Silke Jasso
After the Cubs turned the corner on the field and made a run to the NLCS back in 2015: ticket prices went up, on average by about 10%.
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With prices staying relatively flat during the rebuild, it was to be to expected that they would climb back up when the product on the field became more inviting.
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And after another hugely successful year in 2016 – prices went up again last offseason. The average increase was nearly 20%.
This offseason, season ticket prices are going up again, but this time — only by about 1% (Tribune). In some sections – like the bleachers – prices will actually be going down.
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Not raising prices a huge amount this year, may prove to be a wise move by the Cubs, who potentially face a little bit of softness in the early going in 2018, too.
But before you get to upset with paying more than usual to see our Cubbies – let’s all take a moment to relish in this moment below that got us to where we are today.
