Football Season Brings Economic Boom to College Station

Aggieland Buzzes Again as Students Return for the School Year

College Station, Texas – As students make their way back to the College Station region for the start of a new school year, an exciting buzz of economic activity is palpable once again. This is largely due to the economic surge driven by local businesses and the much-anticipated football season.

A&M Athletics Generates Revenue

Over the summer, the region saw a boost in income through entertainment events. Most notably, a marvelous soccer match between Brazil and Mexico, and a grand concert by George Strait, each of which experienced attendance numbers comparable to a home game at the celebrated Kyle Field.

Football Season and Economic Growth

The start of the new school year and football season are characterized by a significant impact on local businesses. The average home game at Kyle Field last year saw attendance at nearly 100,000 fans.

PopStroke Entertainment Group Opes Just in Time for Bump

In affirmation of the economic potential that the football season holds, the PopStroke Entertainment Group strategically launched its newest location in time for the start of the season. The move was very deliberate, according to Greg Bartoli, the founder and CEO of the entertainment firm.

Tailgating Serves as Economic Indicator

Apart from the matches, even the event of tailgating proves to be a significant contributor to the regional economy. A local shopper named Brenda, during her shopping spree for a tailgate party, ended up spending over $100 at her first stop, with more shopping at other stores planned.

Kyle Field and Economic Projections

Given the consistent pattern of high attendance at every home game, season tickets for this year have already sold out, mirroring last year’s trend. Considering the current infrastructural and social trends, this year’s football season is expected to bring in a substantial increase in economic growth and recognition to the industrious city of College Station.

The Path Ahead

With seven home games scheduled this season, it is predicted that the economic impact from the games, along with the patronage from local businesses, is set to bring College Station back in business in a big way.