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8 minutes ago, eddie83 said:

Exactly. Nobody is dragging their kids out in that weather on a school night.  

We can talk about weather all day long though but this is about lack of season ticket holders. There are no advanced sales for weeknight games in April. No giveaways these games either. Why would someone in advance buy tickets to these 3 games?  Even if the weather is nicer your fan base comes from the suburbs and is going to wait and go to games most convenient for them, Friday, Saturday and Sunday games.  

Exactly ,they have Little league Day against the Tigers on Sunday this month. They will have a nice crowd and looks like no kids free tickets are left. Weekdays in April and May not so much.

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We still go to some games but we stopped buying season tickets (we had had them for 17 years) when they let Markakis go.  But even now when we go its really hard to stomach watching Chris Davis and Tillman (we definitely do not buy tickets when Tillman is scheduled to pitch).  There have to be better options.  I do feel some hope with Mancini, Bundy, Gausman and Sisco coming along so maybe we will buy them again someday.

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Is it spring break in Baltimore this week.  It is here.  This would think that might increase attendance but I think a lot of families travel out of town.

That said, it's still rough.  Bad team last year, no hype this year, bad weather,  bad opponent, hangover from the riots.  It's a lot of add up to low attendance.

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2 minutes ago, interloper said:

Lowest *paid* attendance in history.

More than 7k fans paid to see the game with no fans?  I don't think the team charged fans to a game they were not allowed to attend. And if you are looking for why attendance is down look at the no fan game for the reason.  

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1 minute ago, atomic said:

More than 7k fans paid to see the game with no fans?  I don't think the team charged fans to a game they were not allowed to attend. And if you are looking for why attendance is down look at the no fan game for the reason.  

What?

I'm saying last night was the Orioles' lowest paid attendance in history at Camden Yards. 

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Just now, interloper said:

What?

I'm saying last night was the Orioles' lowest paid attendance in history at Camden Yards. 

Well you were wrong. They had a game with no fans .  How could that have more paid attendance than last nights game. 

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Just now, atomic said:

Well you were wrong. They had a game with no fans .  How could that have more paid attendance than last nights game. 

The fans didn't pay for the game they were not allowed to attend, genius. What the hell are you even talking about?

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Just now, atomic said:

0 is less than 7915.  I am not sure what else there is to say. 

Wow, you're not too smart huh?

0 is the least attended game, yes.

Last night was the least attended game in which tickets were sold for the game.

 

WOW. 

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5 hours ago, mdbdotcom said:

Team came in last place and didn't add to the team until spring training, long after season ticket renewals. How are other non-contending teams doing? Owners may have outsmarted themselves with their free agency waiting strategy.

I think this is a great point. Every year the Orioles do this and every year it seems to cost them season ticket holders. This is what happens when your strategy is to wait every out, because you end up waiting out your season ticket renewals as well.

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