If they RIP out seats in the 500 level to create party decks what happens to those PSL owners?

[Pantherzack179812]

4 hours ago, grateflday said:

One reason is the prices have gone up a lot.  My tickets just back in 2012 were $64 a seat are now $100 to $120 a game (they instituted variable pricing by game last season, so some games face amt were more) AND THE BIGGER issue is way to many PSL owners rather eat their tickets than sell them below face or even give them away.  I am not saying they have to do either, but if their seat is empty that's what they did. 

That's the hard thing. When the team is 2015,2013,2017 good, it's worth that. But paying to see the late 2018 games and 2016 is what makes being a PSL owner suck sometimes. 

[grateflday]

1 hour ago, Pantherzack179812 said:

That's the hard thing. When the team is 2015,2013,2017 good, it's worth that. But paying to see the late 2018 games and 2016 is what makes being a PSL owner suck sometimes. 

I hear ya.  I personally do not mind paying the current cost because I look at the total cost as buying an entire season and find that reasonable.  I enjoy being at the stadium on game day, good or bad season.  Obviously the good ones are more fun. :-).   

I think the issue with ticket prices effects the single game buyers more.  They are less likely to drop that kind of money on a single game or two.  And again the worst part is all the PSl owners who rather eat their tickets than sell them below face or even give them away. I am sure many of them are owned by brokers.  Instead they rather the seat be empty.

[StoneColdET]

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[Devil Doc]

I was wondering where did they get the emails to send the surveys too? I got one.. but dont remember giving my Email to Panthers... except this page.. Hmm

[GRWatcher]

6 hours ago, Devil Doc said:

I was wondering where did they get the emails to send the surveys too? I got one.. but dont remember giving my Email to Panthers... except this page.. Hmm

It's part of the information you give them as a PSL owner so you can get updates, advance notice for ticket sales, PSL Privileges entries, team store sales, etc. If you're a PSL owner and they don't have your email you're missing out on a large portion of the privileges. It's also needed to mange your PSL account online.

[Anybodyhome]

Remember what happened to all the Dallas Cowboy and New York Giants fans when both of those teams built new stadiums? They both had generations of season-ticket holders who got screwed when they priced the new stadium seats. "We don't care if your grandfather started coming to Giants games in the 1930's and your family has had season tickets for the last 70 years. We do care if you're a crazy rich corporate geek who will attend 3-5 home games a year when the weather is good and is paying 5x what you were."

The Panthers sell out because they only put out about 3500 open sale tickets per game. The rest of the stadium is PSL-owned.