So this is the difference in Merchandise, if you upgrade AT LEAST $500,000 (on your arena in 1 upgrade (edit))
4/8/2024 Weekly Merchandise profit $ 20 182
4/15/2024 Weekly Merchandise profit $ 18 018
4/22/2024 Weekly Merchandise profit $ 18 007
4/29/2024 Weekly Merchandise profit $ 19 493
5/6/2024 Weekly Merchandise profit $ 22 945
5/13/2024 Weekly Merchandise profit $ 24 265
5/20/2024 Weekly Merchandise profit $ 24 101
5/27/2024 Weekly Merchandise profit $ 24 867
6/3/2024 Weekly Merchandise profit $ 24 964
6/10/2024 Weekly Merchandise profit $ 24 858
6/17/2024 Weekly Merchandise profit $ 24 540
6/24/2024 Weekly Merchandise profit $ 25 871
7/1/2024 Weekly Merchandise profit $ 26 939
7/8/2024 Weekly Merchandise profit $ 25 261
It goes down, when I don't have a home game that week. Well a League Home game. I know it sucks to wait that long, but over the course of 52 weeks, you're looking 52x 8000= $416,000. (I split the difference between the high and the low of 7k and 9k)
I know that that is 3 upgrades, for me, so it would take 3 years to pay off, but that is only the difference, not including seat sales from attendance.
Just thought I'd share some info with you guys.
edited because I didn't proof read it
Just wanted to share some observations.
7/8/2024 Weekly Merchandise profit $ 25 261 (last 1 I reported)
7/15/2024 Weekly Merchandise profit $ 25 355
7/22/2024 Weekly Merchandise profit $ 25 869
7/29/2024 Weekly Merchandise profit $ 23 529
So my Merch dropped $2340, this week. This seams to have a direct relation to game attendence. I recently raised prices, and lost fans.
7/27/2024 Kentucky Knights 7842 804 137 8 8791 Total
7/26/2024 Ticket Price Update 9 35 119 800
7/20/2024 Westland 10838 810 138 8 11794 Total
So a 3003 reduction in attendence cost me $2340, in merch and $5288 loss in Bleacher ticket sales.
So packing those bleachers is very important