Admission prices

**gael353** · 28/02/2008, 9:14 PM

http://www.limerick37fc.ie/gpage16.html

Season ticket is good value for adults. Shop open Thurs/Fri 1 - 5:30 and Saturday 10:30 to 5:30 buy them there and snap up some clearance bargins

**the hoops** · 28/02/2008, 10:29 PM

not bad price to watch an average team

**4tothefloor** · 28/02/2008, 11:00 PM

That's fine but �12 is excessive if the squad I've just seen is the final one. Cos that squad isn't worth �12 in

**Monkfish** · 28/02/2008, 11:37 PM

Leo the lion is worth E12 alone.

**lfc at heart** · 29/02/2008, 4:52 PM

5 euro for a child, they should be free, they are the future of the game.

**gael353** · 29/02/2008, 5:22 PM

Originally Posted by lfc at heart

5 euro for a child, they should be free, they are the future of the game.

child??? its �3 when with an adult. and special offers are available on the night. Trying to illiminate unsupervised running aroud the place kinder me thinks

**KevB76** · 29/02/2008, 5:26 PM

Originally Posted by gael353

child??? its �3 when with an adult. and special offers are available on the night. Trying to illiminate unsupervised running aroud the place kinder me thinks

Is it �3 per child with Adult, or does every child have to bring their own adult?

**L37Ultra** · 29/02/2008, 5:30 PM

Originally Posted by KevB76

Is it �3 per child with Adult, or does every child have to bring their own adult?

Its 12 euro for an Adult

15 euro for Adult + U16

So ya, every U16 has to have their own Adult for it to be 3 euro.

Depends what you classifly as a child and a Adult though

**Tommydaf** · 29/02/2008, 5:34 PM

i tink prices are fair & we dont need a load of un supervised kids running around

**KevB76** · 29/02/2008, 5:49 PM

My personal opinion on the matter is that its short-sighted to charge for kids.
They were free last season and I dont recall encountering hordes of kids running amok and causing a distraction.

Fact is if someone has to pay for example €12 + €9 for three kids, they'll think twice about it.
Or is it €12 + €3 +€10 for the two who didnt bring their individual adult

Also in the long term many of the kids who attend will eventually become paying adults, but if they're left at home with mam cos the dad cant be arsed paying the extra €9/€13, then thay are less likely to develop an interest in the club in later years.

**gael353** · 29/02/2008, 10:31 PM

[QUOTE=KevB76;888231]My personal opinion on the matter is that its short-sighted to charge for kids. [QUOTE=KevB76;888231]

Agree but i think most clubs are doing it now.

Originally Posted by KevB76

They were free last season and I dont recall encountering hordes of kids running amok and causing a distraction.

True but there were some

[QUOTE=KevB76;888231]Fact is if someone has to pay for example �12 + �9 for three kids, they'll think twice about it.
Or is it �12 + �3 +�10 for the two who didnt bring their individual adult

Originally Posted by KevB76

As i said there are special offers for the multples but they have to show on match night one to see them, cant explain over the net

Also in the long term many of the kids who attend will eventually become paying adults, but if they're left at home with mam cos the dad cant be arsed paying the extra �9/�13, then thay are less likely to develop an interest in the club in later years.

**harpin** · 01/03/2008, 8:23 AM

They were free last season and I dont recall encountering hordes of kids running amok and causing a distraction.

Wouldnt say hordes but there was a few scumbags around some nights. The little sh*ts squaring up to the stewards the Douglas Hall match after throwing cans at their supporters can definetely do without this element

**Lim till i die** · 03/03/2008, 11:45 AM

Originally Posted by harpin

Wouldnt say hordes but there was a few scumbags around some nights. The little sh*ts squaring up to the stewards the Douglas Hall match after throwing cans at their supporters can definetely do without this element

They were National Front infiltrators