This "dynamic pricing" stuff, and secondary-market algorithms wreck the atmosphere in stadiums too. Not only does it price real fans out, it's solely about making the absolute most money—even if that means selling, say, 80 seats instead of 100. Which leads to empty seats.
Professional sports leagues have raised ticket prices to the point that the average fan cannot afford to attend, especially as a family. They also compete with an in-home product that is vastly improved. Regionally, salaries aren’t as high in this market as others. Lots of reasons but the bottom line is people do have to choose between entertainment, gas and groceries and that’s just a fact. It’s not
a lack of passion. It’s practicality. I never felt comfortable telling someone else what to do with their money.