A Sea Of Red

YORK with another nice job

love these videos BTW... we are beyond fortunate to have LFSN and GAMEON

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I know the game was rescheduled, but look at this shot of the crowd during the 5th inning of the Maryland game.

One of the bad things about our stadium (and it's really one of the few) is that no one sits behind the plate. Even in the games when we had 200+, it looked empty on TV because people don't sit in those first four rows.

Not sure why. At most minor league ballparks, those seats are cherished.

Very strange. You'd think people would want to be in the good seats. They should make a push to have people back there because it looks absolutely empty.

2 reason why: 1) the sun never shines there so it is normally cold and 2) those seats are reserved seating and the ushers will run you out if you don't have a ticket for those specific seats.

Well those are actually great reasons.

The reserved seating thing needs to change because it looks like crap.

The section directly behind home plate is considered PREMIUM seating. You can not sit there unless you pay a few dollars more for your ticket. I think it's $8 instead of $5. They have stadium workers stationed at this section to ask to see your ticket to be sure you have the right kind. If you do not, they will ask you to move to another seat in a different section.

Should eliminate reserve seats.

Very good reasons. If I were a college kid I wouldn't pay a premium either. If they can't sell them, open them up to everyone. It looks terrible. It's the same problem the Yankees had/have with their premium seats.

We get in for free, so we definitely aren't paying $8 when we get in just as easily with a swipe of the Flames Pass.

My wife won "season tickets" at the "General Admission" level and we have been to many games. We typically sit on the third base line, three rows up. The "reserved" section, just a few seats away, is normally fairly empty.

adam42381 wrote:Very good reasons. If I were a college kid I wouldn't pay a premium either. If they can't sell them, open them up to everyone. It looks terrible. It's the same problem the Yankees had/have with their premium seats.

Usually on game day the reserve seats are the same price as general admission.