Tickets go on sale 2/04/03

**ian** · 01/04/2003, 12:01 PM

The tickets are to go on saleon 2/04/03 for the stpats game.

**NorthoftheLee** · 01/04/2003, 12:45 PM

where besides the club are they available does anyone know?

**Eamonn C** · 01/04/2003, 1:06 PM

I assume the usual places lennox's and cummins.
Does anybody know what price the ticket are going to be this year.

**NorthoftheLee** · 01/04/2003, 1:24 PM

�10 ......

**Colm** · 01/04/2003, 1:34 PM

�10 Adults
�3 kids
Addmission all areas

**A face** · 01/04/2003, 3:01 PM

Daycint

**Schumi** · 01/04/2003, 3:09 PM

What's the price for us student waster types?

**Shed End John** · 01/04/2003, 3:18 PM

Originally posted by eian
The tickets are to go on saleon 2/04/03 for the stpats game.

Good job you posted that. Wouldn't have occoured to me that it was all-ticket. Just have to text the brother in town now.......

Badweather Fan · 01/04/2003, 6:47 PM

Originally posted by Schumi
What's the price for us student waster types?

No discount methinks.
Should be like.

thecorner · 01/04/2003, 8:55 PM

dont think students should get a discount. how bout the rest of us out working hard to get a few bob for the game and a few pints

damn students want everything for free

**Schumi** · 02/04/2003, 1:53 PM

Originally posted by thecorner
damn students want everything for free

No just cheap.

**Dodge** · 02/04/2003, 2:18 PM

Pats tickets went on sale today. Stamd only. No seat numbers. Not sure how many we got

**joe** · 02/04/2003, 3:17 PM

hear ye were getting 1000, at the top end of the donie forde stand and the first bank of seats at the st annes end (assuming ye'd need that many)

**tiktok** · 03/04/2003, 3:27 PM

i think students should get a discount, same as oap's. there are ten thousand odd in ucc and almost as many in the cit. may as well have them in the ground making noise for 6euro than not there, city should try and tap the student population. also it gets ridiculous seeing guys who are obviouslt eighteen or nineteen getting in for kids prices because there's no inbetween at the turnstiles. i reckon charging 6euro for students (and those of leaving cert/college age) would increase rather than decrease cities gates.

and by the way, i'm not a student now, but when i was we used to get a few quid off at the gate, but i guess that's changed recently.

**sadloserkid** · 03/04/2003, 3:42 PM

I got a student discount at the X over Christmas... explain!

**tiktok** · 03/04/2003, 3:52 PM

strange that, but it goes to further my point, it seems that there's no structure there, a mate of mine complains that depending who's on the turnstile he might get in for 5euro, but not all the time and never if the kiosk (garden shed) is open. whether we like it or not the colleges are an untapped resource (especially with a short league year and midweek games which are traditionally like noon on sunday games). in fairness, how bad would a card saying the following be

under 13 - 3euro
oap/student - 5euro
adult - 10euro

at least then you would get students in, and get an extra few quid out of the 'thirteen year olds' with full beards and a goon of cider in their stomachs. (don't i sound like an angry old man)

**sadloserkid** · 03/04/2003, 3:55 PM

I was planning on taking in a fair few Cork games this year as we're playing on Thursdays anyway but at a tenner a pop I doubt there'll be as many as I originally thought. And I know CCFC aren't relying on me for survival but still...

**dalo** · 04/04/2003, 8:27 AM

Originally posted by tiktok
strange that, but it goes to further my point, it seems that there's no structure there, a mate of mine complains that depending who's on the turnstile he might get in for 5euro, but not all the time and never if the kiosk (garden shed) is open. whether we like it or not the colleges are an untapped resource (especially with a short league year and midweek games which are traditionally like noon on sunday games). in fairness, how bad would a card saying the following be

under 13 - 3euro
oap/student - 5euro
adult - 10euro

at least then you would get students in, and get an extra few quid out of the 'thirteen year olds' with full beards and a goon of cider in their stomachs. (don't i sound like an angry old man)

five euro for a student? wud ya ever go away and cop urself on. 10 euro is the price of a few pints. hardly a big sacrifice.

wasters

**sadloserkid** · 04/04/2003, 8:35 AM

Originally posted by dalo
five euro for a student? wud ya ever go away and cop urself on. 10 euro is the price of a few pints. hardly a big sacrifice.

wasters

Tight git!

**tiktok** · 04/04/2003, 10:34 AM

dalo,

the point i was making is that it's better to charge students 5euro (or six, don't get your knickers in a twist, i only pulled a figure out of the air) and get a hundred of them in rather than charge 10euro and have them stay away.

i agree that 10euro isn't a huge sacrifice, i paid it's equivalent into the cross when i was a student, but 5euro is no sacrifice at all. a house of five football loving students on a friday night are unfortunately more likely to go buy their pints rather than spend 50euro between them at the cross.

as it is you have a load of 16-19 year old *****s claiming to be under 13 paying three euro while they stagger in already having had their couple of pints, what sacrifice are they making? charging them a defined student rate of 5euro would increase the takings at the gate. i think that's a perfectly fair suggestion.