I was surprised how many basketball season tickets we sold last year.


http://www.ajc.com/weblogs/georgia-stat ... et-prices/

We didn't provide the suite and club seat information I see.

I hope we can up our season tickets sales.

A lot of people aren't using those bball tickets.

Dmanuhone wrote:I was surprised how many basketball season tickets we sold last year.


http://www.ajc.com/weblogs/georgia-stat ... et-prices/

They have our average ticket price lower than the least expensive ticket price. How's that work? Should not an average always be betwixt the max and min values, regardless if it be a straight or weighted average.

McLeansvilleAppFan wrote:

Dmanuhone wrote:I was surprised how many basketball season tickets we sold last year.


http://www.ajc.com/weblogs/georgia-stat ... et-prices/

They have our average ticket price lower than the least expensive ticket price. How's that work? Should not an average always be betwixt the max and min values, regardless if it be a straight or weighted average.

Youth season tickets $110
Senior Citizen, Staff & Faculty season tickets $140

A lot of people take advantage of this. Out of the 4 tickets I purchase 1 is a Youth and 1 is a Sr Citizen. I'd guess this is what lowers the average.

So the minimum is not really the minimum. That make's sense.

McLeansvilleAppFan wrote:So the minimum is not really the minimum. That make's sense.

Government accounting

To be fair, I am sure the question was answered as the min. price for regular fare. To explain all the details of reduced fare prices would be a bit much for a short article. So reduced price fares are part of the season tickets sold and when divided by the amount raised the average is less than the min (regular) fare.

It will be interesting to see who if anyone ups the price when we come to town. Perhaps GA St. And of course GSU will.

McLeansvilleAppFan wrote:To be fair, I am sure the question was answered as the min. price for regular fare. To explain all the details of reduced fare prices would be a bit much for a short article. So reduced price fares are part of the season tickets sold and when divided by the amount raised the average is less than the min (regular) fare.

So the min is not really the min. Yep govt accounting

bcoach wrote:

McLeansvilleAppFan wrote:To be fair, I am sure the question was answered as the min. price for regular fare. To explain all the details of reduced fare prices would be a bit much for a short article. So reduced price fares are part of the season tickets sold and when divided by the amount raised the average is less than the min (regular) fare.

So the min is not really the min. Yep govt accounting

I prefer to call that Enron accounting or Wall St. accounting.

McLeansvilleAppFan wrote:

bcoach wrote:

McLeansvilleAppFan wrote:To be fair, I am sure the question was answered as the min. price for regular fare. To explain all the details of reduced fare prices would be a bit much for a short article. So reduced price fares are part of the season tickets sold and when divided by the amount raised the average is less than the min (regular) fare.

So the min is not really the min. Yep govt accounting

I prefer to call that Enron accounting or Wall St. accounting.

Same church, different pew