The New Jersey Devils ownership issues are resolved for now. Jeff Vanderbeek is now the complete owner of the organization and part of the team's debt has been refinanced. This post contains some initial thoughts on the news.
An article in the New York Post by Josh Kosman alleges the New Jersey Devils are in serious financial trouble. The Devils released a statement in response; and I break it down while providing my own speculation in between it's lines.
Now that the New Jersey Devils have announced their ticket prices for the 2011-12 season, I compare those prices to 2010-11. Did the Devils raise ticket prices? It depends on where you sit and what tickets you buy.
The New Jersey Devils announced their single game ticket prices and their variable pricing plan for 2011-12. I breakdown how the variable pricing levels are organized by date, month, and opponent; and compare the single game ticket price with the season ticket game price by section.
I surmise why the New Jersey Devils are pushing season ticket sales instead of single game tickets even to the point of hiding pricing; and I learn some more information about the supporter's section the Devils will set up for 2011-12.
The New Jersey Devils released their seating chart for the 2011-12 season. While it doesn't have prices, how they have broken down the upper section is worth discussing.
Earlier this season, I wrote about how I wanted a supporter's group at Devils games to improve atmosphere at the Rock. Since then, there has been a few games with a supporters section and the latest two offerings from the team convinces me that they are embracing the group.
Yesterday, the New Jersey Devils released ticket prices for the box office and season tickets for the 2010-11 season. I compare them to the 2009-10 ticket prices and find that most seats have been hit with a slight increase in price.
It is only the end of January, but the New Jersey Devils organization have sent out playoff invoices to season ticket holders. I breakdown the lower prices and incentives the Devils are offering for early purchases for playoff tickets.
The New Jersey Devils have been offering partial plan ticket offers in advance of the 2009-10 season. Similar to what was done with the mini-packages, I analyze how much money one would save per game for each package and determine which one is worth considering.
