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20% is $200 for a "movie ticket". Is the "virtual experience" $200 better than watching the game on 2D screen?
by silvestrov 3y ago
20% is $200 for a "movie ticket".
Is the "virtual experience" $200 better than watching the game on 2D screen?
- bnj 3y agoI wouldn't know, but doesn't the point still hold if I can sell (let's say) 1000 tickets at movie ticket prices, which I wouldn't otherwise have been able to sell? Call it $15 * 1000 people ... ? I think the made up hypothetical figures distracted from the main idea, I was questioning the position that NBA would lose value when it seems like technology like this would open up a new audience of consumers who might now be willing to spend some money that they wouldn't otherwise have spent.