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Ticket prices are a huge factor. Just look at the Final Four. Who in their right mind would pay a dollar to sit in the far back of the upper deck? Same with UFC. Who would pay a lot to sit so far back you can't see anything? Baseball and football are no different. After going one time and finally getting to see your team, it's only really worth ticket prices these days if you have good seats.

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Never been to a Panther game, since I live in California, Ive been to one 49ers game, a few years back I believe it was a Thursday night game, vs the Bears. It was an awesome experience, even though I can't stand the 49ers and don't care too much for the Bears, I believe Cutler threw like 4 picks that game.

4 years ago, I had a chance to go to the Raiders vs Panthers game, but decided against it. Oakland is a terrible place to go watch a game as a visitor. Especially after we beat them. The fans there are terrible. Everyone I know who goes to Raiders games always talk about how many fights they seen, or how rowdy the drunk Raidernation is.. I didn't feel like going to County Jail that day....

I was thinking about traveling down to SD to watch us play, but it is too close to Xmas. Gotta get the kids taken care of 1st.

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Never been to a Panther game, since I live in California, Ive been to one 49ers game, a few years back I believe it was a Thursday night game, vs the Bears. It was an awesome experience, even though I can't stand the 49ers and don't care too much for the Bears, I believe Cutler threw like 4 picks that game.

4 years ago, I had a chance to go to the Raiders vs Panthers game, but decided against it. Oakland is a terrible place to go watch a game as a visitor. Especially after we beat them. The fans there are terrible. Everyone I know who goes to Raiders games always talk about how many fights they seen, or how rowdy the drunk Raidernation is.. I didn't feel like going to County Jail that day....

I was thinking about traveling down to SD to watch us play, but it is too close to Xmas. Gotta get the kids taken care of 1st.

I went to that Raider game and took my mom (lifelong diehard Raider fan) and had a blast. Ironically, the closest fight I came to was with four Panther fans in front of me. I'm going to SD for the game this year, and went to opening day last year against AZ. If its a Panthers game ANYWHERE on or near the west coast, I am going to be there.

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Shame on you guys.

I have to wake up at 8ish to even get some grub in me. Drive to the sports bar and beg them to turn the Carolina game on, no volume of course.

If I lived anywhere near Charlotte I would make it to 6/8 home games easily.

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I try to go to at least a couple of games a year, though living in Wilmington makes attending more than that impractical. I notice this year tickets seem to be more expensive than in the past too. That being the case, I may have to limit my road trips to just one this year (I already have tix on the way for the home opener). Still, I love the atmosphere of being in the stadium on a crisp fall day! One solution to losing attendance due to the economy might be to enhance and make the the ticket two-pack a more robust program.

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I go to all the games except when the Steelers play here preseason. My seats go unused. I can't stand all the fat smelly skanks and Steeler bandwagon trash. It makes my blood boil so I stay home for that one.

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Never been to a Panther game, since I live in California, Ive been to one 49ers game, a few years back I believe it was a Thursday night game, vs the Bears. It was an awesome experience, even though I can't stand the 49ers and don't care too much for the Bears, I believe Cutler threw like 4 picks that game.

4 years ago, I had a chance to go to the Raiders vs Panthers game, but decided against it. Oakland is a terrible place to go watch a game as a visitor. Especially after we beat them. The fans there are terrible. Everyone I know who goes to Raiders games always talk about how many fights they seen, or how rowdy the drunk Raidernation is.. I didn't feel like going to County Jail that day....

I was thinking about traveling down to SD to watch us play, but it is too close to Xmas. Gotta get the kids taken care of 1st.

If you can afford the trip I highly recommend heading up to Seattle. Beautiful city, great fans.

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