Beer prices at every NFL stadium (2 Viewers)

[tinman]

I'm just wondering if there's any real revenue in beer or if it's more of a means to another end. If all 70K fans would buy a few beers, the revenue would be massive, but probably only 1/4 to 1/3 buy beer, right?

If 1/4 of the crowd buys 2 beers that comes to almost 20K beers! If it avgs out to $10 each, 200 grand is nothing to sneeze at. Multiply that by 10 games per year... sales of $2 MILLION!! 1/2 barrel(standard keg) is $165 retail(wholesale is cheaper, decent beer is more) & pours 165 12 oz potions, so approx $1 per. $200k cost for a return of $2 m, 90% profit.
Somebody is doing just fine!

 

[bobad]

If 1/4 of the crowd buys 2 beers that comes to almost 20K beers! If it avgs out to $10 each, 200 grand is nothing to sneeze at. Multiply that by 10 games per year... sales of $2 MILLION!! 1/2 barrel(standard keg) is $165 retail(wholesale is cheaper, decent beer is more) & pours 165 12 oz potions, so approx $1 per. $200k cost for a return of $2 m, 90% profit.
Somebody is doing just fine!

Dang, better than I thought, thanks for the math!

I would have thought the labor, cups, and um, janitorial work would bite into the profits a little too, but there's still money there.

 

[Grumpy Old Manatee]

If 1/4 of the crowd buys 2 beers that comes to almost 20K beers! If it avgs out to $10 each, 200 grand is nothing to sneeze at. Multiply that by 10 games per year... sales of $2 MILLION!! 1/2 barrel(standard keg) is $165 retail(wholesale is cheaper, decent beer is more) & pours 165 12 oz potions, so approx $1 per. $200k cost for a return of $2 m, 90% profit.
Somebody is doing just fine!

For an NFL team, that’s barely a sniffle, much less a sneeze

 

[tinman]

For an NFL team, that’s barely a sniffle, much less a sneeze

The teams don't own the concessions. I'd bet the license holder is thrilled to make that for 10 days per year(not to mention the likelihood of selling at other Dome events).