New Business Model

[weams]

[weams]

 

[joelala]

6 minutes ago, weams said:

 

I work in theatre and a lot of theatres are switching to this model now as well.

[Chavez Ravine]

Does it include a discount on Portland Timbers tickets?

[VaBird1]

So, you become a member and then purchase tickets whenever you want?

[weams]

1 minute ago, VaBird1 said:

So, you become a member and then purchase tickets whenever you want?

You get general admission to all home games.  If you want assigned seating, you get first dibs. 

[VaBird1]

Ok.  That is what I was trying to work out.

[FastEddie]

Their ushers must be much more strict than ours

[eddie83]

There are certainly some ideas the Orioles could incorporate here. Anyway to get more people in the stands especially for games during the week would be beneficial. Giving season holders concession discounts makes sense as well.  

[Ohfan67]

It would be neat to use your 81 tickets any way you want. Want to take a group of friends or family to a game, then you could use a dozen general admission tickets in one shot. Have the premium reserved tickets as a trade in upgrade. Maybe two general admission tickets for a decent reserved seat. Four for a really nice reserved seat. Your 81 general admission tickets would double as credits for upgrades. That would give a family a lot of options. I share four season tickets with a couple of other families to a summer, wooden bat league for college players. Our plan is not quite that flexible, but does have built in flexibility plus all you can eat or drink as part of ticket. Great for family outings or bringing friends.