an idea to help attendances ?

[VixDRFC]

DonnyBazR0ver wrote:

It's an option although you'd have to pay the 'minders' and let's face it, I wouldn't want to be one of them.

The ideal solution would be that the parents CAN afford it.

I agree on the latter

me \"watching\" kids after school ends is part of my contract, you just juggle the hours and have an agreement parents sign so that their \"darling\" gets kicked out if they cause problems

[DonnyBazR0ver]

Just to give you an idea of some of the ideas that were co-ordinated a year ago from this very forum and presented to the club's marketing department. September 2009

Note the issue about Season Ticket installments !!

[VikingJames]

DonnyRTID wrote:

VikingJames wrote:

Superspy wrote:

they already do give free tickets out at schools.

Not much good if a parent has to pay 25 quid to go with the kid.

Jeez, it's like getting blood out of a stone with some folk. :cry:

What?  :S

I can only assume you've gone for the wrong similie there.

[BobG]

Another obvious idea is to discount tickets bought on match days for anyone able to show proof of unemployment. Sell 'em at 50% of face value. See what that does.

BobG

[Bentley Bullet]

Bradford city, to name one club, used to have a draw based on the seat number of which it's occupier would win a holiday for two.

[grayx]

Better/cheaper parking would surely help. A lot of people are not prepared to pay £5 to park their car and alternative parking areas can mean you get stuck in loads of traffic after the match (eg, Cheswolds pub).

[scuzzer]

grayx wrote:

Better/cheaper parking would surely help. A lot of people are not prepared to pay £5 to park their car and alternative parking areas can mean you get stuck in loads of traffic after the match (eg, Cheswolds pub).

  awaiting the onslaught from the VSC mafia!

[scuzzer]

danny1 wrote:

Just wished We had scunny ticket prices. Adults 15 pound and under 18 5a

And that achieved the grand total of about 5,200 through the gate up the road if i recall correctly!

[DonnyRTID]

VikingJames wrote:

DonnyRTID wrote:

VikingJames wrote:

Superspy wrote:

they already do give free tickets out at schools.

Not much good if a parent has to pay 25 quid to go with the kid.

Jeez, it's like getting blood out of a stone with some folk. :cry:

What?  :S

I can only assume you've gone for the wrong similie there.

There wasn't a banging head against a brick wall emotion.

[bobjimwilly]

 there is now! (I'm sad aren't I?)