For the Washington Post, Travis M. Andrews, Jeremy B. Merrill, and Shelly Tan with the analysis:
According to the spending data, drawn from 40 million credit and debit cards analyzed by the consumer data and analytics company Consumer Edge, less than half as much money was spent on tickets in September and the first half of October 2025 as during that same period in 2024. This is less than people spent on the center during any other year since 2018, except 2020, when the venue was locked down for most of the year.
Nice touch with the square pies as seats. That’s a lot of empties.
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