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I wonder how 2026 ticket sales are going?
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sikeston bulldog2
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Re: I wonder how 2026 ticket sales are going?
My question was "I wonder how 2026 ticket sales are going?"
Ticket sales are as important as a rebuild. The sooner the "Big fireworks begin" the better the ticket sales will be. And I always thought it was about ticket sales at this time of the year. Otherwise, attendance will be worse in 2026 than it was 2025.
I hope we don't become the "St. Louis Browns" all over again. Which by the was owned by Bill DeWitt.
Re: I wonder how 2026 ticket sales are going?
I saw a Cardinals ticket commercial this AM…..I guess it was for a package where you get free food??? It showed people opening a clothes dryer with chocolate chip cookies in it……Hot dogs in the garage…..
Suppose if you don’t have actual PLAYERS to build marketing around you show extremely overpriced (bleep) food???
Suppose if you don’t have actual PLAYERS to build marketing around you show extremely overpriced (bleep) food???
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Re: I wonder how 2026 ticket sales are going?
Not well from what I've been told by my A.E.
For the first time in over a decade I cut mine from four season tickets to two due to dwindling demand from customers in 2025.
For the first time in over a decade I cut mine from four season tickets to two due to dwindling demand from customers in 2025.
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Re: I wonder how 2026 ticket sales are going?
It would have been really cool to have Skinflint Bill dressed as Scrooge McDuck counting his coins in the bowels of Busch III.Goldfan wrote: ↑25 Nov 2025 08:27 am I saw a Cardinals ticket commercial this AM…..I guess it was for a package where you get free food??? It showed people opening a clothes dryer with chocolate chip cookies in it……Hot dogs in the garage…..![]()
Suppose if you don’t have actual PLAYERS to build marketing around you show extremely overpriced (bleep) food???
Re: I wonder how 2026 ticket sales are going?
He was on the internet and asked a very civil question. Amazing what upsets people.Chip Matthews wrote: ↑24 Nov 2025 23:59 pmYou're using the internet, look it up. Lazy people!!!
Re: I wonder how 2026 ticket sales are going?
Jan 17th and 18th.
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Re: I wonder how 2026 ticket sales are going?
this tank won't be getting any money from me!
Re: I wonder how 2026 ticket sales are going?
You asked when the rebuild would start.OldRed wrote: ↑25 Nov 2025 07:51 am
My question was "I wonder how 2026 ticket sales are going?"
Ticket sales are as important as a rebuild. The sooner the "Big fireworks begin" the better the ticket sales will be. And I always thought it was about ticket sales at this time of the year. Otherwise, attendance will be worse in 2026 than it was 2025.
I hope we don't become the "St. Louis Browns" all over again. Which by the was owned by Bill DeWitt.
Re: I wonder how 2026 ticket sales are going?
At the price of $20 million?ecleme22 wrote: ↑25 Nov 2025 18:11 pmYou asked when the rebuild would start.OldRed wrote: ↑25 Nov 2025 07:51 am
My question was "I wonder how 2026 ticket sales are going?"
Ticket sales are as important as a rebuild. The sooner the "Big fireworks begin" the better the ticket sales will be. And I always thought it was about ticket sales at this time of the year. Otherwise, attendance will be worse in 2026 than it was 2025.
I hope we don't become the "St. Louis Browns" all over again. Which by the was owned by Bill DeWitt.
Re: I wonder how 2026 ticket sales are going?
Yes. Are you complaining about his now?OldRed wrote: ↑25 Nov 2025 19:06 pmAt the price of $20 million?ecleme22 wrote: ↑25 Nov 2025 18:11 pmYou asked when the rebuild would start.OldRed wrote: ↑25 Nov 2025 07:51 am
My question was "I wonder how 2026 ticket sales are going?"
Ticket sales are as important as a rebuild. The sooner the "Big fireworks begin" the better the ticket sales will be. And I always thought it was about ticket sales at this time of the year. Otherwise, attendance will be worse in 2026 than it was 2025.
I hope we don't become the "St. Louis Browns" all over again. Which by the was owned by Bill DeWitt.
Re: I wonder how 2026 ticket sales are going?
Not complaining. Just saying it cost them $20 million to correct another Mo blunder. Again, I wonder how 2026 ticket sales are going.ecleme22 wrote: ↑25 Nov 2025 22:40 pmYes. Are you complaining about his now?OldRed wrote: ↑25 Nov 2025 19:06 pmAt the price of $20 million?ecleme22 wrote: ↑25 Nov 2025 18:11 pmYou asked when the rebuild would start.OldRed wrote: ↑25 Nov 2025 07:51 am
My question was "I wonder how 2026 ticket sales are going?"
Ticket sales are as important as a rebuild. The sooner the "Big fireworks begin" the better the ticket sales will be. And I always thought it was about ticket sales at this time of the year. Otherwise, attendance will be worse in 2026 than it was 2025.
I hope we don't become the "St. Louis Browns" all over again. Which by the was owned by Bill DeWitt.
Re: I wonder how 2026 ticket sales are going?
Yeah, you’re right in a sense.OldRed wrote: ↑26 Nov 2025 07:04 amNot complaining. Just saying it cost them $20 million to correct another Mo blunder. Again, I wonder how 2026 ticket sales are going.ecleme22 wrote: ↑25 Nov 2025 22:40 pmYes. Are you complaining about his now?OldRed wrote: ↑25 Nov 2025 19:06 pmAt the price of $20 million?ecleme22 wrote: ↑25 Nov 2025 18:11 pmYou asked when the rebuild would start.OldRed wrote: ↑25 Nov 2025 07:51 am
My question was "I wonder how 2026 ticket sales are going?"
Ticket sales are as important as a rebuild. The sooner the "Big fireworks begin" the better the ticket sales will be. And I always thought it was about ticket sales at this time of the year. Otherwise, attendance will be worse in 2026 than it was 2025.
I hope we don't become the "St. Louis Browns" all over again. Which by the was owned by Bill DeWitt.
But I think the team paid 20m to get a better return.
Re: I wonder how 2026 ticket sales are going?
One hell of a $20 mill gamble for a pitcher who will be 26 in a couple of weeks with a 2 - 5 career record and another who hasn't pitched above class A baseball. I guess we can hope.ecleme22 wrote: ↑26 Nov 2025 09:52 amYeah, you’re right in a sense.OldRed wrote: ↑26 Nov 2025 07:04 amNot complaining. Just saying it cost them $20 million to correct another Mo blunder. Again, I wonder how 2026 ticket sales are going.ecleme22 wrote: ↑25 Nov 2025 22:40 pmYes. Are you complaining about his now?OldRed wrote: ↑25 Nov 2025 19:06 pmAt the price of $20 million?ecleme22 wrote: ↑25 Nov 2025 18:11 pmYou asked when the rebuild would start.OldRed wrote: ↑25 Nov 2025 07:51 am
My question was "I wonder how 2026 ticket sales are going?"
Ticket sales are as important as a rebuild. The sooner the "Big fireworks begin" the better the ticket sales will be. And I always thought it was about ticket sales at this time of the year. Otherwise, attendance will be worse in 2026 than it was 2025.
I hope we don't become the "St. Louis Browns" all over again. Which by the was owned by Bill DeWitt.
But I think the team paid 20m to get a better return.
I wonder how 2026 ticket sales are going?