i’m not a picky person though especially for $10.

I am also a believer that the more expensive the tickets are the lamer the crowd is in that section. Last game I went to against Utah I snuck into the 100 level for the introductions and start of the game. No one was cheering at all. People were turning and looking because we were apparently making more noise than expected in that section. I have seen the same thing at Sox games though.

I guess that is what happens when your team has commercials promoting games as a good place for business meetings.

My dad took me to my first game at the Amphitheater. I believe our tickets were $5 and we sat about four rows behind the Bulls bench. The players actually blocked our view of some of the court.
I went to a Bulls-Lakers playoff game in the early 70’s. We got tickets the day of the game for $6, face value, over an entry way on the first level, end of the court. It was a Sunday afternoon game and not a sell out.

I sell tickets to games I can’t go to. I am routinely getting only half of face value for them. There is no interest in these tickets. I had some friends in town and bought center court 100 level seats for $80 a ticket from a broker. When brokers are pitching tickets at a $100 discount off of face value, something is seriously wrong. I’m in a bad spot as I don’t want to watch this team and can’t sell the tickets without losing real money. This is literally wasted money.

I love seeing empty seats at the UC. Tonight there were many empty suites and boxes. One entire 200 level section was 100% vacant. Empties everywhere in the 100 level. I like how they announce attendance over 20,000 every game. Anyone with eyes can see actual attendance is much less.