From Team Marketing Report, via Paul Hagen at the Philadelphia Daily News, comes this tidbit: the highest price for a small draft beer in a major league stadium is $8.75 at San Francisco’s AT&T Park. The lowest? Arizona’s Chase Field, where the suds will set you back 4 bucks.
I drank a $4 at Chase Field the other day. I couldn’t believe they were selling beer for $4. That’s less than a spring training beer costs!
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August 17th, 2009 at 12:43 am
well, to be fair, the cheap beer is balanced out by the ransom you pay later on to get your relatives back. (little known fact: Phoenix has the highest kidnapping-for-ransom rate in the country). you could call it the Tijuana of the U.S.!
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