That may be one of the most outstanding looks at cost/value metrics I've ever heard. To take all the fees out of a ticket, and calculate the cost of concessions as part of the price is genius. Imagine if every ticket to a Cajun football game included a poboy, bottle of water, and candy bar. We'd have double the fan volume due to food purchase value. Who cares if they don't stay all 60 minutes - if the fan volume is up, just for food, more will come to see what all the fuss is about.
The model needs to be Festival International. Link your debit card to your wrist band, or put money. Scan the wristband and get what you need and go.
One that could be used inside and outside the stadium.
I think if we charged 100 dollar ticket with everything included people would be floored!!!
Let them have the control just make it simplier, easier, and faster.
Making it a requirement to have one year working in University Athletics is ridiculous! one year of experience is almost nothing in the big picture. I bet the person that ends up getting the job will not have nearly the ideas that you have already put down on paper or be nearly as familiar with our issues as they need to be. They are obviously eliminating qualified applicants due to this meaningless requirement!
People buy a $100 ticket and then get raped at the concession stand for concerts a dozen times a year at the cajundome. It's not the price, it's the experience.
I personally preferred the loading of the wristband rather than an unlimited connection. I wanted to put $100 on it and when I was out, time to go home.
Another thing that would be interesting.
RCAF members are investors correct. We give money to thr University. I am investing into the success of the program.
Well like volunteers. If i am a RCAF member. We set up a group of volunteers who are RCAF members, who could go out to these high school all around acadiana, and hand out schedules, talk to folks, etc.. Also help set up tents and chairs before and after games.
We also need RCAF members say on every wednesday where RCAF members can throw out ideas on improving the fan experience. Have a weekly meeting ilike a town hall where RCAF members can bring up their concerns on game day experiences etc.
I think that be a terrific idea.
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