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       Re: .
   DIR By: SunburyQuin
       Date: July 28, 2023, 4:32 am
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       [quote author=MaidstoneQuin link=topic=6080.msg111342#msg111342
       date=1690535954]
       Having looked again the tickets are still on general sale. The
       irony is they are cheaper on resale sites thanks to local
       residents getting a bargain, then buying a similar seat direct
       from the RFU/Twickenham!
       £90? I'll watch it on amazon thanks..
       Good luck MQ.
       NB: the parking cost at the Rosebine is over £50 for this match
       !!!!!! Crazy.
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       Re: .
   DIR By: MaidstoneQuin
       Date: July 28, 2023, 4:57 am
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       --- Quote from: SunburyQuin link ---
       >
       > [quote author=MaidstoneQuin
       link=topic=6080.msg111342#msg111342 date=1690535954]
       > Having looked again the tickets are still on general sale. The
       irony is they are cheaper on resale sites thanks to local
       residents getting a bargain, then buying a similar seat direct
       from the RFU/Twickenham!
       >
       > £90? I'll watch it on amazon thanks..
       >
       >
       >
       > Good luck MQ.
       > NB: the parking cost at the Rosebine is over £50 for this
       match !!!!!! Crazy.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       I probably would have paid it in the chase for skirt, but even
       the bird said don't pay silly money, so thats a sign shes a
       keeper.
       Sadly the pricing seems the same across the board. For the
       fixture in Cardiff its about £80 for a similar seat. Amazingly,
       it looks like there's a lot of empty seats with just over a week
       to go for that. I understand everything is expensive these days
       but judging by (certainly in Wales) the amount of empty seats,
       people are voting with their feet. Maybe there will be a sudden
       influx, but what better way to get interest in the game then
       promote cheaper tickets and have a full house?  If my ticket was
       say £50 I'd probably take the plunge, and then I'd still spend a
       bit on beer anyway, so its not a massive revenue loss. It's also
       a massive own goal, particularly for the WRU, who have had
       nothing but poor results and bad press over the last year or so,
       so it hardly reinvigorates peoples interest back supporting
       their country.
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       Re: .
   DIR By: Quinten Poulsen
       Date: July 28, 2023, 6:25 am
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       I'm glad I got a cheapo ticket for both games. They may be
       against Tier 2 nations but it's still good value.
       #Post#: 111374--------------------------------------------------
       Re: .
   DIR By: deadlyfrom5yardsout
       Date: July 29, 2023, 3:06 am
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       --- Quote from: MaidstoneQuin link ---
       >
       > I probably would have paid it in the chase for skirt, but even
       the bird said don't pay silly money, so thats a sign shes a
       keeper.
       >
       > Sadly the pricing seems the same across the board. For the
       fixture in Cardiff its about £80 for a similar seat. Amazingly,
       it looks like there's a lot of empty seats with just over a week
       to go for that. I understand everything is expensive these days
       but judging by (certainly in Wales) the amount of empty seats,
       people are voting with their feet. Maybe there will be a sudden
       influx, but what better way to get interest in the game then
       promote cheaper tickets and have a full house?  If my ticket was
       say £50 I'd probably take the plunge, and then I'd still spend a
       bit on beer anyway, so its not a massive revenue loss. It's also
       a massive own goal, particularly for the WRU, who have had
       nothing but poor results and bad press over the last year or so,
       so it hardly reinvigorates peoples interest back supporting
       their country.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Yes but they're playing the English.
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