Oct 3, 2023
3:24:17pm
3:24:17pm
I would agree with that. There should be some built in perks for loyalty. In
seating sections where prices are equal, those with the loyalty "points" (however that be determined), should have priority.
But if someone (say a large corporation) comes along and offers a donation to get those, then the prices at that point become unequal and have increased in value, and BYU should use that to determine what those seats are truly worth, and sell to the highest bidder, in that sense.
But if someone (say a large corporation) comes along and offers a donation to get those, then the prices at that point become unequal and have increased in value, and BYU should use that to determine what those seats are truly worth, and sell to the highest bidder, in that sense.
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If he's been buying seats every year for the past 40 years, he'll have enough points to get seats before most people
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In the past endzone seats were renewable by the ticket holder each year. Next year all seats will be up for grabs
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Pretty hard to do when the numbers are stamped into the metal bleachers. I'd like to see the bleachers replaced with
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