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@BeastMode

thats 450,000+ tickets sold a year, at $100/ticket (tickets are DEFINITELY more than that) thats 45million a year w/o any food, drinks blah blah blah being sold… and thats saying we dont go to the AFC Championship with home field advantage like Ben’s rookie year and tickets are $350+/ticket.

And thats also saying that the Steelers playing there games there is the only thing that goes on there… which is not true at all

EDIT: This is for fucking Kenny faggot Chesney… look at them ticket prices
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What on earth does prices SCALPERS (ticket resalers) have to do with the amount an event brings in. Also, you do realize that the city/county gets money from the amusement tax that is only a small fraction of the original selling price.

@BeastMode

wonderful analogy, that would all be true if you took into account whats the price of a steeler ticket as opposed to a pirate ticket pal?

Number of tickets sold is meaningless, the total value of all tickets sold is the only amount that is meaningful.

@BeastMode"

your missing my point… nobody does the shit you say… nobody books hotels to see the pirates, nobody flys in from outta town to see the pirates, I personally have never seen a pirates bar. how many fucking ppl have you talked to at a pirates game that said ya i just flew in from NC to watch this game… were staying at one of the most expensive hotels then were gonna hit up a pirates sports bar afterwards. your #s dont add up to me cause ive never seen that

Go check out the Marriott near the arena the afternoon before a lot of Pens games and also Pirates games. You will see a lot of people that are guest of the hotel wearing opposing teams jerseys. This is incredibly noticeable when teams from NY, NJ, OH, and Canada come to play.

@Bravada 442

Stadium holds 65,050

7,300 in club ($125/piece) ($912,500)
1,544 in suites ($175/piece) ( 270,200) + 100-200k for the indiv. suite
56,206 in seats (75/piece) ( 4,215,450)

8 games a year guaranteed means 43,185,200 in just ticket sales every year. Plus you figure average of 150k per suite and there are 129 suites so add another 19,350,000 to that

Therefore just in game day ticket sales they are producing 62,535,200 per year. Add to that whatever they make in food and drink, merchandise, or their guaranteed 2 preseason games or any postseason games they might have. Anyway you look at it, the Steelers are bringing in some major bank, and who knows what they are doing for local businesses, hotels, and other establishments. I’ll bet that it’s easily over another 25 million/year. For the city to spend $158 million on it (http://www.steelergridiron.com/information/newstadium.html) that is a pretty smart investment. They should now be breaking even sometime this year and begin actually making money on the investment based on what the local economy is getting because of the games.

As of last fall, the Steelers only paid roughly $5 million/year (around $40 million) since 2000 in local taxes to the city/county due to Pittsburgh’s 5 percent amusement tax, 5 percent payroll tax, 1 mill business privilege tax, 1 percent wage tax, 3 percent facility usage fee and $52 local services tax, which is borne by employees.

http://www.pittsburghlive.com/x/pittsburghtrib/s_534330.html

Not exactly an astounding return on a $158+ million investment.