WP family pass - this can't possibly be right??? (Read 924 times)

[chairman]

I don't know what the intention is, but in my sleep deprived state this is what it looks as though the WP website says :

• "Child" only goes up to 12 years old. Once they hit 13 they are a "student" not a "child".
  
• The family pass covers two adults and up to 5 children.
  
• Therefore the family pass does not cover kids over the age of 12.
  

This was pointed out to me by a mate who was tossing up between WP and Huntly for tonight. The mere possibility that he might have to end up buying a couple of adult tickets plus a bunch of student tickets for his 13/14 yo's instead of a family pass was enough to make his mind up where they are going.

Particularly since the WP site mentioned that 'premier meetings' had higher gate prices but didn't say anywhere that he could see which meetings were the premier ones ...

This is something that probably needs to be clarified on the website.

Quickly.

Cheers
Gary

[kwikchange]

With the NI Modified Title on the line and the Minisprint Showdown, one would presume that tonight would be a premier meeting and that the dearer prices would apply........

Maybe Bernie or Aaron can let the masses know........

[bernie]

Havent got time to confirm that the chairman has things verbatum, but can confirm, tonight for the NI modified champs, standard meeting prices apply.

Tonight is a premeir event but standard gate prices apply , $15.00 per adult etc. as advertised in the NZ Herald

[chris13w]

Dec 19, 2009 8:56:05 GMT 12 chairman said:

This was pointed out to me by a mate who was tossing up between WP and Huntly for tonight. The mere possibility that he might have to end up buying a couple of adult tickets plus a bunch of student tickets for his 13/14 yo's instead of a family pass was enough to make his mind up where they are going.

Unless he lives halfway between the two - isn't that rather strange economics to make a decision on??

Presumably the cost of driving from Auckland to Huntly must be more than the difference in a Child and a Student admission?

So wouldn't you decide based on what was on the program and which you thought would be the better meeting...