Tag: football

Year in Review: MLB Teams Flourish in Major Sports Cities

by Kelly Byrnes, posted in Data, Sports

As we count down to 2019, Ticket Club is reviewing the past year in the entertainment industry. Follow along with our series as we explore the best of 2018’s live events, determined by internal sales data. 

When a particular city has two, three or even four professional sports teams, it may be hard for fans to keep track of. But which teams came out on top when it comes to the country’s major sports cities? Ticket Club data found that 2018 was a home-run for several MLB teams in competitive markets.

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Dallas Cowboys Continue Hot Sales Streak in NFL Week 1

by theticketclub, posted in Sports

The Dallas Cowboys may have lost all of their preseason bouts, but coming into Week 1 of the NFL regular season, they can’t stop winning. Ticket Club data shows the Cowboys have been the hottest-selling team in Week 1 for six of the last seven years, and are once again atop the list in 2018.

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Bears vs. Eagles Score this Weekend’s Hottest NFL Playoff Tickets

by theticketclub, posted in Data, Sports

Football fans have been waiting months for this. The playoffs are finally here, kicking off with an exciting weekend of AFC and NFC Wild Card games. While all NFL Playoff tickets are in high demand, it’s the Eagles and Bears match-up that is this weekend’s hottest game.

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2019 NFL Preview: Cowboys, Packers Lead Early Ticket Sales

by theticketclub, posted in Data, Sports

The 2019 NFL season may still be ten weeks away, but football faithfuls are ready to go and rapidly snatching up tickets for the hottest games this fall. NFL tickets have been a hot commodity in the secondary market since the 2019 NFL schedule was released in April. However, a few select teams have emerged as top sellers, mainly the Dallas Cowboys and Green Bay Packers. Continue reading “2019 NFL Preview: Cowboys, Packers Lead Early Ticket Sales” →

Cowboys, Chiefs to Dominate Thanksgiving NFL Ticket Sales

Cowboys, Chiefs on Track to Dominate Thanksgiving NFL Ticket Sales

by theticketclub, posted in Data, Holidays, Sports

As millions prepare their Turkey Day feasts, the NFL is prepping for its 100th season of Thanksgiving Day action. And just as they do most years, the Dallas Cowboys are once again on track to dominate all Thanksgiving NFL ticket sales. Continue reading “Cowboys, Chiefs on Track to Dominate Thanksgiving NFL Ticket Sales” →

Kansas City Chiefs lead 2019 NFL ticket sales

Chiefs Lead 2019 NFL Ticket Sales for Second Straight Year

by theticketclub, posted in Data, Sports

The Kansas City Chiefs are comfortably leading the AFC West with seven weeks left in the regular season. But as another feather in their cap, they are the league’s best-selling team. The Chiefs have dominated 2019 NFL ticket sales thus far. Should they keep up the momentum, they will end the regular season as the NFL’s best-seller for the second consecutive year. Continue reading “Chiefs Lead 2019 NFL Ticket Sales for Second Straight Year” →

NFL tickets 2023

Raiders, Cowboys Red Hot as NFL 2023 Tickets Go On Sale

by theticketclub, posted in Data, Sports

How ‘Bout Them Cowboys? Also, How ‘Bout Them Raiders?

NFL fans got their first crack at purchasing tickets to the upcoming 2023 season this week with Thursday’s leaguewide schedule release, and it’s clear who is in peak demand. The Las Vegas Raiders, still new to their Nevada home city and gleaming Allegiant Stadium saw the highest demand for home games, while the perennial favorite Dallas Cowboys were by far the hottest selling draw for their road games.

While sales data is just beginning to unfold, it’s obvious that the market has been set, and fans are chomping at the bit to see their favorites in action.

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