The Arizona Cardinals Are Making Over $800k Doing This ✈️🎟️

The Arizona Cardinals Are Making Over $800k Doing This ✈️🎟️

The Arizona Cardinals just made over $800,000 by keeping their stadium empty. Let me explain. See, on average, NFL teams make around $10 million per home game between ticket sales, parking, and concession stand revenue. However, unless players agree to increase the number of regular season games, every team is capped at either eight or nine home games per season. Which means historically, the only way for NFL owners to make more money every Sunday is by raising prices on their fans. But what if there was another way for owners to cash in? Well, that’s what the Arizona Cardinals are trying with their newest ticket package. And I’m not sure there’s anything else like it in sports. See, the Cardinals just launched three different tickets ranging from $2500 to $6,000 each that give fans the chance to fly on the team plane to their November 3rd Monday Night Football game against the Dallas Cowboys. Now, it’s important to note that fans won’t actually be flying with players and coaches. Instead, they’ll be flying on a replica version of the team plane provided by a sponsor, which features the exact same layout and amenities. However, as a part of their ticket, fans will also receive a two-ight hotel stay in Dallas, ground transportation, a welcome reception from Team Legends and Executives, a pregame tailgate, tickets to the game, gift bags, and a flight directly back to Phoenix that same night. Now, for $2,500, you’ll get a main cabin seat and tickets in the lower level of AT&T Stadium. However, for $6,000, you’ll get a full lay flat seat in first class and an all-inclusive box ticket to the game. And given the size of this plane and the fact that the team has already sold out of the $6,000 ticket option, I’m guessing that they’re on track to clear $845,000 for a game they’re not even hosting.