Flyers, Sixers provide “fan relief” in ticket price freeze
By: Tom MacDonald
Two Philadelphia sports teams are holding the line on prices to help people who are dealing with their own economic problems. Prices normally go up from year to year. WHYY’s Tom MacDonald reports.
By: Tom MacDonald
tmacdonald@whyy.org
Two Philadelphia sports teams are holding the line on prices to help people who are dealing with their own economic problems. Prices normally go up from year to year. WHYY’s Tom MacDonald reports. [audio: arts20090223sixers.mp3]
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