Resale market for Super Bowl tickets slips after Cowboys ousted

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  1. Rolfe Well-Known Member
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    Rolfe, Jan 16, 2017
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    Really? Kind of presumptuous, to ever think the Cowboys had a lock on a Super Bowl appearance - the Packers, the Falcons are both great teams and would have been tough for Dallas to get through but guess there really is big money in Texas.
     
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    Ain't a big part of that just that the SB is in Texas and therefore there would be greater demand because it's a shorter trip for more Dallas fans?
     
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    Well, the resale prices are dropping, so the demand for tickets is decreasing, which tells me that the ticket holders aren't parting with them - in other words, they are going to attend the Super Bowl no matter who is playing.
     
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