Doubtful. My ass has surprisingly little pull.

Not a fan of the seats, but I imagine that cost a bit to put in...so doubt they're going away.

Other good chairback options out there, though. I love being in the Phillips Club. Close to the action, comfortable seats and close enough to yell at the other team!

I'm scared of heights too.............

I say we just clear it down to the concrete and let people bring their own chairs. Whatever you bring when you buy your seats can stay in that spot all season with an appropriate cover. Have people dollying in leather recliners, bean bag chairs, inflatable couches, lawn chairs, chaises, fainting couches, Ottomans...

Pay an extra grand and you can bring in a Craftmatic adjustable bed.

And because the new seating arrangement would decrease capacity by about 10,000, demand for seats would be high.

"You are looking LIVE at 14,000 very comfortable Bobcat fans."

We complain because we care!

Seriously, though, I see your point. We are a bit of a complaint factory. All in all, we've got it pretty good and have some great teams to support.

I'd agree if I was doing my quarterly reports, but heck, half the time I'm typing on a small keyboard during a break from work or visiting the Grandkid. Grammar on a message board is simply silly. But to each his own.

Exactly. 

Wrong on all accounts voice.  It does impact me because I do sit in those seats and have listened to the complaints of fans such as 695 and others about the accessibility issues since those seats were installed.  I have also as have others shared those concerns with the athletics officials.  I have no problem paying the extra $50 per seat for that prime location.  What I do have a problem with is having to move out into the aisle every time a fellow fans wants to head to the restroom or concession stand.  At one game alone the four people closest to the aisle had to get up and move out into the aisle 17 times.  Before the seat backs were installed you just stood up and the fan passed.  If that is an irrational concern, so be it.  It is a major inconvenience.  I know I could move but seats on the 50 15 rows up are great seats.

Alan:  I understand your concerns, but there are drawbacks to everything.  I sit in the Tower seats, which are premium, but up there the rows are somewhat closer together and access is also an issue.  Moreover, I sit in the front row of the Tower seats, which you might think would be great, but due to the configuration of the access rows, everyone uses the front row as an aisle to move from section to section.

Bottom line, nothing's perfect.  Let's be happy that we have an athletics administration that is truly trying to improve the overall experience and enhance the visibility of our program.  That's what's most important in my mind.  That and finding a cure for baldness.

I've been complimentary of the effort, but just don't like the seats.  I'm 6'4" so I suffer from the reduction in legroom these seats have generated because they had to be put on a narrow bleacher.  I would much rather have a flat back support added to the bleachers (like the Phillips Club) all the way across the section than the individual chair.

The Tower Club has better seats, is covered from the weather (most seats), and has upgraded restroom and concession facilities.  I don't have seats there for two reasons.  First, the crowd is quite subdued.  Our group does our best to create a home field advantage.  We stand and cheer loudly, something that is sporadic at best in that section.  I know I'll annoy the people up there and they will annoy me.  Second, we have a lot of younger people in our group of 20-30 at every game.  The kids like to move around in their seats and go back-and-forth to the hill a few times during the game.  There is no way to get from the Tower Club to the inside of stadium without going in and out of Gate 1.  It's not safe for the kids to be outside the gate by themselves where we cannot see them coming and going. 

I may move to the Tower Club at some point in my life, but I would imagine that move would coincide with my receipt of a handicap hang tag for parking.

People around me in the Tower Club aren't subdued, but I'm not under the overhang.

Since you posted at 12:46 west coast time, this sounds like a three martini Hollywood post.  :)  You da man, Monroe!