Re: Deluded Lenagan : Mon May 27, 2019 9:03 pm  

post wrote:

How much is it for two adults and two kids?

I don't know, your the one moaning about the prices.

Re: Deluded Lenagan : Mon May 27, 2019 9:20 pm  

Rogues Gallery wrote:

I don't know, your the one moaning about the prices.

Last 2 years they've reduced the pricing in the east stand and I know my u16 lad and my lad who is a senior student /19 are now both paying far less than it was 3/4 years ago.
So the cheaper south stand tickets (£30 or so for u16s) have been replicated in the east etc.
So that's hardly worked has it?

Our tickets st Wigan IMO like.for like are as cheap if not cheaper equivalent to any other club in the league.
O checked saints process beginning of last year when this same.topic came up, ours were cheaper (think it was the thread Brian were you compared the proces to concert tickets etc.).
Costs me about 53 per game for 2 adults a student and a junior in east stand per game.
How can you beat that?

Re: Deluded Lenagan : Tue May 28, 2019 7:49 am  

Rogues Gallery wrote:

I don't know, your the one moaning about the prices.

It’s £66 before food, drink, parking and a programme. Are families going to pay that to come and watch the current team on current form?

Surely the club can do a £40 for the lot ticket?

Re: Deluded Lenagan : Tue May 28, 2019 8:05 am  

A kids season ticket is £40 in South Stand. It doesn’t have to break the bank.

Re: Deluded Lenagan : Tue May 28, 2019 8:23 am  

A kids season ticket in the east is £40

Re: Deluded Lenagan : Tue May 28, 2019 8:26 am  

Bigredwarrior wrote:

A kids season ticket is £40 in South Stand. It doesn’t have to break the bank.

I know, I’m fine. I’m thinking of other people. Our attendances are low, some other poster said they wouldn’t pay £60 for their family to watch this dross and I’ve agreed with it. If a family of non-season ticket holding children want to come and watch a game as a one off, (the fair weather, arm chair or floating fans or new fans) some would be put off and do something else.

But then again it’s all down to marketing again.

Re: Deluded Lenagan : Tue May 28, 2019 9:05 am  

post wrote:

I know, I’m fine. I’m thinking of other people. Our attendances are low, some other poster said they wouldn’t pay £60 for their family to watch this dross and I’ve agreed with it. If a family of non-season ticket holding children want to come and watch a game as a one off, (the fair weather, arm chair or floating fans or new fans) some would be put off and do something else.

But then again it’s all down to marketing again.

You can get a group ticket if there are 10 or more of you, £18 adult, £8 junior.
If you know someone with a season ticket you can get six tickets for £36, (scrum voucher with your season ticket)

Reducing the prices to £40 for a family ticket would severely reduce revenues for the club,why would you buy a season ticket if pay on the day was so cheap?

Re: Deluded Lenagan : Tue May 28, 2019 9:22 am  

Itchy Arsenal wrote:

Fans stop going when they don't like what the see or they find something better to do.
IL to increase gates has to improve the former which will assist in offsetting the latter.
The recent strategy of dull percentage play and lack of star quality plainly isn't working. Fans moaning on forums isn't driving down gates it's the standard of the product on offer.

^^this

Re: Deluded Lenagan : Tue May 28, 2019 9:29 am  

Rogues Gallery wrote:

You can get a group ticket if there are 10 or more of you, £18 adult, £8 junior.
If you know someone with a season ticket you can get six tickets for £36, (scrum voucher with your season ticket)

Reducing the prices to £40 for a family ticket would severely reduce revenues for the club,why would you buy a season ticket if pay on the day was so cheap?

Another problem we face is we don’t make any money from food and drink when there’s a game on. So getting the fans in cheaply and hoping they get their fill inside and make money off them that way won’t work, we make the money from the ticket so reducing its cost affects us. So we’re snookered.

Like Itchy Arsenal says, they also need to improve the quality on the pitch too.

Re: Deluded Lenagan : Tue May 28, 2019 9:32 am  

post wrote:

Another problem we face is we don’t make any money from food and drink when there’s a game on. So getting the fans in cheaply and hoping they get their fill inside and make money off them that way won’t work, we make the money from the ticket so reducing its cost affects us. So we’re snookered.

Like Itchy Arsenal says, they also need to improve the quality on the pitch too.

Which is one of the reasons why Lenagan wants to develop Robin Park Arena. Get the fans to go there pre and post match.