is debt…they would have much less debt if still in Shea…New Shea was all planned for pre-Financial Crisis and pre-Madoff Ponzi Collapse. Nobody in the employ of the NY Mets foresaw those events.
I wonder about that, but would fans just be miserable in an old stadium while the Yankees already won once in their fake new one.