Editing Openai/6938a81d-f398-8000-b994-839c297c3f08 (section)

==== If we make a simplifying assumption — for the sake of illustration — that: ====
* The average paid ticket price in 2025 for the Reds was roughly USD $50–75 (given league-wide median/resale ranges for 2025 often center around that ballpark for many teams). MLB Analysis<ref>{{cite web|title=MLB Analysis|url=https://mlbanalysis.com/news/mlb-2025-average-resale-ticket-prices-for-all-30-teams-revealed/|publisher=MLB Analysis|access-date=2025-12-10}}</ref>
* All 2,170,963 attendance were paid tickets (i.e. no freebies/comped tickets) — which is almost certainly an overestimate.

Then:

<syntaxhighlight>Lower bound estimate: 2,170,963 × $50  = ~$108.5 million  
Upper bound estimate: 2,170,963 × $75  = ~$162.8 million  

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So ticket-sales revenue might plausibly be in the ballpark of USD $110 – $160 million (2025).

If you added typical additional per-fan spending (concessions, parking, merchandise), actual “attendance-driven revenue” could be meaningfully higher — though precisely how much higher depends a lot on the team’s per-capita spend, which is not publicly broken out for 2025.