[i]It appears as if the stadium fight has not had an adverse affect on the team’s bottom line.
“We had a 19% growth rate in total revenue for last year, which is phenomenal all things considered with the economy and some of the situations we were going through,? Mitchell said.
The team went over the $1-million in merchandise sales for the first time in history.[/i]
[i] “Essentially, we’re sold out in our present stadium with our corporate partnerships.?
On the ticket front, Mitchell said season-ticket renewals are above 90 per cent and corporate suites are completely sold out. While he refused to provide total numbers, Mitchell said they’ve sold 1,000 more season tickets over 2010.
“We’re by no means sold out for every game but we’re making great progress,? Mitchell said.
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Mitchell said they’ve sold 1,000 more season tickets over 2010.
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12% = 1,000 seats? That's about 9,000 season tickets holders "to date" last year.
That doesn’t sound right. What did I misinterpret?
That may be 12% total ticket sales, including suites and single game/corporate sales...
If single tickets aren't on sale yet then I assume tha'ts all it is (season, corporate).
Otherwise ya, you are right season seats are that low. I don't think they have ever really said how many but I want to say I read somewhere about there being 14k season seats holders...
Either way, glad to see the Ti-Cats doing well. That new stadium coming and the team being competitive will sure help.
As a CFL fan I want all franchises to thrive. It's the only way the league (or any) can reach it's full potential.