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Denver managed to get rid of as many brokers as possible and it didn't cause them to lower prices.
ETA: A lot of that lower bowl are owned by companies who give tickets to clients. I don't think they should have their rights revoked just like I don't think fans who need to sell some games every year for whatever reason should. It's just the brokers who are only in it for the profit that I think should have to give up their rights so the people on the waiting list can have the opportunity to buy them at least. If the waiting list doesn't buy them, so be it and sell them to whoever wants them. At least they'd have made an attempt.
This isn't Denver. This is New Orleans. And it looks like Denver's tickets may be cheaper. My seats would be $33/ticket/game cheaper in Denver. That's $660 less for the pair. Their most expensive seats are $185 game. I know ours are over $300.