T-Cat wrote:Anyone else noticed why they abruptly decided to elect D12 into the Magic HOF, to me it was a PR move (especially during the Lakers game).
The average cost of a ticket to a Magic game is between $25 to $33 dollars 
-Adam made the good point that they realized Dwight would be a sure thing for the REAL HOF this year (he just was voted in as expected) and it would look petty if ORL didn't even recognize him before that. Just like our FO, they only made a necessary move when forced to
-I don't know where those $30 seats are, but you'd better bring oxygen...I had season tickets for years, cut it back to 10 or so games, and now a handful or none because the price vs value (for business) was as negative a value as WCJ's extension. I was routinely dropping over $1000 per game for 4 seats and, even as an obsessive fan, I just don't know how people can justify that if not a business expense. Those were good club seats, but by no means, the most expensive package...I rather enjoyed bargain-shopping for the most interesting games (MIN, SAC, OKC...) vs the most overpriced (MIA, NY, LAL...). I can't imagine how less fortunate families could afford to bring their kids, buy them $100+ "City" BS glorified T-shirts, and overpriced hot dogs, etc. This isn't NYC, so I also can't imagine how they fill those skyboxes (

)...they are insanely overpriced, when the mandatory bad catering is included and it's not like there are hundreds of big financial corps in ORL to happily shell out for the prestige...they always seem to announce a sell out, so I always assume they were giving away a lot of tix to tour groups, etc at deep discounts. The old arena was much more realistic, even with a Montecristo Club membership...I did a lot of business there but it was privately owned and they weren't invited to the House Dwight Built.