Go Figure: Chargers season tickets reach 7-year high
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Chargers season tickets reach 7-year high
By Michael Gehlken | 4:43 p.m. Sept. 7, 2015
http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/new ... m-stadium/

Chargers fans at Qualcomm Stadium cheer after a game against the Dallas Cowboys. — K.C. Alfred
Maybe it's the uncertain future, 2015 the potential last season in San Diego. Maybe it's the recent success, one win last year from consecutive playoff berths. Maybe it's the work of those in business operations.
Whatever it is, the Chargers have sold more season tickets this year than in recent memory.
A team official said Monday afternoon that the Chargers have sold 56,112 season tickets for the upcoming year. It is the most at this stage since 2008 when they reached the 60,500 mark. The team notably was coming off an AFC Championship Game appearance at the time.
All offseason, the Chargers have been encouraged with box-office interest.
They saw a high percentage of season-ticket renewals and healthy number of new buyers. In June, before single-game tickets hit the market, they reported season-ticket sales were up nearly 13 percent from the same point in 2014.
Single-game ticket sales then led the team to announce in July that only scattered individual tickets were available for home games against the Steelers, Bears and Broncos. The season opener, this Sunday against the Lions, was said to be not far behind.
The Chargers have coined the game "White Hot Sunday" with players in all-white uniforms.
Likewise, fans are encouraged to wear white to Qualcomm Stadium.
By Michael Gehlken | 4:43 p.m. Sept. 7, 2015
http://www.sandiegouniontribune.com/new ... m-stadium/

Chargers fans at Qualcomm Stadium cheer after a game against the Dallas Cowboys. — K.C. Alfred
Maybe it's the uncertain future, 2015 the potential last season in San Diego. Maybe it's the recent success, one win last year from consecutive playoff berths. Maybe it's the work of those in business operations.
Whatever it is, the Chargers have sold more season tickets this year than in recent memory.
A team official said Monday afternoon that the Chargers have sold 56,112 season tickets for the upcoming year. It is the most at this stage since 2008 when they reached the 60,500 mark. The team notably was coming off an AFC Championship Game appearance at the time.
All offseason, the Chargers have been encouraged with box-office interest.
They saw a high percentage of season-ticket renewals and healthy number of new buyers. In June, before single-game tickets hit the market, they reported season-ticket sales were up nearly 13 percent from the same point in 2014.
Single-game ticket sales then led the team to announce in July that only scattered individual tickets were available for home games against the Steelers, Bears and Broncos. The season opener, this Sunday against the Lions, was said to be not far behind.
The Chargers have coined the game "White Hot Sunday" with players in all-white uniforms.
Likewise, fans are encouraged to wear white to Qualcomm Stadium.