There shouldn't be any advance tickets, its non league FFS. I spent an hour queuing in the car park yesterday, which was annoying. Whats wrong with anyone who fancies going, just turns up and pays on the gate?Last game of the season, an 8th sell out, and still we had people strolling up about 15 minutes before KO and surprised to be told we’d sold out of tickets on the gate meaning they’d have to queue on the off-chance they could get in.
From a personal POV just having pay on the gate without a sophisticated ticketing system would give one no idea of how many people are in the ground and when Champion Hill is full. This also fails to take account of any season ticket holders who might or might not turn up. Additionally as we found in the past we would still get people rocking up at about quarter to & waiting ages in the queue to get in. POTG would work well when demand does not exceed capacity but that’s not the case at CH these days.There shouldn't be any advance tickets, its non league FFS. I spent an hour queuing in the car park yesterday, which was annoying. Whats wrong with anyone who fancies going, just turns up and pays on the gate?
From a personal POV just having pay on the gate without a sophisticated ticketing system would give one no idea of how many people are in the ground and when Champion Hill is full. This also fails to take account of any season ticket holders who might or might not turn up. Additionally as we found in the past we would still get people rocking up at about quarter to & waiting ages in the queue to get in. POTG would work well when demand does not exceed capacity but that’s not the case at CH these days.
Maybe the club can invest in a few of these sophisticated devices with all the money from the bar salesFrom a personal POV just having pay on the gate without a sophisticated ticketing system would give one no idea of how many people are in the ground and when Champion Hill is full. This also fails to take account of any season ticket holders who might or might not turn up. Additionally as we found in the past we would still get people rocking up at about quarter to & waiting ages in the queue to get in. POTG would work well when demand does not exceed capacity but that’s not the case at CH these days.
I sometimes don't know that until 5 to 3!Presume you only sell 3334 minus number of season tkts. Then sell more if you know s/t holders aren't going.
Joining me for a half time smoked salmon and avocado on sourdough? #prawnsandwichbrigadeDebentures. That's what we need.
We actually sold many more tickets than this which would have taken it comfortably past the 2000 mark, but due to the holiday season (and possibly transport issues) it was lower. Bodes well though!First home game of season 2022/23 against Braintree - attendance 1,808 compared to first home game of 2021/22 season 1,922
Hamlet support always starts slowly - but would seem to be on the same trajectory as last season
Wow. So more than 200 bought a ticket but didn’t show up?!We actually sold many more tickets than this which would have taken it comfortably past the 2000 mark, but due to the holiday season (and possibly transport issues) it was lower. Bodes well though!
It was mostly season ticket holders, was poorly worded from me, yesterday was a record for pre-bought ticket sales for an opening dayWow. So more than 200 bought a ticket but didn’t show up?!
Assuming, what, 400 season tickets in attendance and 400 buying on the gate (both complete guesses) means 1200 pre-bought tickets, 200 of which are no shows - or 17%?
That’s a lot of flaky people…
I buying a pint and taking a piss was easy enough.13th September 2022 - Dulwich Hamlet v Hemel Hempstead Town - attendance 970
one of Hamlet lowest in many years
Miserable wet night (rained consistently), day after Gavin Rose left as manager and unclear if it was going ahead because of death of QEII, and mid week