November 19, 2007
Samuels: Let’s aim for 15,000 tickets
Our Team Nashville chairman Ron Samuels said today that the local community needs to keep its focus on selling tickets to keep the Preds in town. The Our Team effort has aimed to generate per-game sales above the 14,000 mark required in the team’s lease to preserve its lease at the Sommet Center. Samuels today challenged the city to reach higher for a new goal of 15,000 tickets, a figure that puts the franchise on more solid financial footing than the lease’s baseline requirement.
According to recent reports, the team is drawing approximately 12,300 paid tickets per game, though it’s important to note that single-game sales typically are sluggish in October and increase as the season continues.
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Dorothy McMahon said,
November 30, 2007 @ 8:01 pm
Would love to attend Predators games and other downtown events - however the parking situation makes it impossible. I am a senior citizen and cannot walk for a long distance. Parking is hard to find and too expensive. Wish there was a solution.