SuperKevin
War Hero
The idea behind it is that they want the place full. They give free tickets to tourists and shit when they don't think it will fill up (speaking of which, SuperKevin, how did you get your seats? Is it first come first serve? Im curious how it works).
I don't think they should charge a lot, but I don't think many people would blink at paying $5. $300,000 per year is a lot of money for a company like TNA. Like larry & I mentioned, that pays for several undercard workers salaries since most of those TNA people are making well under $100k base (even as low as $30k range).
If you send them an e-mail a week in advance they give you a VIP confirmation. VIPs get in first then regular people. We didn't know that though. Luckily, there was a guy who literally had like 30 extra VIP wristbands and gave us some (apparently he gets like 30 extras every week and hands them out). It is first come first serve on seats and we went immediately to the rail in front of the ring steps.