Dolphins season-ticket holders found out in October that they will "not be asked to shell out more for tickets" this year, and in the five months since, more than 80% have "decided to renew," according to Adam Beasley of the MIAMI HERALD. While the price of some tickets will "go up this coming season, most seats will stay flat or even decrease." The organization has been "upfront about its plans to rebuild this season, a process that even new coach Brian Flores acknowledged could be painful." The team’s renewal rate is "particularly impressive, given the lack of obvious big draws" on the Dolphin's home schedule in '19. Flat pricing likely means the Dolphins will "remain one of the NFL’s best values." They had the "league’s 10th-cheapest ticket" '18. Meanwhile, Hard Rock Stadium's total revenue was up 39.7% in the FY that ended on March 31 (MIAMIHERALD.com, 2/14).
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