Getty ImagesThe Eagles have decided not to raise ticket prices in 2012. This seems like a good way to avoid a fan revolt.
“We understand that this is a difficult economy, and we’re grateful that fans still turned out this season in sell-out numbers to support the Eagles,” Eagles President Joe Banner said in a statement. “Holding the line on pricing for another year was one way we could thank Philadelphia fans for their continued support.”
The Eagles haven’t increased season ticket prices in four years, which is laudable. Perhaps the only way the tickets will go up is if the Eagles make another trip to the Super Bowl.
That’s a trade-off most fans would gladly accept.
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As an Eagles fan then I don’t see them ever raising prices then so that is a good trade off
The fans should pay more to watch:
DREAM TEAM II
They already cost $150-$250 apiece, what are they gonna raise them to, $500?
A team that was massively disappointing last season decides not to raise ticket prices? STOP THE PRESSES!!!
Thats good… If there is anything worse than mediocre football, its having to pay extra to watch it.
It’s fair that ticket prices stay low. Just like the Eagles’ hopes of a championship.
@armchairqb….
Well played sir.
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the only problem with your comment is that the Eagles ticket prices are already high. They aren’t low by any stretch of the imagination.
Either way, it was a fairly good joke.
as a season ticket holder for 26 years now I know the drill,after a poor season they never raise the price.After under achieving this season I knew they would stay the same,after having a good season(like the one we will have this coming year)look for them to double up on the price hike to make up for not raising them the past few years
No ticket price increases but the parking prices have been climbing significantly the last couple of years. They get their money one way or another.
They’ll win 10 games next year, make the playoffs, lose in the first round, Andy Reid will be back yet again for another bang your head against the wall season and then they’ll raise ticket prices.
Gabe, I can totally see that happen. Our season ticket prices are already one of the most expensive in the league. Compare what we pay to other teams like Arizona or Miami.