My wife and I are seriously considering buying season tickets to the Las Vegas Raiders. Is it crazy to think it might not be a bad investment?
We live in DC so we might end up going to only one game a year. But I keep thinking that the resale value of those tickets will be higher than in most markets. I mean, even in years when the Raiders suck (which is most years), their home games will still be very attractive for out of town fans wanting to road trip to see their teams play and have a fun weekend.
If I end up selling seven out of the eight home games, I'm thinking I can cover the cost of the tickets as well as the PSL over a few years. Not to mention, if the team ever hosts playoff games. I would also have the right of first refusal for events at the stadium which offers me a chance to buy and re-sell those tickets as well.
Am I wrong?
We live in DC so we might end up going to only one game a year. But I keep thinking that the resale value of those tickets will be higher than in most markets. I mean, even in years when the Raiders suck (which is most years), their home games will still be very attractive for out of town fans wanting to road trip to see their teams play and have a fun weekend.
If I end up selling seven out of the eight home games, I'm thinking I can cover the cost of the tickets as well as the PSL over a few years. Not to mention, if the team ever hosts playoff games. I would also have the right of first refusal for events at the stadium which offers me a chance to buy and re-sell those tickets as well.
Am I wrong?
