[4K] Family Fun at BC Place! and where is Messi?! - Vancouver Whitecaps FC vs. Inter Miami CF

🇨🇦 🍋 Feel the vibrant energy outside BC PLACE 🍋 after the thrilling Vancouver Whitecaps FC vs. Inter Miami CF match. ⚽️
Join us as we explore this iconic venue, capturing the buzz and witnessing the excitement! It was amazing to experience the genuine, positive, and celebratory atmosphere firsthand. Experience the post-game thrill as fans of all ages gather, the city stays alive, and the enthusiasm remains high.
Even though legendary Argentine soccer star Lionel Messi missed the game against Vancouver Whitecaps, thousands of fans, including families and kids who paid for expensive tickets, still had an unforgettable evening. Their enthusiasm created a lively and fun atmosphere! From joyful fan interactions to the dynamic game day vibe in Vancouver, this adventure is a must-see! 🎉
Join us for a fun-filled journey through the sights and sounds of an epic soccer showdown, packed with excitement and unforgettable moments!

[@kentabata166]

Cool to see the REAL atmosphere was positive & celebratory. Thanks for posting, The ticket prices should be the same for ALL games then people would still have been disappointed but not feeling screwed over. Who sets the prices? Does ticketmaster buy all tix then resell at a higher price? Thanx again, well done.

[@WalkwithYuzu]

Thanks for your comment! Glad you enjoyed the video. The atmosphere was indeed amazing and celebratory! 🥳

[@register1430]

A computer algorithm prices ALL major ticketed events now. It's called Dynamic Pricing. Just like airline seats. Adjusted by the hour if needed. One of the downsides of digital tickets. Ticketmaster will hopefully be broken up by the Dept of Justice in the US.

[@kentabata166]

@@register1430 Thanks. I'm guessing the algorithm is designed to maximize profit, so it will raise the prices to just below the point people think they are getting ripped off. I don't see the difference between ticketmaster and scalpers - and scalping was illegal. Normally $40 tix were selling for $400. Who gets the extra profit? ticketmaster, whitecaps, mls. Can a club opt out of ticketmaster? Can you tell them a set price? For comparison, Fulham vs Man City tix go for $17 to $50, and the players are on much higher salaries. Yeah, a million questions, I know.

[@register1430]

@@kentabata166 Ripped off is a relative term. The ticketing algorithm prices it so it sells but not too quickly. Priced high enough that resellers think twice about investing in the tickets and not making a good return. Ticketmaster charges a fee as a percentage of the ticket face value. THAT is where they rake it in. Takes no more effort for them to sell a $50 ticket vs a $500 ticket. AND then when that $500 ticket goes on their own resale platform for $1000 they make even MORE profit. There are cities in the US where resale of tickets above X% of face value is prohibited. Those venues have essentially eliminated the business side of ticket scalping.