Another Missed Oppurtunity

[RiG]

*Falkirk Ticket prices*

£5 for the kids and concessions fantastic stuff but £15 for adults for this Cup tie which is hardly an attractive offering is daft. Get it down even lower and I bet more folk would turn out for it.

This would be a real chance to try and get a much better turnout for this game if we would just lower the prices.

[Ronaldo]

*Falkirk Ticket prices*

£5 for the kids and concessions fantastic stuff but £15 for adults for this Cup tie which is hardly an attractive offering is daft. Get it down even lower and I bet more folk would turn out for it.

This would be a real chance to try and get a much better turnout for this game if we would just lower the prices.

I agree, I am sure the club could easliy consider children getting in free if accompanied by an adult?  It would be nice to see double the crowd, even if only half had paid...

[IcyTea]

They haven't learned the lesson from the dismal turnout for the Dumbarton game which if I remember correctly was £12 for an adult and about 1100 turned up (the crowd was possibly bolstered by the good weather that night).

[strathyjags]

I FOR 1 WONT BE GONIG TO IT,SIMPLY CANT AFFORD IT,£15 ticket,£10 petrol,something to eat,costs me to much at that price

[Pele_Is_God]

Another good move by the chief-executive :012:

[Kingsmills]

Too expensive, £12 and £2 for concessions would be more like it.

[Andrew Fraser]

i remember when we played kilmarnock away in april 2005 it was adults £10 and concessions £1. Why cant the club do that???

[Heilandee]

I reckon giving out vouchers for kids at schools works.if Junior Dee (who supports ICT ) comes home with"dad we got free vouchers for tonights game,can we go, eh,eh,eh?"  ICT are going to get my £15 as pester power takes over.

[davieB]

It should've been £10(£1 concession). That would add another 1000 on to the gate easily I reckon.

[Guest kingkojak]

woohoo - i can get in for a fiver  :016: :016: :016: :clapping04:

[tm4tj]

It's a step in the right direction although £10 and £5 would have been even better.

They will never win with the pricing structure though, no matter how low they go, someone will always want it for less.