£199 for this classed “Corporate Hospitality”

[Hartford]

City phoned me and offered this for corperate hospitality for the Liverpool game.. Meet at the academy stadium get a pie & pint and a seat on the half way line in the East Stand, for only £199... How can they justify the price of that, it basically works out at £190 for a match ticket..

 

[blueparrot]

City phoned me and offered this for corperate hospitality for the Liverpool game.. Meet at the academy stadium get a pie & pint and a seat on the half way line in the East Stand, for only £199... How can they justify the price of that, it basically works out at £190 for a match ticket..

Why would they need to justify it, they offer you something you decide whether it's good value or not?

 

[Gorton_Tubster]

City phoned me and offered this for corperate hospitality for the Liverpool game.. Meet at the academy stadium get a pie & pint and a seat on the half way line in the East Stand, for only £199... How can they justify the price of that, it basically works out at £190 for a match ticket..

tbh me last year would have taken that. Now I cant afford it.

If the market is there I dont see an issue with the club making money

 

[cyberblue]

Supply and demand supose but how about rewarding fans and sell tickets cheaper

 

[blueparrot]

Supply and demand supose but how about rewarding fans and sell tickets cheaper

Well if they can sell these it's saves them looking to make more for regular ticket sales, I'd have thought.

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

City phoned me and offered this for corperate hospitality for the Liverpool game.. Meet at the academy stadium get a pie & pint and a seat on the half way line in the East Stand, for only £199... How can they justify the price of that, it basically works out at £190 for a match ticket..

Or it could be £180 for the pie, a tenner for the pint and the ticket comes free!

 

[mindmyp's_n_q's]

Or it could be £180 for the pie, a tenner for the pint and the ticket comes free!

What does the other £9 get spent on? ;)

 

[Dubai Blue]

Thomas Cook Sport are at it as well. £252 for East Stand L3 match ticket and a night at the Clayton Airport Hotel (which is £100 on booking.com)

 

[Didsbury Dave]

"Offsite hospitality" has gone on for years at all clubs. Of course it's a money-spinner, but it's also a way for people without tickets and with no hope of getting one to get into a game, usually on expenses. Nobody has to buy it if they don't want it.

I tell you what, if Liverpool offered a similar deal at Anfield I'd probably take it.

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

What does the other £9 get spent on? ;)

Parking on Orange CP!!