: Thu May 28, 2009 10:07 pm  

Geordie wrote:

Plus add in the free Junior Ticket

If you bought on the Early Bird it was £231 for an adult and child standing ticket (£16.50 per home game plus the cup game)

You will now pay £90 for an adult and child (£15 per home game).

Considering a couple of premium home games have gone (Wigan and Leeds) and the discount for the Magic Weekend has gone, it doesn't look a bad deal to me.

If, like for me, the kids offer is irellevant, then the adult ticket on it's own works out more expensive than if I had bought it on the Early Bird scheme. Using an early bird ticket it would cost just over £12 a game instead of £15 with this ticket.

I'm pretty sure most people will be happy that the club are trying to market tickets and get fans in, rather than see any negatives in this.

: Thu May 28, 2009 10:20 pm  

Some people are never happy!

: Thu May 28, 2009 10:40 pm  

Big Dave 3 wrote:

Some people are never happy!

Maybe, but it certainly doesn't apply to Warrington fans.

: Fri May 29, 2009 12:11 am  

Playing Devils advocate

Never said I wasn't happy, I chose to pay the prices that I did

: Fri May 29, 2009 12:13 am  

Geordie wrote:

Playing Devils advocate

Never said I wasn't happy, I chose to pay the prices that I did

geordie, get to bed! i'm working night so have an excuse!

: Fri May 29, 2009 12:14 am  

Geordie wrote:

Playing Devils advocate

Never said I wasn't happy, I chose to pay the prices that I did

You said that people were getting screwed, and then asked were others also of the opinion that it was a bit backward.

Hardly playing devils advocate tbh.

: Fri May 29, 2009 12:18 am  

Dave T wrote:

You said that people were getting screwed, and then asked were others also of the opinion that it was a bit backward.

Hardly playing devils advocate tbh.

i think what ever the club can do to increase it's revenue is a good thing, marketing is a tricky business, you can't please every one, and to be honest it's probably the regular attender who is going to utilise the offer.
the club should be trying to get some of the people who stopped attending after a poor start to the season to reattend.

: Fri May 29, 2009 12:25 am  

slimwire66 wrote:

i think what ever the club can do to increase it's revenue is a good thing, marketing is a tricky business, you can't please every one, and to be honest it's probably the regular attender who is going to utilise the offer.
the club should be trying to get some of the people who stopped attending after a poor start to the season to reattend.

Yep, I agree. The Season Ticket numbers have gone down this year, and this may be a way of getting them back onto the books...

: Fri May 29, 2009 12:56 am  

The club do it every year, don't they?

: Fri May 29, 2009 7:01 am  

'Hitman' Norvern Soul wrote:

The club do it every year, don't they?

They usually do a summer 6 pack, but can't remember them doing free kids season tickets