Posted: Mon Jun 01, 2009 7:38 pm
+1 to the great weekend comments. Saturday night in Bugman's was really sociable, and I played 5 new opponents which was cool. Wouldn't have minded a little coin, though!
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The same but £30 (or less) like all the other 2 day tournaments out thereHudson wrote:Totally agree, great weekend. lots of fun, loads of beer and loads of casualties. what more could you want?
but you did get feed. PK&Q the sat night meal cost me nearly £20 then put a couple of subways on that and your heading to near the £50 mark. Foods not always great at the GTs but i'm happy to pay it as there is nowhere really near warhammer world to get anything to eat during the daylittlejonnyfrostbite wrote:The same but £30 (or less) like all the other 2 day tournaments out thereHudson wrote:Totally agree, great weekend. lots of fun, loads of beer and loads of casualties. what more could you want?
A reasonable price. I think its great that the tournament brings in so many fresh players but its a bit irritating that GW dont seem interested in offering a fair price. I'd be interested to see the profit margins for the weekend, does it really cost them even close to £9460 (plus beer sales) to host the event?Hudson wrote:Totally agree, great weekend. lots of fun, loads of beer and loads of casualties. what more could you want?
The impression I got (and remember, the BB GT isn't a "stand-alone" tournament, it comes under the same umbrella as all the other tourneys they run), the Events team doesn't turn in a much of a profit by the end of the year.SillySod wrote:A reasonable price. I think its great that the tournament brings in so many fresh players but its a bit irritating that GW dont seem interested in offering a fair price. I'd be interested to see the profit margins for the weekend,
Hence the questionnaire at the end - "did you invest in a new team for this event?" "how much did you spend on it if so?". The tourneys are a way of firing up interest.Darkson wrote:The impression I got (and remember, the BB GT isn't a "stand-alone" tournament, it comes under the same umbrella as all the other tourneys they run), the Events team doesn't turn in a much of a profit by the end of the year.SillySod wrote:A reasonable price. I think its great that the tournament brings in so many fresh players but its a bit irritating that GW dont seem interested in offering a fair price. I'd be interested to see the profit margins for the weekend,
I did make very poor on the scenery boxHudson wrote:I did think there was to much scenery on the board though lol
My thoughts exactly.Lycos wrote:Its true, its not the cheapest. There is no giveaway. But it was a great weekend.
No go drinking of friday till 3, then drink all saturday during the games followed by more drinking on sat night till 3. It's the way forwardlemf wrote:
If I can come next year then perhaps coco and an early night on Saturday would be a good thing.
I am definitely going next year, didn't realize how much I would miss it.Hudson wrote: No go drinking of Friday till 3, then drink all saturday during the games followed by more drinking on sat night till 3. It's the way forward
Might not be as far off as you think. The food was good, probably worth ~£20 a head for 3 hot meals and desserts etc. Doubt they made too much cash on that.SillySod wrote:does it really cost them even close to £9460 (plus beer sales) to host the event?