There hasn’t been much reason to cheer at Nationals Park since March 2008 when it opened. The Nationals haven’t finished with under 100 losses since moving into their posh new home and not surprisingly, the fans haven’t been flocking to the new digs either, with the exception of an April 2008 sell out visit from the Pope.
Nats Do Right Thing; Cut Ticket Prices
Thankfully, management has realized that when you aren’t winning, you aren’t afforded the luxury of ripping off your fans.
More than 3,300 seats will have lower season-ticket costs, the team said Friday, and prices will not rise on any non-premium spots at Nationals Park.
The only prices that will increase in 2010 are for high-end season tickets that already have been sold with agreed-to cost hikes.
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