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“The reality is about 80 per cent of the seats in the stadium have already been spoken for? - @craigreynolds8#CFL#Riders via @murraylp
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"We’re moving 24,000 season-ticket holders to their seats in the new stadium." - @craigreynolds8#CFL#Riders via @murraylp
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"This will be the largest season-ticket-holder move in Canadian sports history." - @craigreynolds8#CFL#Riders via @murraylp[/b]
Good for them, they probably would have sold that many even without a new stadium but no doubt they will sell out every seat in the first year just like Ottawa and Hamilton did in their new stadiums.
Frankly The Riders don't have a problem filling the Stadium no matter what it's called or no matter what game!
30,000 plus is not/has not been a problem in Saskatchewan. :cowboy:
Well sort of nice, Why build such a tiny stadium. Oh!! a 65,000 seater, they would fallen very short of their objective. But its a sell out very game now . Gee;s
Called Lying With Statistics!!!!!!!!!!!!
Wow, doesn't surprise me though, the support the Riders receive is fantastic especially considering the population there in the Regina area albeit people drive long distances to go to Rider games in Saskatchewan. But the entire province of Saskatchewan is only about 1.13 million from what I'm reading on the net.
Yes "The Riders' are and always have been a "provincial community" supported Franchise that consistently garners more fans to games then teams in cities with Millions. lololol :cowboy:
Isn’t the capacity of the new stadium about the same as the old stadium? You would think that they would have at least made the capacity a little higher than the current stadium.
I would not see a need to increase seating. The proirity should be improved seating and keeping the demand high which they will acomplish. The increase should and will be in corporate luxury boxes, retail and ticket prices. Sask has got it all going on imo and are the envy of the league .