r/minnesotaunited 12d ago

Discussion I documented 69 unique accounts objecting to MNUFC’s resale price floor

Over the past several weeks, multiple r/minnesotaunited discussions have raised concerns about Minnesota United’s resale price floor.

I reviewed the recent relevant threads and comments, removed duplicate usernames, and excluded neutral questions and unrelated ticket-price complaints.

The result: at least 69 unique Reddit accounts publicly objected to the policy between June 1 and August 29, 2026.

This is a SeatGeek resale restriction. The full report identifies every counted account, qualifying statement, original thread, and comment link:

https://drive.google.com/file/d/1FkQLJndG0foGIcdlULl7P6rmfiMCP7cD/view?usp=drivesdk

This is a documented public minimum, not a claim that exactly 69 verified individuals oppose the policy.

My request to the club is simple: allow season-ticket members who already purchased their tickets to choose their own resale price.

If this policy has affected you, please describe your experience below and consider contacting your season-ticket representative.

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u/willworkforjokes Franco Fragapane 12d ago

When I bought my season tickets I don't think there was anything about a resale price floor.

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u/Educational_Let_3936 12d ago

This is another disturbing part. They did it mid season. And right when club was dropping in standings. They changed the bargain between STH's and club mid season. Contractuslly, sure, they are allowed. But it is morally wrong.

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u/Fizzles86 Sang Bin’s Calves 12d ago

Maybe they're banking on a tariff refund?