Efforts to organize fans to resist ticket price increases have generally failed because?

Efforts to organize fans to resist ticket price increases have generally failed because the demand for tickets often outstrips supply, allowing teams and venues to maintain high prices without significant pushback. Additionally, the emotional attachment fans have to their teams typically overrides financial concerns, leading them to prioritize attendance over cost. Moreover, the rise of secondary markets and reselling platforms provides an alternative for fans willing to pay a premium, further reducing the impact of organized resistance.