[Snorlax94]

http://www.gostanford.com/sports/2015/1/....aspx#tab5
Then click on the Per-Game Prices tab.

It's a little unclear to me what these prices are for. Is this to buy seats? Because there is no buy button.

Is this for putting together an a la carte mini-plan?

Is this merely informational -- to give a heads up of how to value each ticket in a season ticket plan?

They say, "Seat gifts are not included in this breakdown." Does that mean you do or do not need to make a seat donation for individual game tickets?

For each plan, it looks like the ticket prices for the 6 games add up to how much that season ticket costs. So maybe this is just informational?

Anyway, the information helps me. I buy 4 tickets and make some tickets available to friends to join me at cost, so now I know how to value each ticket. I don't  remember seeing this breakdown last year.

[Snorlax94]

http://www.gostanford.com/sports/2015/1/....aspx#tab5
Then click on the Per-Game Prices tab.

It's a little unclear to me what these prices are for. Is this to buy seats? Because there is no buy button.

Is this for putting together an a la carte mini-plan?

Is this merely informational -- to give a heads up of how to value each ticket in a season ticket plan?

They say, "Seat gifts are not included in this breakdown." Does that mean you do or do not need to make a seat donation for individual game tickets?

For each plan, it looks like the ticket prices for the 6 games add up to how much that season ticket costs. So maybe this is just informational?

Anyway, the information helps me. I buy 4 tickets and make some tickets available to friends to join me at cost, so now I know how to value each ticket. I don't  remember seeing this breakdown last year.

[82lsju]

I don't recall a table like this in the past but the games have had different prices depending on the opponent for a while.

Maybe it gives folks an idea of value so they can list them on StubHub now  >:(

[82lsju]

I don't recall a table like this in the past but the games have had different prices depending on the opponent for a while.

Maybe it gives folks an idea of value so they can list them on StubHub now  >:(

[OutsiderFan]

Think they've taken segmenting the market and the number of products offered a bit too far.

[OutsiderFan]

Think they've taken segmenting the market and the number of products offered a bit too far.

[fullmetal]

Think they've taken segmenting the market and the number of products offered a bit too far.

A sign of desperation?  Or idle time in the hands of business analytics folks? :p

[fullmetal]

Think they've taken segmenting the market and the number of products offered a bit too far.

A sign of desperation?  Or idle time in the hands of business analytics folks? :p

[82lsju]

[quote author=OutsiderFan link=topic=16990.msg194867#msg194867 date=1497803269]
Think they've taken segmenting the market and the number of products offered a bit too far.

A sign of desperation?  Or idle time in the hands of business analytics folks? :p
[/quote]

it makes sense to price the games differently as some are more desirable than others and they want to maximize revenue and hopefully sell more total seats than they would if all the home games were priced the same for any given seat.

I'm not sure there is any real value to having the table with info by game and type of ticket buyer you are, especially for the seats that require a donation to buy them, as there's not a lot of overlap between many of the ticket buyer categories.

Of course the chart does give full transparency on ticket prices for season ticket buyers  :)

Does anyone know if single game ticket buyers all pay the same for any given game/location or do they have alumni, young alumni etc discounts on single game tix.

[82lsju]

[quote author=OutsiderFan link=topic=16990.msg194867#msg194867 date=1497803269]
Think they've taken segmenting the market and the number of products offered a bit too far.

A sign of desperation?  Or idle time in the hands of business analytics folks? :p
[/quote]

it makes sense to price the games differently as some are more desirable than others and they want to maximize revenue and hopefully sell more total seats than they would if all the home games were priced the same for any given seat.

I'm not sure there is any real value to having the table with info by game and type of ticket buyer you are, especially for the seats that require a donation to buy them, as there's not a lot of overlap between many of the ticket buyer categories.

Of course the chart does give full transparency on ticket prices for season ticket buyers  :)

Does anyone know if single game ticket buyers all pay the same for any given game/location or do they have alumni, young alumni etc discounts on single game tix.