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Ticket Operations : Sterling College Football

SM410 Sport Finance: Caden Ford, Johnathan Harris, Jacob Hudson, Brennyn Pankratz, Percy Peric, Saul Rodriguez, Brionna Sullen

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Why Ticket at Warrior Football?

  • Gameday Experience
  • Maturity/Professionalism
  • Efficiency & Effectiveness

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What’s the Market?

Demographics of the City of Sterling

  • Population: 2,328
  • Median Age: 31.7
  • Median Income: $43,438
  • Education: 95.6% High School Graduate
  • Individuals Below Poverty Level: 12.3%
  • Veterans in the Community: 172

Demographics of the City of Lyons

  • Population: 3,739
  • Median Age: 37.4
  • Median Income: $43,144
  • Education: 85.8% High School Graduate
  • Individuals Below Poverty Level: 19.6%
  • Veterans in the Community: 326

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What’s the Market?

Demographics of Rice County

  • Population: 10,083
  • Median Age: 37.5
  • Median Income: $45,333
  • Education: 89.9% High School Graduate
  • Individuals Below Poverty Level: 14.9%
  • Veterans in the Community: 4,952

Demographics of Reno County

  • Population: 64,511
  • Median Age: 39.5
  • Median Income: $43,798
  • Education: 88.7% High School Graduate
  • Individuals Below Poverty Level: 12.4%
  • Veterans in the Community: 4,952

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Where Are We at Now?

  • No Ticket Operating systems
  • No Reserved Seating
  • No Ticket Booth
  • Free Parking

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TicketLeap

  • TicketLeap is an online dynamic ticketing system. Their vision is to revolutionize the “event” and turn it into an experience that is never forgotten. TicketLeap lets their customer turn their awesome idea into an event site, customized tickets, and a social media experience.
  • https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G5p75SHm7mY
  • http://www.ticketleap.com/info/pricing

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Printing

Sterling would have the option to purchase their own ticket printer. They are called Boca Printers. Ticket printers go for around $1500 new, and $250-$500 used. The smaller printers go for the lower amount, and would take care of Sterling’s needs. Purchasing tickets themselves would cost $200 for 10,000 tickets. You can print anything on the tickets, so design is flexible. Using word to print prints faster. However you can use TicketLeap to print them off as well. If a used printer is purchased, make sure it is compatible with the computer being used.

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Operating a Ticketing System

  • Require 7- 9 employees. (Work Study)
  • Scanners placed at North & West entrances of Smisor.
  • Tickets will be sold/purchased through the TicketLeap system and the Ticket Booth.
  • Tickets will be scanned by Ipod Touches and the TicketLeap app.

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Stadium Specifications - Main Stadium Seating

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Stadium Specifications - Main Stadium Reserved Seating

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Stadium Specifications - Visitor Stadium Seating

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A New Ticket Booth

  • As part of the project, a ticket booth will be built to the north of the main gate outside the fence line. The facility will be similar in size to the soccer press box which cost $7,000. (19x9ft)

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Ticket Booth Location

Proposed

Ticket Booth Location

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Parking

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Costs

Hard Costs

  • Stadium Seats
    • For a link to the stadium chair, click here.
  • TicketLeap
  • Ticket Booth
  • Ticket Printer

Soft Costs

  • Work Study Implications

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Forecast/Payback Period

  • Approximate Hard Costs = $10,082.47
  • Approximate Net Revenue = $4,470.65
  • The payback period of this project would take approximately 2.26 years. This is provided that the revenue stream remains somewhat even.

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Questions/References

  • Questions?