Rising concession prices at stadiums are prompting teams across various sports to implement fan-friendly pricing strategies for a limited selection of basic items. At Dodger Stadium, a Dodger Dog costs a staggering $7.99, while the Arizona Diamondbacks offer hot dogs at just $2.99. This move has been backed by Diamondbacks president Derrick Hall, who noted that fans perceive lower prices as a bargain and tend to purchase more.

The Baltimore Orioles have also introduced a menu with items priced at $4 or less, including nachos and pretzels. Similar initiatives can be seen at the Delta Center, home of the Utah Jazz, where a hot dog costs $3. Acknowledging the financial benefits of such pricing, the Atlanta Falcons provide a range of items, including hot dogs and sodas, for just $2.

Despite the positive feedback and increased sales, not all stadiums are ready to implement these strategies. Dodger team president Stan Kasten mentioned that while a value menu could increase transactions, logistical issues could hinder the fan experience due to overcrowding and long lines.