Just a follow-up from a story we wrote for Monday's paper off of the Wolves' open house on Saturday: The event, which gives existing season ticket holders a chance to switch their seats and also brings in new season ticket holders for a chance to see what is available (any seat you see pictured that is not blue was covered by a sheet of paper, color-coded by price, indicating it was for sale), resulted in $125,000 in new season ticket revenue for the Wolves, according to VP of Fan Experience Jeff Munneke. That includes money from 184 switched seats and 57 new season tickets sold.
Being cheapskates, we're still mulling options for seats next year in the $8/game zone. The view you see is from the seats we're considering.
Thoughts?
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