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Rise in price of match tickets
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6 years 8 months ago #56575
Whats the story with price increase in match tickets
All kids now 10 euro adult now 27:50.
How much will European and interpros cost?
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6 years 8 months ago #56579
Apparently they added Glasgow, Ospreys and the SA teams to "Category 1" so they are now the same price as Interpro/Challenge Cup games.
The only €22 games now are Cardiff, Dragons, Edinburgh, Treviso, Zebre
www.connachtrugby.ie/ticketinfo/price/
EDIT: And of course we're not actually playing Dragons or Treviso at home so it's really just 3 games in Cat 2.
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6 years 8 months ago #56580
I don't see people paying top billing to see them from behind the goals in the wet!
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6 years 8 months ago #56583
Whatever about the re-categorizing, I think any increase in kids tickets is short sighted.
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6 years 8 months ago #56586
The cynic in me would suggest this is specifically designed to keep kids away, with tickets being sold at higher prices to adults instead. With a stadium that was at 94% of capacity last year you can see the financial driver (as with the extra cat A games) but I'd agree that keeping the kids coming is hugely important to Connacht's ongoing viability.
RonanL wrote: Whatever about the re-categorizing, I think any increase in kids tickets is short sighted.
The cynic in me would suggest this is specifically designed to keep kids away, with tickets being sold at higher prices to adults instead. With a stadium that was at 94% of capacity last year you can see the financial driver (as with the extra cat A games) but I'd agree that keeping the kids coming is hugely important to Connacht's ongoing viability.
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