Playoff Game Ticket Price. What would you pay??

so from a Wellington perspective here - if revenue is a factor in winning the bid - what would be the ticket price that would maximise revenue?

I cant remember what we paid last time.. going to high would eliminate a lot of the bandwaggoner - although a lot of us would pay pretty much anything

$30

Doesn't our Nix season passes cover this?

Not sure we can use the Bahrain game as a model for this game, different day of the week, different lead in, Wellington dying etc.

they have to be cheap so people will go but not too cheap people will stay at home if we get spanked on the away leg.

I'd recommend getting used to the idea that it will be $50+ now so it's not too much of a shock when it's announced.

If it comes to Wellington that will be the trade-off - steep ticket prices.

If it's too expensive, I'd be tempted to wait until after the first leg to see what the situation is.

I think I'm with TopLeft on this.

My personal thought would be doing a price scale like they normally do starting with tickets at $40-$50 and top tickets at $70-80, that should keep most happy, and the $40 bottom end ticket should help ensure sell out. And market it really hard as soon as you release the tickets otherwise you will miss fair weather fans if the first leg goes badly.

As for myself, game in Wellington I will be there no matter what (Actually I think my limit is around $80-100), but if it is in Auckland and over $50 then I probably just won't be going.

This is a $50+ ticket by any measure surely - it's the biggest game in 4 years!  

Only if you think we have a realistic chance of qualifying. That short turn around may hurt sales a little bit too. 

I want a $5 discount on my ticket for having to travel to a rotting carcass to watch the game. Thanks for the heads up John!

I'd agree with this.

don't think you really need to do the nottom end tickets for westpac it'll sell out at 50-60/ticket easily..

Is this just for low end tickets or is this like gold seating?

 I'm going to put it out there that it will be one price and it will be too much.

This here would not surprise me in the slightest. Then they will moan that it didn't sell out :P

They will play in Wellington but try and make the money they would make at Eden through high pricing.

that plus the fuckin $25 hotdogs.....

Why can't they have a Mcdonalds in there or something ???

Just a little thought here - it's a once in 4 years game with way more riding on it than any other football game you will see in NZ. If international  musicians can sell out consecutive nights at Vector Arena (so around the same amount of people as a soldout RoF) with $100 tickets for 2 hours entertainment, then$60 for the WC qualifier not look so bad. Or are people just not as willing to pay as much for sporting entertainment as they are for musical entertainment? Comparing to Nix games or Super Whatever isn't fair really. How much were standard tickets to the eggball WC final at Eden Park?

The money we should have got from confed cup would have helped us....

 Demand for an ABs test is massively greater than a All Whites.

Two questions because I am really a lazy prick...

Where is the game

When is the game

Now if NZ hasnt made the decision and I havent scrolled through the website sorry, you can give me a serve :)

They haven't made a decision.