Chicago Cubs-Rooftop and TicketFolio

I consider it spam.

Greed driven, maybe, but if they signed a contract…

You have to protect your business.

but I know of a certain rooftop property manager who is selling tix to brokers on a regular basis. This person received the letter, personally addressed.

against these S.O.Bs, but I doubt they would have bothered if their own ticket sales & attendance were not taking such a hit. Still it could not happen to nicer bunch of business people.

For the first time in what I can remember from these rooftops (since the 20-yr contract), it’s a better deal for a rooftop than in the ballpark, specifically the bleachers.

The Cubs should look at themselves instead of complaining about people running a business correctly for once. Maybe they should offer tickets at discounted rates. Maybe they should offer discounted concessions to people willing to buy walk up un used tickets. Hell maybe people having trouble unloading their season tickets who don’t use them should do the same thing. I think that someone who PAID for their business, employees staff, pays taxes on the REVENUE they make, pays property tax should be able to recoup some money by actually selling access to their business.

And if these business are selling to underage people. Well then they should pay fines when the ABC shows up. I would imagine however from reports on this website that drunken idiots are just as common in the stands at Wrigley as they are in the rooftops across the street (actually I would imagine having never experienced it) that the rooftops are better controlled.