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Figure it out yet?
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💬 Have they surpassed the number of season ticket holders they had by this same time (end of February last year), or total season ticket sales? I hope we are leading the league again!
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My ticket rep told me that they have already sold more season tickets this year than they did all of last year.
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We did lead the league in new season ticket holders (kind of a no-brainer being that we were new and all). The front office's goal is 8k which would put them within shouting distance of the Galaxy. | |||||
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Hmmm... Given that the Southern California area has many times out our entire state's population, I don't mind settling for second place.
Great news though to hear we are selling lots of tickets this year. Many MLS teams had an attendance drop in their second year so hopefully we won't follow that trend and support will continue to grow. :dancing: | |||||
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This week the potential MLS team in Milwaukee announced a partnership with the Wisconsin YSA. WYSA agreed to get buy 7,000 season tickets which effectively will give them an instante 7,000 attendance, regardless if anyone actually shows up or not. Get ready for Milwaukee MLS in 2008.
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