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Post by northernspirit on Jun 29, 2007 12:18:52 GMT 10
well they have the most to lose from being complacent - white sections dont though
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Post by DJ on Jun 29, 2007 12:37:39 GMT 10
members may even get a ticket to the Orange game too? There was talk of it but we'll have to wait n see
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Post by northernspirit on Jun 29, 2007 12:38:46 GMT 10
thatd be an interesting road trip with a 2 month old lol
or in your case a few days old
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Post by dru on Jun 29, 2007 13:23:10 GMT 10
It took me 4 attempts to do mine online. Still not sure if it is as a renewing member or new one. Yeah only took one go for mine to go through but don't really know if I've renewed or became a new member. but i do have an ffa number now  time will tell wonder if I'll be known as Crew again ;D |
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Post by mustapha_beer on Jun 29, 2007 14:01:53 GMT 10
It took me 4 attempts to do mine online. Still not sure if it is as a renewing member or new one. Yeah only took one go for mine to go through but don't really know if I've renewed or became a new member. but i do have an ffa number now time will tell wonder if I'll be known as Crew again ;D Took me a few minutes to work out exactly where I had to go to do the online renewal. Also, a little bit concerned that the system didn't confirm my seat number. When I phoned the Mariners, I was assured by Ben that my seat from last season will be automatically given to me, though....... |
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Post by omni on Jun 29, 2007 22:22:51 GMT 10
Dibo & Keith, I agree I've never had a problem with losing my ticket or anything so I'm sure I'll be fine, just need to make sure I get it back before the PMF which has rarely been a problem.
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Post by Pete on Jun 30, 2007 17:31:59 GMT 10
That's great going. 10% of the stadium pre sold (Dibo reckons a capacity of 20119). Anyone have an idea what the break even crowd figure is for the Mariners? (By 'break even' I mean the crowd figure they need to pay the stadium rent for the match and the other expenses they might be responsible for. Alhough I suppose that figure is also dependant upon what price the tickets are.) i did a uni assigment on match day operations and unfortunately i am unable to share this information all i can say is that match operations are very expensive and more that people think If you told me you'd have to shoot me, right? Commercial-In-Confidence, correct?  Oh well, at least they know where they stand in regards to that magic figure and can plan accordingly. |
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Post by Jesus on Jul 2, 2007 17:54:31 GMT 10
Mariners Memberships eclipse 2,000 Thursday, 28 June 2007 Mariners Members Mariners Members Action Sports Images / John Dewberry © Central Coast Mariners 64 days out from the first Hyundai A-League 2007/08 match at Bluetongue Central Coast Stadium, the Central Coast Mariners have eclipsed their season two Membership figures and surged past the 2,000 milestone. Saturday is the last day for existing and new Mariners Members to secure their exclusive earlybird Mariners Members calendar and also make sure that they keep their seats from last year. "We enjoy rewarding the support of our members every chance we get," said Mariners Executive Chairman Lyall Gorman. "So every Member who renews or signs up before Saturday receives an exclusive Mariners Members calendar. It’s just another way Members get the best ride. "With such high demand for Memberships this year we cannot stress enough that last season’s Members wishing to make sure they keep their seat renew before Saturday or they will miss out on their seat. "There are plenty of great seats still available; and new Members are snapping them up so we just cannot hold last season’s Members seats beyond Saturday." With a significant number of existing Mariners Members still to renew their Memberships for season three, the Mariners remain on course to achieve unprecedented Membership figures in 2007/08. Every Membership includes entry to each of the Mariners’ ten Hyundai A-League home matches and Pre-Season Cup home matches, as well as a host of exclusive benefits and special offers. Mariners Memberships for the Hyundai A-League 2007/08 season are now available for purchase online at www.ccmariners.com.au, or from Rebel Sports outlets at Erina and Tuggerah. © Central Coast Mariners |
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Post by Andy on Jul 3, 2007 14:28:03 GMT 10
I renewed my membership today.
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Post by wombat on Jul 10, 2007 19:42:40 GMT 10
We just became members/season ticket holders for the first time. A family of 4.
I was getting free tickets from Settlers Pub (but having to spend $100 on piss to get em) for most games. The fact that we go to every game and the kids will only sit with marinators now and the fact the prices came down, were the deciding factors.
That and the fact I want those Mariners trakky dacks for half price from rebel.
I'll be trying to recruit a few more so Fish will be happy to see a few faces from kariong.
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Post by mustapha_beer on Jul 12, 2007 14:37:22 GMT 10
Any updates on membership numbers? Last time I heard, the number had just gone through 2000, but that was a while ago....
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Post by DJ on Jul 12, 2007 17:45:15 GMT 10
Last Thursday I heard around 2,400
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time will tell
