Could Jerry Jones Bring in 100 Million in Revenue for the Superbowl

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  • Mormon Red Death
    BYU Delenda Est
    • Nov 2008
    • 8077

    #1

    Could Jerry Jones Bring in 100 Million in Revenue for the Superbowl

    There are 80,000 seats in the New Cowboys face value of tickets average around $900. That's 72million. Now Think about the luxury boxes. Not too much to assume $15 million boxes. Now throw in parking and concessions. That is one heck of a payday.
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  • Uncle Ted
    The Big 12 money shot.
    • Apr 2010
    • 28853

    #2
    Jerry is charging $200 per person just to stand outside and act like they are attending the superbowl...

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    • TripletDaddy
      sweet triple
      • Nov 2008
      • 58186

      #3
      Originally posted by Uncle Ted View Post
      Jerry is charging $200 per person just to stand outside and act like they are attending the superbowl...

      http://sports.yahoo.com/nfl/news?slu...experts-309783
      That would be funny if someone bought one of those tickets and it turned out to be fake.

      "Sorry, sir, those tickets are fake. We can't let you walk any closer to the outside of the building. You will have to stand over there with everyone else that doesnt have tickets to not attend the Superbowl."
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      • HuskyFreeNorthwest
        Time to camp
        • Nov 2008
        • 26082

        #4
        On KJR in Seattle yesterday one of the hosts made about a 45 minute explanation about how some website predicted there would be $5,000,000 in concessions for the SB.

        He was screaming and yelling, kept repeating the same thing over and over. I imagine Surf and Scot Van Pelt would love the show. I'll try and find a streaming link!
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        • filsdepac
          No pun intended
          • May 2009
          • 1823

          #5
          Originally posted by Mormon Red Death View Post
          There are 80,000 seats in the New Cowboys face value of tickets average around $900. That's 72million. Now Think about the luxury boxes. Not too much to assume $15 million boxes. Now throw in parking and concessions. That is one heck of a payday.
          I always think about this kind of stuff. I'll go to any sports game and think about what the income statement looks like. I've been working with the NBA lately and the income off that revenue you mention is quite a bit less. The league takes a certain percentage of the ticket sales. Does Jerry own the stadium outright or is it leased? If leased, he'll only get about 30% of the concession and parking revenues, but perhaps he owns.

          Nevertheless, he'll see a pretty penny from this, I'm sure. For the NBA, it's interesting to see what a difference making the playoffs has on team's profits. Basically all teams lose money unless they make the playoffs (NFL might be, and probably is different).

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