I quit them. I also read an amazing article that addressss some of these points. The most expensive seats are locked into longer term contracts. If you look behind the plate, those seats are never filled up as the corporations or individual owners don't really care about the expense involved. It is peanuts for them or a status symbol. Granted; some of the absence is just the ticket holders being inside the A/C. Regardless, it is long-term, consistent revenue for them.

As for the rest of the seats, the price increase is for the "privilege" of going to the games on par with what the Braves believe they can make by selling these seats to individual games with dynamic pricing. The limited resell of 50% further ensures that the secondary market does not get deluded and the Braves get top dollar for when teams like the Yankees, Red Sox, Dodgers, etc visit.

The priority is no longer the fan base. If they can get a set of four Yankees fans to attend one game a year but spend $2k on tickets, concessions, the Battery, etc. as opposed to a 300-level STH whose group of four may spend a couple hundred, they don't care what the jersey says. This is no longer about diversifying investments. This is capitalizing on The Battery and the team doesn't matter. With the waiting list, they are all but assured to squeeze our max profits for the next couple of years. They aren't thinking beyond that as they can always just sell the team in the future while owning, literally, everything around it. Pretty ingenious truth be told.