The New England Patriots will not raise their season ticket prices for the 2019 season, according to ESPN’s Mike Reiss. Despite teams experiencing recent success, like the Chicago Bears or Cleveland Browns, raising their ticket prices, New England elected against it for the upcoming year.
In fact, they haven’t done so in four of their past five Super Bowl championship seasons. Season-ticket holders had a March 31 deadline for renewal, and a team spokesman relayed that the renewal rate is over 99 percent for this year. It is usually in the 96 percent range. My Business 101 takeaway: Everyone, except for those on the waiting list, is coming out a winner here.
Without a doubt, the Patriots could justify a raise in prices at any point over the last few seasons, which have included three Super Bowl wins and four Super Bowl appearances in four seasons.
