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BASE
Active Member
Couple Thursday home games and a Friday but mostly weekends. Unfortunately it could be a horrific year for attendance at least early on. If the team comes out of the gate well then you never know.
Gronk!
Senior Member
Elks fans who buy this special ticket are guaranteed a seat until the team breaks its home loss streak
The Edmonton Elks are offering free tickets to home games until the team wins at Commonwealth Stadium.
The_Cat
Senior Member
Free season tickets!
thebystander
New Member
Honestly this is pretty good marketing. I'm debating buying a ticket. Early season games are usually nice weather at the very least and if you get multiple games out of it awesome and if you see a win, even better.
The_Cat
Senior Member
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The_Cat
Senior Member
My deepest sympathies to the Elks and the family of Christian Saulsberry.
Gronk!
Senior Member
Elks nab 2022’s Eastern Division Most Outstanding Player in CFL free-agency - Edmonton | Globalnews.ca
On the opening day of CFL free-agency, the Edmonton Elks made a big splash by signing receiver and 2022 East Division Most Outstanding Player Eugene Lewis.
globalnews.ca
bodsbods9090
Active Member
Just win at home this year please. As a life-long Eskimos/Elks fan (30 + years), I just want us to break this embarrassing home losing streak.
Avenuer
Senior Member
AS much as I'd enjoy paying less per game, I hope my 'Guaranteed Win Ticket' is successful after the first home game in June.
IanO
Superstar
- The existing agreement between the city and the Edmonton Elks for the use of Commonwealth Stadium expires on March 31. A new five-year agreement, covering a base licence fee, advertising, concession, and ticket surcharge revenue, could net the City of Edmonton about $5 million. The Elks have requested a licence fee waiver for 2023 and 2024 “in consideration of the team’s post pandemic recovery strategies and financial position of the football team.”-Taproot
IanO
Superstar
Have to chuckle at this:
'Among the plans for 2023, the Elks are looking to partner with community bike organizations to encourage fans to cycle to games, they are working with the city to create more events at the stadium, and on a new merchandising agreement for non-Elks events to increase city revenue.'
edmontonjournal.com
'Among the plans for 2023, the Elks are looking to partner with community bike organizations to encourage fans to cycle to games, they are working with the city to create more events at the stadium, and on a new merchandising agreement for non-Elks events to increase city revenue.'
Edmonton Elks hope to break even in 2023 after four-year $18M loss, Commonwealth Stadium lease renewed
"It has been a challenging time for sport properties around the world, especially because of COVID."
edmontonjournal.com
Avenuer
Senior Member
Why is that funny? It is very convenient to get to games by bike considering the LRT shared use path is adjacent to the stadium site.Have to chuckle at this:
'Among the plans for 2023, the Elks are looking to partner with community bike organizations to encourage fans to cycle to games, they are working with the city to create more events at the stadium, and on a new merchandising agreement for non-Elks events to increase city revenue.'
Edmonton Elks hope to break even in 2023 after four-year $18M loss, Commonwealth Stadium lease renewed
"It has been a challenging time for sport properties around the world, especially because of COVID."
IanO
Superstar
Options are good, but it caught me off guard given the severity of the rest of the article given their very significant on-field issues, lingering front of house cleanup, 18mil loss, not paying fees, not covering their share of LRT costs etc.
The house is burning, but let's water the lawn feel.
That's all.
The house is burning, but let's water the lawn feel.
That's all.
IanO
Superstar
Any word on ticket-pick up by new fans this year? I am curious to see if they will be able to draw over 20,000 this year given everything.