SuiteHop: Press & Media

News, media coverage, press releases, and interviews.

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	Will the Trump Tax Bill Drive Down Ticket Sales? New York Times - July 27, 2018 Tyler Graffeo, the president of Interstate Truck Center, generated a lot of business while entertaining clients in luxury suites at Royals baseball and Chiefs football games in Kansas City, Mo., the past three years... Read more on New York Times.
	How to buy Sports Tickets New York Times - June 2018 Tickets to major sporting events can be expensive and hard to get your hands on. To find decent seats at reasonable prices, it helps if you know how and when to look for tickets, and learn how to navigate the secondary market... Read more on New York Times.
	Fewer ballgames, more steak dinners: Corporate entertaining changes after tax deduction goes away Chicago Tribune - April 13, 2018 Todd Lindenbaum, SuiteHop’s CEO, said that although he sees the tax change as a “catalyst for people to take a look at what they’re investing in,” he doesn’t think the change will lead to a significant slowdown in the purchase of entertainment packages or suite shares... Read more on The Chicago Tribune.
	The leadership team that’s innovating the suite life ColoradoBiz Magazine - May 10, 2017 Denver-based SuiteHop takes a fresh approach to bring efficiency and transparency to luxury entertainment. SuiteHop serves as an experience concierge to help consumers navigate the ins and outs of suites, helping bring suite availability, details and pricing online for the first time. Read more on ColoradoBiz.
	Top-end Super Bowl Sales Idling ESPN - January 29, 2016 The market may have bottomed out Friday morning for suites at Levi's Stadium for Super Bowl 50. SuiteHop, a sports luxury box marketplace based in Denver, listed one suite for the game at $150,000. That's the lowest price site founder Todd Lindenbaum recalls seeing a Super Bowl suite sell for. Read more on ESPN.
	Helping Fans Enjoy the Suite Life CNBC - April 15, 2015 One entrepreneur is offering fans a ticket to those coveted luxury suites. Watch Lindenbaum pitch his start-up in just 60 seconds on CNBC’s Power Pitch. Watch the video.
	Top 10 Gifts the Wealthy are Giving TIME - November 30, 2015 Why give a gift when you can give an experience? Luckily for those who prefer to give such gifts, there are options like SuiteHop. Read more on Time.
	The Cheat Suite: One-Off Luxury Box Rental. It’s a Thing Now. Urban Daddy - January 23, 2015 Proceed directly to living the dream with SuiteHop, a new service that lets you book luxury suites at venues for one-off games and concerts instead of booking the whole season (like they made you do before this thing was born), online now. Read more on Urban Daddy.
	New Service Enables Fans To Directly Book Luxury Suites Forbes - October 28, 2014 “SuiteHop has tackled an issue that no one has before,” said CEO Todd Lindenbaum. “We’ve built phenomenal relationships with teams, venues and suite owners that are willing to make their suites available to a broader universe of businesses and individuals through our online marketplace.” Read more on Forbes.
	Suite Rental Companies Make Premium Sports Experiences More Attainable Los Angeles Times - July 20, 2015 For years, luxury seating could be acquired only by paying premium prices and signing long-term leases. Stadium suites were largely the realm of big business, which used the facilities to entertain well-heeled clients and reward high-producing employees. Read more on L.A. Times.