mustang92 wrote:Bishrag wrote:kc711 wrote:
Thanks for the clarification. However, that does not change the fact that your logic is faulty. Anyone (no matter how many seats they have) can contribute more to move up in priority to obtain better seats.
??? How is the logic faulty? I never said people can not upgrade. Lets say someone who already has 4 tickets wants to sit in the section that costs $500 per seat donation and decide to donate $2.5k. Their donation per seat would be $625. (I think this is minimum donation for one of the levels). They would be moved ahead of a person with only 2 tickets unless the person with two tickets donated $2.5k. Since that person can only choose two seats at the time of the re-seat they are paying $1,250 per seat. Only if that person selects to purchase two seats in a different part of the arena after the re-seat will it be closer to the same value.
I was just commenting on the fact that there will be people who are just trying to keep their 2 tickets competing with those who have 4 tickets and I don't think many would choose to purchase seats in different locations in Moody, so there is an unconscious bias in favor of those with more tickets and they will most likely be choosing ahead of those with lower ticket numbers. Do I think this makes a massive difference? No, but there will be instances this happens.
They are getting twice the revenue from those buying 4 instead of 2....
Lol......I’m not arguing about how it was set up......My original comment a few pages back was just a comment about how I was curious if the ranking shifted towards people with more tickets. (Since the # of tickets most likely won’t change much since people can only add after the reseat) Didn’t mean to spark another debate on how they did the reseat.