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First stadium attendance isn’t fixed. Arrowhead has a claimed capacity of 76k. The chiefs averaged 73k home fans last year. Between player, staff, and corporate allotments you probably have a few thousand ticket difference between how many tickets are available and what is considered sold out. Second, corporate sponsorships work in weird way. If your a giant company in chicago and you want to bring your 50 best employees and customers you call the sales team at KC. Now suite that is owned by a KC company suddenly is available at a price. Then there is the reselling of tickets by individuals. Traveling NFL fans are affluent. If you’re the type of person to pay $150 over ticket price you’re probably also the type to drop $300 at the stadium bar. You add all that up and you probably get 6000 bears fans dropping big money to be there. Believe or not but even for the chiefs Bear fans mean additional millions in revenue.
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