Concessions cost.

[DannyP]

Really, It makes me feel like they are wasting money with all the useless junk they put in the package. It cost money to print all of that and add the postage at $1.75. I think they could spend their money in a better place. Send me my tickets and parking pass that is all I need. Keep the rest. Tickets can be e-tickets and save even more. It's time to minimize expenses to maximize the dollars you have.

No doubt! At least need to give the option for those of us that would like to see costs minimized... and profits maximized.

[HelmutVII]

This is the opposite of what innovative companies are doing these days. Companies that sell premium products (including sports teams) are now thinking extremely hard about how to package their products in a way that creates an "unboxing experience." There's a lot of psychology behind it, but it is basically a way to present your product to your customer that makes the product feel more valuable to them.

https://blog.ordoro.com/2016/04/19/7...g-experiences/

I know it is just a ticket, but there is a lot of solid theory that goes into the choice to print them nicely and put them in a nice booklet instead of just printing them off at the box office and sticking it in a cheap envelope.

Just to show you, this is what pro sports teams are doing these days:

If you need something like that to get excited about your season tickets then there is something wrong with your product. You should be excited about the season your team is about to enter not the package your tickets come in. To me it's patronizing.

[CajunVic]

If you need something like that to get excited about your season tickets then there is something wrong with your product. You should be excited about the season your team is about to enter not the package your tickets come in. To me it's patronizing.

Don’t fool yourself - people, even throw down diehards like to get STUFF

[CajunRebel]

If you need something like that to get excited about your season tickets then there is something wrong with your product. You should be excited about the season your team is about to enter not the package your tickets come in. To me it's patronizing.

All I can tell you is that there is a really good reason why the largest companies and sports teams on the planet spend so much effort on this. It really does create additional value for your product.

Apple was the company that really pioneered this. I can assure you they didn’t do this because there was something wrong with their iPods and iPhones.

At the end of the day it is a really cheap way to increase the perceived value of your product.

The only mistake UL made was not shipping the bobbleheads in a nice box with the season tickets.

[Frenchie35]

None of this was advertised before the season tickets came up for renewal. At least I didn't see it. Therefore I was one day late to even get the lowly of the give a ways. I renewed on April 14th...

[cajun_lannister]

If you need something like that to get excited about your season tickets then there is something wrong with your product. You should be excited about the season your team is about to enter not the package your tickets come in. To me it's patronizing.

Our group talked about how nice the ole miss tickets were in 14 for about a week...and I still remember them 5 years later

[KapCajun]

With who though? The ticket office (at the cajundome) doesn't seem to have a clue

RCAF office handles yard signs:
201 Reinhardt Drive
Main number: 337.851.2906

I assume you are a RCAF DONOR?

[RaginScotsman]

Just got my tickets and parking passes today. They did a great job with the whole package. The tickets look like the real deal.

[facelessjonmoon]

RCAF office handles yard signs:
201 Reinhardt Drive
Main number: 337.851.2906

I assume you are a RCAF DONOR?

Yes.... I really don’t care about the yard sign. It’s just annoying that the ticket office advertises promos then the employees don’t even know about them when you pick the tickets up. From a customer service standpoint they need to get on the same page. It’s too much of a hassle to track promo items down

[CajunEXPRESS]

I understand that, but the reality of the situation is next weekend we will be taking a BIG hit financially and we will get our butts whipped at the same time. If we modernize the way we deliver tickets (e-tickets or what ever) and maybe even electronic parking passes it would show that we are ahead of the curve and reduce costs.

Not nearly everyone is comfortable, or even have a smart phone, with electronic tickets. I'm gonna give you two ways to get tickets, old fashioned paper, or just show up with your smart phone.

As for the extra expense of graphics and such, it's almost zero in the bigger picture.

This whole conversation is a big nothing. The important thing is getting your tickets timely, and delivering what was promised without making a customer jump through hoops.