Low price for Coke Zero 400 Daytona
Customers are really looking for deep discounts before they purchase during this declining economy. In order to get some economic boosts, prices at the track should be a all-time low from last years prices.
Instead of long term planning, travellers are making last-minute choices for the best deals. Downtown businesses like Sea Dip Beach are hoping for a good turn out to help revive the economy in Daytona.
In order to boost attendance, speedway officials decided to sell tickets on the front stretch of the track instead of the grandstand and opposite side of the track seats. From 15%, speedway officials realize that sales continue on a downward spiral forcing them to drop ticket prices including hats, memorabilia, soft drinks and much more.
Simply put, the Daytona economy is driven by the race track said several economists from Florida. Unlike other attractons, Daytona 500 draws people from outside the state compared to sports and is a real revenue generator.
Although there are tons of vacancies in local Daytona hotels, last minute deals are bringing in the business said the vice president for the Sun Viking lodge.



