2025 Teams Champs Tickets (Read 4,788 times)

[Tapped]

Does anyone know when 2025 teams champs tickets go on sale?

[hienekenno1]

No announcement yet,was this time last year,June 8 2023 to be exact.

[Tapped]

Jun 11, 2024 10:03:47 GMT 12 hienekenno1 said:

No announcement yet,was this time last year,June 8 2023 to be exact.

Hence the question, i just glanced up at my board and saw my confirmation email dated 9th June and had a wee panic attack that i missed them..... lol

[beachboy]

The promoter is waiting to see how many $$ midway has managed to save from his winter energy pension payments before setting the ticket price.

[midway]

Jun 11, 2024 20:59:32 GMT 12 beachboy said:

The promoter is waiting to see how many $$ midway has managed to save from his winter energy pension payments before setting the ticket price.

I lost my winter energy payments as my pilot light went out ,wot was my sex appeal is now my water spout ..

[Tapped]

"2025 ENZED SuperStock Teams Champs tickets on sale with Ticketek from 10am on Thursday 27th June 2024 🏁
🗓️ The "Greatest Show on Dirt" once again roars back into life on Friday 7th & Saturday 8th February 2025 for the 45th running of the most iconic event in Speedway.
SuperStock Teams from around New Zealand all descend on the Central Energy Trust Arena for the ENZED SuperStock Teams Championship to see which region or country will reign supreme?! Will it be the local hometown heroes the Palmerston North Panthers or Manawatu Mustangs or the current champions the Canterbury Glen Eagles complete a three-peat and be the first team since the iconic Palmerston North Panthers held the three peat titles in the 2010/11, 2011/12, 2012/13 seasons.
Or will it be the year of the British Lions who are making their pilgrimage back to New Zealand, in hopes of standing on the top spot of the podium, after a successful campaign and a third placing this year, they are likely going to come out all guns blazing after the ultimate podium glory! But they will have some steep competition with the Rotorua Rebels, Stratford Scrappers, Baypark Busters, Auckland Allstars, and the Hawkes Bay Hawkeyes all hot on their heels and looking to make their hometown tracks and provinces proud.
🎟️ 2025 ENZED SuperStock Teams Champs tickets will be on sale from 10am on Thursday 27th June 2024 with the ticketing provider - TICKETEK. Once again you will be able to pre-book the best seats in the house at New Zealand's premier Speedway event! The ENZED SuperStock Teams Championship at the Robertson Prestige International Speedway, Palmerston North.
🎫 Grandstand and Embankment tickets for the 2025 ENZED SuperStock Teams Champs at 6pm on Friday 7th & Saturday 8th February 2025 will be available from Ticketek outlets nationwide. General Admission tickets which do not guarantee a seated view of the event and Block J at the top of Turn 3 will be available at a later date.
📍Palmerston North's Ticketek branches are in the Regent on Broadway, the Convention Centre on Main Street and in the Central Energy Trust Arena Grandstand office. You can also purchase online at www.ticketek.co.nz or phone [phone] (0800 TICKET).
➡️ Group booking seats which are allocated in the South Stand are available to purchase direct from Ticketek 0800 842 538 (0800 TICKET).
➡️ Row A is the row closest to the track.
🚨Prices are as follows:
Grandstand Reserved seats (On Sale 27th June) Includes service fees, payment processing fee additional;
▪️Grandstand Qualifying – Friday 7th February: Adults $123.00, Child $63.00
▪️Grandstand Finals – Saturday 8th February: Adults $123.00, Child $63.00
Embankment (On Sale 27th June) Includes service fees, payment processing fee additional;
▪️Embankment Qualifying – Friday 7th February: Adults $83.00, Child $42.50
▪️Embankment Finals – Saturday 8th February: $83.00, Child $42.50
➡️ Adults are 16 years and over
➡️ All Children fifteen and under in the reserved sections need to pay for a child's seat, children 0-2 are free on laps.
Note: No Family concession or seven and under free in reserved sections.
General Admission (On Sale later) Does not guarantee a seated view of the event.
Includes service fees, payment processing fee additional;
▪️General Admission Qualifying – Friday 7th February: Adults $63.00, Child $32.50, Family $153.00
▪️General Admission Finals – Saturday 8th February: Adults $63.00, Child $32.50, Family $153.00
➡️ Seven years and under are Free with General Admission.
Block J Seating (On Sale Later);
▪️Block J Qualifying – Friday 7th February: Adults $123.00, Child $63.00
▪️Block J Finals – Saturday 8th February: Adults $123.00, Child $63.00
Block J Seating – Restricted View (On Sale Later);
▪️Block J Qualifying – Restricted View – Friday 7th February: Adults $83.00, Child $42.50
▪️Block J Finals – Restricted View – Saturday 8th February: $83.00, Child $42.50
➡️Adults are 16 years and over.
🚨All ticket prices above include a Service Fee. A payment processing fee of 2.20% applies to all purchases made by credit card, debit card or Afterpay and is not included in the price.
☔️ In the event of a Rain Out reserved seats move to the next day of racing: If Friday 7th February is a rainout your tickets will be valid for Saturday 8th February and Saturday’s tickets will roll over to Sunday 9th February. If Saturday 8th February is a rainout, your tickets will roll over to Sunday 9th February. No Refunds for a rainout if the ENZED SuperStock Teams Champs goes ahead on the following day/s.
🏁 Make sure you are a part of the atmosphere which is the 2025 ENZED SuperStock Teams Championship at the Robertson Prestige International Speedway, Palmerston North on Friday 7th & Saturday 8th February 2025 🏁"

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[wildcatsfan]

20% increase on last years prices. At what point do the fans agree enough is enough and reject such a raise? Anywhere between 7 to 10% is understandable and most people would accept. But 20% At that rate of annual increase, by 2030 Grandstand tickets will cost $306 per night!!! By saying nothing now gives the promotor license to keep increasing pricing at that rate at will. For me personally, Embankment seating is already my preferred option purely because of Grandstand seating being too costly. But even that option, at 20% annual increases, in 2030 will cost over $213 per seat per night! That's only five years after next years event. Is that palatable to the fans?

[petrolfumes]

Jun 19, 2024 15:40:02 GMT 12 wildcatsfan said:

20% increase on last years prices. At what point do the fans agree enough is enough and reject such a raise? Anywhere between 7 to 10% is understandable and most people would accept. But 20% At that rate of annual increase, by 2030 Grandstand tickets will cost $306 per night!!! By saying nothing now gives the promotor license to keep increasing pricing at that rate at will. For me personally, Embankment seating is already my preferred option purely because of Grandstand seating being too costly. But even that option, at 20% annual increases, in 2030 will cost over $213 per seat per night! That's only five years after next years event. Is that palatable to the fans?

I think you will have to get the breakdown on what teams are paid : What council takes per seat : What is paid out in prizemoney etc etc to see if the increase is worth while compared to getting 10 mates together or heading to a track clubrooms to watch a livestream:

[grindingdisc]

They should be charging more to pay the drivers more

If they are running 6th driver with their own car
The promotor will be paying to have another 13 cars there to race (same cost as adding 2 more teams)

Tracks need to start charging more for the nz stockcar teams and give more to the drivers

[wildcatsfan]

The question I am posing is, Will you be willing to pay, what may very well be, over $300 for a Grandstand seat in 2030? Lay aside the reasons (excuses) for this seasons' 20% increase.

[Tapped]

with th 19% rate increase, 2025 teams might be a stream, and the attending the event live will be a memory, and streaming only. Nothing against the promotion or drivers, its just the way things are going. costs are sky rocketing but the old pension just cant keep up, with the cost of keeping a home.

[sonic33]

Where is Block J please? I am assumiing it is opposite the Grandstand. Those tickets are same price as Grandstand.

[sonic33]

Jun 20, 2024 11:12:02 GMT 12 Tapped said:

with th 19% rate increase, 2025 teams might be a stream, and the attending the event live will be a memory, and streaming only. Nothing against the promotion or drivers, its just the way things are going. costs are sky rocketing but the old pension just cant keep up, with the cost of keeping a home.

It will plateau off at some point. That point is likely to be when tickets struggle to sell. At this point, that may not happen soon, going on last few years sales. Simple economics of supply and demand. There will be a point of diminishing returns. Just roughly 3000 empty seats at $85 is $255,000. 15,000 full seats at $15 extra than previous season is $225,000. Very loose figures, but until you see good numbers of unsold seats I can see the increase continuing.

As I am from out of town, the tickets are the least of my expenses for the weekend. Fuel, leave, food, accom, drinks etc well outway the price of admission.

It's always a great weekend catching up with mates, and an event that can't be beaten live. With the rainout last year I couldn't stay for the finals. I got the stream, and although better than nothing, It sucked compared to being there. Admittedly I watched it at home. Watching with a number of people or at a venue would have helped replicate some of the atmosphere and banter.

I understand that it may be getting away from from some but I will still be doing what ever I can do get there live.

In fact, I have limited the meetings I do and the amount of travel I do for other meets to ensure I get to this one.

[graemeh]

Jun 20, 2024 13:55:50 GMT 12 sonic33 said:

Where is Block J please? I am assumiing it is opposite the Grandstand. Those tickets are same price as Grandstand.

As above it says "J Block turn 3" which I assume is the block of seats above the walkway and if I am correct in assuming "embankment" is the seats below the walkway? what classification are the front straight seats above the walkway?

[sonic33]

Jun 20, 2024 15:14:36 GMT 12 graemeh said:

Jun 20, 2024 13:55:50 GMT 12 sonic33 said:

Where is Block J please? I am assumiing it is opposite the Grandstand. Those tickets are same price as Grandstand.

As above it says "J Block turn 3" which I assume is the block of seats above the walkway and if I am correct in assuming "embankment" is the seats below the walkway? what classification are the front straight seats above the walkway?

Sorry, didn't see turn 3. I hope you are right with the below and above the walkway. I normally sit turn 3 below the walkway. I was hoping those spots weren't grandstand prices

[beachboy]

Might still get a crowd for the teams champs at the highly increased prices but rest of the season I'd say the place will be a lot emptier.

[pracer79]

Jun 19, 2024 15:40:02 GMT 12 wildcatsfan said:

20% increase on last years prices. At what point do the fans agree enough is enough and reject such a raise? Anywhere between 7 to 10% is understandable and most people would accept. But 20% At that rate of annual increase, by 2030 Grandstand tickets will cost $306 per night!!! By saying nothing now gives the promotor license to keep increasing pricing at that rate at will. For me personally, Embankment seating is already my preferred option purely because of Grandstand seating being too costly. But even that option, at 20% annual increases, in 2030 will cost over $213 per seat per night! That's only five years after next years event. Is that palatable to the fans?

my ticket prices are the same as last year, it only the grandstand that has gone up, if you complaining about the price of you seat move to a different part of the stadium.

[wildcatsfan]

Jun 21, 2024 9:30:32 GMT 12 pracer79 said:

Jun 19, 2024 15:40:02 GMT 12 wildcatsfan said:

my ticket prices are the same as last year, it only the grandstand that has gone up, if you complaining about the price of you seat move to a different part of the stadium.

Read what I wrote, that is exactly what I said & precisely what I intend doing. However,  it's not by choice, it's because the Grandstand seating has become way too expensive at almost $500 for my partner and I to attend the two nights.

[Tapped]

Jun 21, 2024 9:30:32 GMT 12 pracer79 said:

Jun 19, 2024 15:40:02 GMT 12 wildcatsfan said:

20% increase on last years prices. At what point do the fans agree enough is enough and reject such a raise? Anywhere between 7 to 10% is understandable and most people would accept. But 20% At that rate of annual increase, by 2030 Grandstand tickets will cost $306 per night!!! By saying nothing now gives the promotor license to keep increasing pricing at that rate at will. For me personally, Embankment seating is already my preferred option purely because of Grandstand seating being too costly. But even that option, at 20% annual increases, in 2030 will cost over $213 per seat per night! That's only five years after next years event. Is that palatable to the fans?

my ticket prices are the same as last year, it only the grandstand that has gone up, if you complaining about the price of you seat move to a different part of the stadium.

Lucky you. the only flesh in the budget i have to save by changing seats to change to my couch. that includes reducing the number of meetings. as it stands i only do one and that is teams champs. so without teams champs i'll be able to some club meetings - so thats a bit backwards. but it is what it is.

[keyboardracer]

The danger of the ever increasing ticket pricing to find the point at which tickets struggle to sell, is that once people reach that point it is often hard to get them back to the event. If there is a large customer base who feel taken advantage of they don't simply just forget this feeling.
Past event success doesn't mean the future success is always guaranteed, a good example is the wellington sevens, they started pandering to the minority and chasing the almighty dollar and in just a few short years all but killed the event.