stupot07
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So for an adult taking 2 kids u13 its actually slightly cheaper than going to the cinema....
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So for an adult taking 2 kids u13 its actually slightly cheaper than going to the cinema....£22 adults, £15 concessions, £10 U18s, £5 U16s, free for U13.
6 match pack is £108, 12 matches is £216.
Why doesn't he take sweets, crisps, chocolate and cartons of juice from home? That's what I do. Plenty of parking for as cheap as a fiver. Not knowing their ages but if u13 and you make them jsbs you could do it for £30.Guy on the radio after the match yesterday was saying that for him and he's two kids to go by the time they've paid parking, everyone wants something to drink etc. It's way over £50 for a family afternoons out. That's not a cheap afternoon out for your average family so he simply can't afford to do it every home game or as many as they'd like. That is where the club is losing out on the current on the current price structure, repeat business or to be more precise, the regularity of that repeat business.
Guy on the radio after the match yesterday was saying that for him and he's two kids to go by the time they've paid parking, everyone wants something to drink etc. It's way over £50 for a family afternoons out. That's not a cheap afternoon out for your average family so he simply can't afford to do it every home game or as many as they'd like. That is where the club is losing out on the current on the current price structure, repeat business or to be more precise, the regularity of that repeat business.
So take drinks in, get them in the jsbs and get a match package.Guy on the radio after the match yesterday was saying that for him and he's two kids to go by the time they've paid parking, everyone wants something to drink etc. It's way over £50 for a family afternoons out. That's not a cheap afternoon out for your average family so he simply can't afford to do it every home game or as many as they'd like. That is where the club is losing out on the current on the current price structure, repeat business or to be more precise, the regularity of that repeat business.
Why didn't he get a season ticket for £300 then two free JSB tickets then? £13 a game and still cheaper if he didn't go to them all. There are ways to do it much cheaper but prices rise on the day and its peoples own fault if they chose the most expensive option.Guy on the radio after the match yesterday was saying that for him and he's two kids to go by the time they've paid parking, everyone wants something to drink etc. It's way over £50 for a family afternoons out. That's not a cheap afternoon out for your average family so he simply can't afford to do it every home game or as many as they'd like. That is where the club is losing out on the current on the current price structure, repeat business or to be more precise, the regularity of that repeat business.
So for an adult taking 2 kids u13 its actually slightly cheaper than going to the cinema....
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What cinemas are you going to? Two adults and two children under 13 (i.e. Me, the wife and kids) went to watch the emoji movie this morning for £10. OK it was the cheap Sunday morning show but we would only have one pay option for a one off visit to watch CCFC and it would be five times + that unless your kids are JSB's. Plenty of families can afford to go on the day to the cinema, same can't be said of CCFC and the club is losing out because of it. People can try to sugar coat it all they like but families are either not going or not going as much as they would like and it's down to one thing and one thing only.
Emoji movie. Bit high brow for you isn't it?What cinemas are you going to? Two adults and two children under 13 (i.e. Me, the wife and kids) went to watch the emoji movie this morning for £10. OK it was the cheap Sunday morning show but we would only have one pay option for a one off visit to watch CCFC and it would be five times + that unless your kids are JSB's. Plenty of families can afford to go on the day to the cinema, same can't be said of CCFC and the club is losing out because of it. People can try to sugar coat it all they like but families are either not going or not going as much as they would like and it's down to one thing and one thing only.
Why didn't he get a season ticket for £300 then two free JSB tickets then? £13 a game and still cheaper if he didn't go to them all. There are ways to do it much cheaper but prices rise on the day and its peoples own fault if they chose the most expensive option.
I assume that the special saturday/sunday morning kids showing at £2.50 each?What cinemas are you going to? Two adults and two children under 13 (i.e. Me, the wife and kids) went to watch the emoji movie this morning for £10. OK it was the cheap Sunday morning show but we would only have one pay option for a one off visit to watch CCFC and it would be five times + that unless your kids are JSB's. Plenty of families can afford to go on the day to the cinema, same can't be said of CCFC and the club is losing out because of it. People can try to sugar coat it all they like but families are either not going or not going as much as they would like and it's down to one thing and one thing only.
I assume that the special kids showing at £2.50 each?
The cost or a normal showing for example to go and see Goodbye Christopher Robin, would be around £9 for an adult and about £7 per child u6.
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Which people can choose to pay or choose to wait for it to be available on the Sunday morning showings and that's the point. At the cinema through the advent of marketing you have choice. We don't always wait for a film to become available on the cheap show but we know we have the choice and the quality of the film dictates our decision making because kids will want to watch any crap where as me and the wife as adults can decide if the film looks like torture we'll wait until it's on the cheap viewing.
As a family you don't get that choice at football. It's on when it's on, there's no waiting for the cheap showings. Which means that the club has to be smarter in it's marketing especially where families are concerned. Yes the JSB memberships etc are good value for money but the promotions don't seem to be hitting their target audiences from what was being said on the radio last night after the game. That needs addressing if attendances are to rise. Especially in this sector.
What a weak case that was, your deliberately forgetting that crowds plunged with the demise in form after Xmas. With some investment that January and a continuation of good football crowds would have averaged a lot higher.Don't know why we're having this discussion. 2015/16 ticket prices were slashed, matchday tickets were £20 on the gate or £18 in advance.
Average attendance only increased by 3K over the previous season meaning we generated less revenue. That despite the team flying and being top of the league at one point and scoring for fun.
What cinemas are you going to? Two adults and two children under 13 (i.e. Me, the wife and kids) went to watch the emoji movie this morning for £10. OK it was the cheap Sunday morning show but we would only have one pay option for a one off visit to watch CCFC and it would be five times + that unless your kids are JSB's. Plenty of families can afford to go on the day to the cinema, same can't be said of CCFC and the club is losing out because of it. People can try to sugar coat it all they like but families are either not going or not going as much as they would like and it's down to one thing and one thing only.
Not everyone has a satdee free every week so a season ticket is out of the question. I agree it far to expensive and to have so many seats empty is criminal business wise. £15 a throw and say £5 for kids is what it should be. Football is habitual and the sooner clubs recognise this the better. If not we wouldn't have 500 fans let alone 6000 hard core with our success rate.
That's only because the popcorn and pop comes to £20So you choose the best value option for your family .
You can do the same at cov games.
Trust me, rock up on a Saturday afternoon with 2 kids at the cinema, buy popcorn and pop and you won't get any change out of £30
Agreeing with nick and Grendel is too much for me, I'm off to the pub
Blackburn was kids for £1. A cheap showing.
If people are wanting to moan about price as a reason not to go, they don't usually listen to ways to be cheaper. The same as they always include getting food and drink into their pricing, to make it as high as possible.
If people really want to take their kids but only price stopping them, there are plenty of ways to do it cheaper. It even says on the pricing tables it's £0 if a jsb.
So you choose the best value option for your family .
You can do the same at cov games.
Trust me, rock up on a Saturday afternoon with 2 kids at the cinema, buy popcorn and pop and you won't get any change out of £30
Blackburn really isn't a good example. Aside from the fact it was a cup game that many season ticket holders couldn't be bothered with, I like many others was away on my family holiday at the time so it was always going to struggle for numbers.Try doing it for a Saturday afternoon game during the school term and if the take up results are the same as the Blackburn game you'll have a point.
The club has to get better at marketing, especially to families. It's too easy to say people don't listen. If the marketing isn't reaching it's target audiences it's usually down to the marketing not the audiences which aren't being targeted when they should be.
They do kids for a quid games usually during the season too.
What's it being a cup game got to do with it? If people are desperate to watch ccfc but can't afford it why not go?
People have to be willing to listen and take marketing on board though don't they? Instead they just go on about sisu being desperate if they put an offer on.
Having a child ccfc fan the marketing is decent, she got a letter from "Mark robins" saying happy birthday and he hopes she will be there to support ccfc next season.
Parents have to be slightly open to it too instead of ranting about the most extreme options. If I want to do something but price is an issue I look at cheaper ways to do it, things that could be sacrificed (pricey food and drink etc) to get the price down. That's not just ccfc but in general.
They do kids for a quid games usually during the season too.
What's it being a cup game got to do with it? If people are desperate to watch ccfc but can't afford it why not go?
People have to be willing to listen and take marketing on board though don't they? Instead they just go on about sisu being desperate if they put an offer on.
Having a child ccfc fan the marketing is decent, she got a letter from "Mark robins" saying happy birthday and he hopes she will be there to support ccfc next season.
Parents have to be slightly open to it too instead of ranting about the most extreme options. If I want to do something but price is an issue I look at cheaper ways to do it, things that could be sacrificed (pricey food and drink etc) to get the price down. That's not just ccfc but in general.
£22 ?Why doesn't he take sweets, crisps, chocolate and cartons of juice from home? That's what I do. Plenty of parking for as cheap as a fiver. Not knowing their ages but if u13 and you make them jsbs you could do it for £30.
£22 adult ticket.
£0*2 kids tickets
£5 parking
£3 programme
Total £30.
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Can't remenber if its all tickets or just a flat fee. Sack the programme off or find somewhere free to park and its still £30 max, not £50+ as suggested by the guy on the phone on.£22 ?
What about the £3 booking charge or does that not count and that's on every ticket.
Quite, I get absolutely nothing from the club. I had season tickets for 20 years ! I haven't moved house in that time either. It's take it or leave it with the muppets running CCFC, no attempts to increase revenue.Blackburn really isn't a good example. Aside from the fact it was a cup game that many season ticket holders couldn't be bothered with, I like many others was away on my family holiday at the time so it was always going to struggle for numbers.Try doing it for a Saturday afternoon game during the school term and if the take up results are the same as the Blackburn game you'll have a point.
The club has to get better at marketing, especially to families. It's too easy to say people don't listen. If the marketing isn't reaching it's target audiences it's usually down to the marketing not the audiences which aren't being targeted when they should be.
There are always deals flying around though.2 games of bowling is £34 and you can't sneek drinks in there.
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So people can be bothered to go looking for deals for bowling but not football?There are always deals flying around though.
What deals? There is only match packages and not everyone wants to or can tie themselves into parting with that money for 6 or 12 games at a time can they ?!So people can be bothered to go looking for deals for bowling but not football?
Strange how it's only certain people who hear nothing, they send multiple emails every week.Quite, I get absolutely nothing from the club. I had season tickets for 20 years ! I haven't moved house in that time either. It's take it or leave it with the muppets running CCFC, no attempts to increase revenue.
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