I'm very proud of the people we have in place, and that includes our coaching staff. Although Watson originally hoped for 2,500 season tickets to be sold by the start of the season, the team has sold just more than 1,000. Including those, the Knights have pre-sold between 3,000 and 4,000 individual tickets for opening night and expect an even bigger crowd to show up. It's been an education process. I thought we would have a higher season ticket count than we do, but we aren't comping tickets or giving discounts, except to groups of 25 or more.
Season tickets cost the same on a per-game basis as individual game tickets do.
We put a lot of thought into pricing. We put it at the lowest level we could, where we'd still be where we needed to. This is the basement price. Watson added that he was pleased with corporate sales. And the team's three skyboxes were sold for the opener and through most of the season.