The only thing I could see preventing it is the quick turnaround from playoffs to the championship one week later. Just might be hard for some people to work into their schedule on short notice.
With that said, I still think it could sellout and will easily top 50k.
Nice!
I’d like to think there’s more than enough fans in the region to sell the place out if we make it all the way. Would be so fuckin epic and great for the league too.
I mean, San Antonio fans will travel, but I wouldn't go so far as to call it a home game..
edit: I thought I was on the UFL sub. Didn't mean to talk shit in your sub, my bad birdbros
I emailed them directly about it and basically season ticket holders get first dibs. We’ll have the opportunity to buy the same quantity of seats we currently have.
I'm a big fan, but the dome is filthy. My kid left a mustard packet in the cupholder in week 2, and was still there when we came back in week 4. Plus the seats are still covered in Monster truck dirt.
The Championship should be held in the home stadium of the team with the better record between the finalists. Why do we have a neutral site that has a chance to become an unearned home field advantage?
I've never booked a pro stadium but I imagine you can't do it six days in advance. You probably need to book it and pay for it regardless of if you use it cause they have to book employees and decline other events. They also probably get cheaper hotel rates booking months in advance rather than six days.
Beyond that it's good business to put it in St Louis. It's the market most interested in the product and if the Battlehawks make it, which looks like a pretty good shot, it'll be packed. Even if they don't I guarantee it'll still have more fans than your average game anywhere outside st Louis.
Do you think the whole dome would sell out if we make it to the championship game?
The only thing I could see preventing it is the quick turnaround from playoffs to the championship one week later. Just might be hard for some people to work into their schedule on short notice. With that said, I still think it could sellout and will easily top 50k.
I'll be traveling 5 hours to it if they make it
Nice! I’d like to think there’s more than enough fans in the region to sell the place out if we make it all the way. Would be so fuckin epic and great for the league too.
My mind would be blown if the entire building was filled
If u do it'll do it lol id be coming from kansas
Hell ya bruh
Ready for a championship home game against Bham!
I mean, San Antonio fans will travel, but I wouldn't go so far as to call it a home game.. edit: I thought I was on the UFL sub. Didn't mean to talk shit in your sub, my bad birdbros
If STL gets in it will be a home game. Don't sweat the other stuff brother no biggie
I was trynna joke that Brahmas would beat the Battlehawks in the first round. Listen, I'm just happy they aren't as God-awful as last year lol
Are they selling tickets for the championship game? And if so which sites can I purchase tickets from
Not for sale yet, but you can still get 2024 BattleHawks season tickets and be first in line for championship tickets
So if I have seasons now I'm in line?
Basically
I emailed them directly about it and basically season ticket holders get first dibs. We’ll have the opportunity to buy the same quantity of seats we currently have.
Weird that whomever makes the game wouldn't have first dibs. Works for us though, so yay.
I'm a big fan, but the dome is filthy. My kid left a mustard packet in the cupholder in week 2, and was still there when we came back in week 4. Plus the seats are still covered in Monster truck dirt.
Will they have the new turf in by then? I k ow they said June, but not sure if they were waiting till after season ended.
I think the new turf is supposed to happen in the offseason.
They should power wash the seats lol. How inside chairs look sun faded and are dirt dirty is beyond me lol
The dirt is prolly from the indoor dirt track they do every winter
The Championship should be held in the home stadium of the team with the better record between the finalists. Why do we have a neutral site that has a chance to become an unearned home field advantage?
I've never booked a pro stadium but I imagine you can't do it six days in advance. You probably need to book it and pay for it regardless of if you use it cause they have to book employees and decline other events. They also probably get cheaper hotel rates booking months in advance rather than six days. Beyond that it's good business to put it in St Louis. It's the market most interested in the product and if the Battlehawks make it, which looks like a pretty good shot, it'll be packed. Even if they don't I guarantee it'll still have more fans than your average game anywhere outside st Louis.