Which pricing strategy, now standard in most major theaters, was first implemented by the Metropolitan Opera in 2006 and led to a reported 10% increase in revenue?

In the performing arts industry, pricing strategies can make or break a production's financial success. Theaters and performance venues use sophisticated approaches to maximize revenue while maintaining accessibility. This poll tests your knowledge of a specific pricing strategy commonly used in major theaters and performance venues worldwide that has revolutionized how tickets are sold for live performances.

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Dynamic pricing (adjusting ticket prices based on demand in real-time)
Subscription-only seating (requiring season ticket purchases for premium seats)
Rush ticketing (deeply discounted last-minute tickets for unsold seats)
Zone-based pricing (charging based solely on distance from stage)