Sports fans say inflation may keep them from going to another game – FOX32 (Chicago)

Both the Chicago Cubs and the Chicago White Sox rank in the top ten most expensive game experiences.
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The Railroader
3 years ago

The way the White Sox keep sleepwalking through the season is keeping us out of the ballpark. The Cubs were supposed to suck, but not the Sox.

Not paying $11 for a beer to witness that.

Old Spartan
3 years ago

Until MLB gets the salaries of all the mediocre players under control– which isn’t likely– this won’t get any better. Most of the stars ern their money, but it is the cost of all the mediocrity that kills the ticket prices.

Wally
3 years ago

Moved to SC. North Augusta has three year old high tech stadium that Cubs and Sox farm teams play in. Can enjoy game, great concessions, free parking, all for the cost of what parking at a Cubs or Sox game would, along with easy accessibility. Another benefit of getting out of IL

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