@Piker73@aj_reveron That’s exactly my point. If getting anywhere in Houston is already a chore, you can’t just expect people to fight traffic, deal with parking, and sit in the heat just because there’s a game. You have to make it a destination event. Give people a reason to say, “Yeah, let’s go”
@FortressHouston@aj_reveron Yes many events with many more people where parking prices are much better, parking is easier to find and traffic is much much more controlled. You asked for problems, those are the issues that people I have spoken to have mentioned
@FortressHouston@aj_reveron That’s bc no one wants to deal with parking and traffic… what aren’t you understanding. When the game is remotely full it’s an absolute disaster, so people would rather stay home.
@theTCUburner This is massive! I’ve been saying that for a few years now. Gameday traffic is a pain, the parking is atrocious, and the gameday atmosphere is subpar
@BradyReeks@WHNCoogs@EddieNunezAD Ticket prices are an issue AND 11 a.m. games are an issue. This really isn’t complicated, but apparently I’m asking a lot of you to understand two things at once. You’ve completely lost the original argument and are now desperately trying to move the goalposts.
@BradyReeks@WHNCoogs@EddieNunezAD When your argument falls apart so badly you have to attack someone’s kids, you’ve already lost. Appreciate you proving my point for me.
@WHNCoogs Call me the problem all you want, doesn’t solve the issue that @EddieNunezAD hasn’t addressed. I was a season ticket holder for 15 plus years, now I have 3 kids and season ticket prices skyrocketed. 11am games are never going to help, especially when you have kids.