seatdynasty
/ˌsiːtˈdɪnəsti/nounVerified NewThe multi-generational occupation of the same stadium seats by one family.
Seats are inherited with the will and defended like real estate: fifty years of the same sightline, the same pre-game walk, the same neighbors' arguments renewed each autumn. When a dynasty ends, the seats change hands with a gravity that surprises the buyer.
Etym. — seat + dynasty: hereditary rule, one turnstile at a time.
Rel. — fantenure
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