Predators on record-setting pace in 2007 season ticket sales
Published on November 14, 2006 under Arena Football League (1987-2008) (AFL I)
Orlando Predators News Release
ORLANDO, Fla. (Nov. 14) -- Coming off an Arena Football League record seventh ArenaBowl championship game appearance, the Orlando Predators are on a record-setting pace in 2007 season ticket sales.
With more than three months remaining before the start of the upcoming season, the Predators have already renewed a league-high 7,000 individual season tickets. The total represents a 70% renewal rate. Counting new ticket sales, the Predators currently lead the league in season ticket sales for the 2007 season.
The totals do not include corporate season tickets, which brings the Predators total season ticket count to more than 9,100 for next year.
Last year, the Predators sold a franchise record 11,244 season tickets and set club records in sponsorship and total revenues. The team is on pace to surpass those records this season.
"The numbers just back up what we have been saying for a long time...Orlando Predators fans are among the most loyal and passionate fans in not only the Arena Football League but in all of professional sports," Orlando Predators President Brett Bouchy says.
Long considered one of the best entertainment values in Orlando, nine-game Orlando Predators season ticket packages start at just $63 for upper bowl end zone seats; and the team offers ten different price points overall. Season tickets and addition information are available by calling 407-44-PREDS or visiting the team's website at www.orlandopredators.com.
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