I would like to know how many people would pay $5 to watch these games. I know that Fidows is have the games, but will be charging about $15-$20 per game. If there is a big demand, we will be posting all the info ASAP. thanks
I voted $10 but I would prefer $5, but it isn't an option. You guys hosted a fun event for the US/Mexico Olympic Quals ealier in the year and I'd come back! Thanks.
I would pay $5 but I would also guarantee that I would buy a torta when I was there, as well as 7 Pacificos.
I'd pay $5 (not an option), not $10, for an early game. I'd pay $10 for some of the later round matchups. And I'd buy food and bear. Certainly, if it gets good (England-Germany, Germany-Spain, something like that in teh later rounds), I'd be willing to fork out some real cash.
Having already paid for the entire package, I'm not likely to fork over a cover charge for anything other than the final, and then only if I've got friends willing to go and join a big, vociferous crowd. I'm not sure what the package cost is for a commercial establishment, but in my opinion there shouldn't be a cover charge for any of the games. Setting a two-drink (or food) minimum would be OK, but I think any establishment using a tournament such as this to attract business should look at it the same as any other cost relating to promotions or advertising.
Greenie. I'll pay fitty cent and bring over a good beer for ya. That's probably worth more than five dolla. What kind of TV do you have? Thanks for inviting us all. Real neighborly of you. Cheers, BilFish
I like this idea. You know you'll make a nice profit on people eating and drinking enjoying the games. Just advertise them well.
The reason that I asked this question is becouse the price tag for all these games is a wopping $5200. Thats a perty penny. They base it on max copasuty. The bigger you are the bigger the price of the package gets. If I know that people would spend money to cover this price tag, I would make it free, thats why I need this kind of info. Please keep giving me this great info. thanks a mill aztec sol.
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS? That's insane. I know these greedy bastards base things on max capacity but come on, how can they expect any business outside of a major downtown area like Manhattan or Chicago to possibly afford such outrageous fees? Too bad they don't base it on the potential/likely viewing audience. In a spread-out metro area such as Colorado, it's only all the more difficult to attract viewers when so many soccer fans already have a satellite dish. Again, I'd be willing to pay cover for the final and perhaps a "big" match or two, but the convenience of having the entire package at home (I'm 30-40 minutes from Aztec Sol) combined with a low cost just makes it tough for me to justify coming down for too many more matches. Sorry to hear about the ridiculous pricing structure!
I'm game for a couple or few games with cerveza, señor! I'll even bring my English neighbor and brother-in-law, which should pay for the viewing rights in one night if past performance is an indicator. Cheers, BilFish
thats the bad part of having a bar. All sporting events are priced high. I would hate to see what "FIDOS" is pay these people. I would love to show all these great games, but the price tag is what makes me think. Wish I won the lottery, would make all sporting events free for life, or till the money ran out! LOLOLOLO.
Greenie and I both got it through Sentana sport using Directv. I don't know how you can get it through Comcast. You might try www.soccertv.com. They usually have all the information necessary for cable and satilite PPV.