Surely it wouldn't be too hard to have a kiosk with a touchscreen computer and card machine (like at cinemas and argos) where you can walk in, buy a ticket, have it printed out and pay by card and walk out. Get 2 of them in the store and job done
Agreed..but even simpler How about a 'wheel barrow' in the city centre... or in Tescos.. or... the list is endless....
Still not as simple as it will need a link to the system wouldn't it?
Surely it wouldn't be too hard to have a kiosk with a touchscreen computer and card machine (like at cinemas and argos) where you can walk in, buy a ticket, have it printed out and pay by card and walk out. Get 2 of them in the store and job done
Still not as simple as it will need a link to the system wouldn't it?
Good idea, there is so much more the club could do which they aren't doing.
A bunch of Cov fans on the internet can come up with several really good ideas in a few days yet all the bigwigs in suits up at the club can think of nothing better than a 2 hour queuing system and an online system which fails if more than 10 people try and use it at the same time.
Agreed..but even simpler How about a 'wheel barrow' in the city centre... or in Tescos.. or... the list is endless....
Still not as simple as it will need a link to the system wouldn't it?
The club could easily block out a set of tickets on the system and take those ones into town, then any unsold ones could be released back to the system.
Not knocking your idea at all mind, that would just require a level of investment
iPad with 4G?
It's doable in the 21st century, let's be honest. Send some phone salesman wanna be and some glamour model wannabe into town with an iPad, get people signed up and they can pick up tickets on the day (from one of your machines)
Good idea, there is so much more the club could do which they aren't doing.
A bunch of Cov fans on the internet can come up with several really good ideas in a few days yet all the bigwigs in suits up at the club can think of nothing better than a 2 hour queuing system and an online system which fails if more than 10 people try and use it at the same time.
They should have somebody there just to hand out collection tickets, takes seconds. They could even put them on the counter where you buy shirts as that is usually empty.
Surely it wouldn't be too hard to have a kiosk with a touchscreen computer and card machine (like at cinemas and argos) where you can walk in, buy a ticket, have it printed out and pay by card and walk out. Get 2 of them in the store and job done
Simpler still, you buy your ticket online and then have the option of printing it off yourself at home.
They're clever enough to have thought of that ............. aren't they?
Was just thinking, only a couple of months ago I bought tickets online to go to the Albany Theatre (The Butts Theatre) and it asked me if I wanted the option to print my own tickets off or pick them up at the box office on the day.
Now if a small venue like the Albany Theatre can do this simple thing, then surely a massive concern like Coventry City Football Club can too.
The club isn't using the scanners at the ground, I don't know why this is, but if you can print at home and then not scanning, then anyone can copy a ticket and get in for free.
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