2010 British GP Tickets on sale
2010 British GP Tickets on sale
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bigburd

Original Poster:

2,670 posts

229 months

bullies180

1,833 posts

223 months

Monday 7th December 2009
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What do people think of general admission?

Marcia

5,099 posts

219 months

Monday 7th December 2009
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eekWe paid £139 each for a 3-day ticket seating at stowe last year(2008),next year £195,ticket prices should be coming down not going up mad

Munter

31,331 posts

270 months

Monday 7th December 2009
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But now we have two British world champions. In a British team.

If people are prepared to pay it. And I believe they are. Then it's a fair price.

Gillet

639 posts

238 months

Monday 7th December 2009
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Thing is i HAVE to be prepared to pay it, what other choice do i have? Even if it was £500, If i don't pay i'm not teaching them a lesson, and all that happens is i miss out on seeing the GP.

If i pay the extortionate price they're asking for then i'm paying way over the odds, yes i'll enjoy myself, but could i have more enjoyment for that price, dam right i could.

Really not sure what to do now, would absolutely love to go, but not sure i can actually justify that price.
I don't blame Silverstone, i personally think its one of the finer venues on the calender, and if you think our facilities are crap, check out Monza, shocking shocking place. Overall i blame Bernie, why exactly should it cost £12m to host a GP anyway?

Scooby_snax

1,279 posts

283 months

Monday 7th December 2009
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So which circuit will they race on...the 2009 version or the new propsed one...ie the one that does without Bridge and Priory

Munter

31,331 posts

270 months

Monday 7th December 2009
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Gillet said:
Thing is i HAVE to be prepared to pay it, what other choice do i have? Even if it was £500, If i don't pay i'm not teaching them a lesson, and all that happens is i miss out on seeing the GP.

If i pay the extortionate price they're asking for then i'm paying way over the odds, yes i'll enjoy myself, but could i have more enjoyment for that price, dam right i could.

Really not sure what to do now, would absolutely love to go, but not sure i can actually justify that price.
I don't blame Silverstone, i personally think its one of the finer venues on the calender, and if you think our facilities are crap, check out Monza, shocking shocking place. Overall i blame Bernie, why exactly should it cost £12m to host a GP anyway?
If they set the price too high and don't sell enough tickets. That will indeed teach them a lesson. So long as it basically sells out they'll keep putting the price up. And why wouldn't they.

CampDavid

9,145 posts

227 months

Monday 7th December 2009
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Gillet said:
Thing is i HAVE to be prepared to pay it, what other choice do i have? Even if it was £500, If i don't pay i'm not teaching them a lesson, and all that happens is i miss out on seeing the GP.

If i pay the extortionate price they're asking for then i'm paying way over the odds, yes i'll enjoy myself, but could i have more enjoyment for that price, dam right i could.

Really not sure what to do now, would absolutely love to go, but not sure i can actually justify that price.
I don't blame Silverstone, i personally think its one of the finer venues on the calender, and if you think our facilities are crap, check out Monza, shocking shocking place. Overall i blame Bernie, why exactly should it cost £12m to host a GP anyway?
How the hell is Monza worse off than the wind battered dump that is Silverstone? At least Monza has some shelter from the winds and the food is edible but expensive instead of inedible but expensive

anonymous-user

83 months

Monday 7th December 2009
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a good alternative is hungary. the general admission ticket gives you a good view fromthe back of the ciruict and you can fly out there dead cheap, find a reasonably cheap hotel even during GP weekend (or camp with the Germans at the circuit!) and still get change from £350 including beer money!

FourWheelDrift

92,266 posts

313 months

Monday 7th December 2009
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Scooby_snax said:
So which circuit will they race on...the 2009 version or the new propsed one...ie the one that does without Bridge and Priory
Should be the normal one, the new version is for MotoGP.

Vette_1978

3,260 posts

251 months

Monday 7th December 2009
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Saw these were on sale as soon as I heard the announcement on the news. This clashes with the Le Mans Classic weekend which kind of sorts me out, I'll be at Le Sarthe soaking up the atmosphere at sunrise instead of sitting on the A34.

gmk666

1,679 posts

254 months

Monday 7th December 2009
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Just bought two 3 day tickets including grandstand for Copse on Sunday.
And while he'll never admit it, (mainly because he's a 70 year-old Yorkshireman) I think I've just made my dad's day.

plg101

4,106 posts

239 months

Monday 7th December 2009
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CampDavid said:
Gillet said:
Thing is i HAVE to be prepared to pay it, what other choice do i have? Even if it was £500, If i don't pay i'm not teaching them a lesson, and all that happens is i miss out on seeing the GP.

If i pay the extortionate price they're asking for then i'm paying way over the odds, yes i'll enjoy myself, but could i have more enjoyment for that price, dam right i could.

Really not sure what to do now, would absolutely love to go, but not sure i can actually justify that price.
I don't blame Silverstone, i personally think its one of the finer venues on the calender, and if you think our facilities are crap, check out Monza, shocking shocking place. Overall i blame Bernie, why exactly should it cost £12m to host a GP anyway?
How the hell is Monza worse off than the wind battered dump that is Silverstone? At least Monza has some shelter from the winds and the food is edible but expensive instead of inedible but expensive
Yup, we went General Admin this year to Monza and it was fine. Nice crowd, easy access, free bus, cheap train, multilingual staff; even the toilets were fine.

Iain328

15,006 posts

235 months

Monday 7th December 2009
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I'd like to take the Mrs & the two kids to Silverstone just once so they could experience a GP.

That'll be £414 just to get in to stand on a grassy bank them (quite possibly in the rain - done that before irked)

Or £629.20 for 4 of the cheapest grandstand seats.

Sorry, but that's bonkers money for what's on offer.

Thanks Bernie.......NOT mad

turbo-ww

1,766 posts

245 months

Monday 7th December 2009
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I shall again be a Post Chief which means I get in for free and nobody stands in front of me woohoo

But I do bring my own chair.

And lunch.

And waterproofs.

brierleys

237 posts

211 months

Tuesday 8th December 2009
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Too much money for me. It's not that I haven't got it but I could take part in a sprint or kart racing for that sort of money.

Project 644

37,069 posts

217 months

Tuesday 8th December 2009
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FourWheelDrift said:
Scooby_snax said:
So which circuit will they race on...the 2009 version or the new propsed one...ie the one that does without Bridge and Priory
Should be the normal one, the new version is for MotoGP.
they are trying to get the new "Arena circuit" finished in time for 2010. If not then it will be the last time that the "GP" circuit is used (Bridge and Priory.)

http://www.autosport.com/news/report.php/id/80477

Mini1275

11,098 posts

211 months

Tuesday 8th December 2009
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What's the view like without a grandstand?....anyone go without one?

Nic jones

7,186 posts

249 months

Tuesday 8th December 2009
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Mini1275 said:
What's the view like without a grandstand?....anyone go without one?
Tis fine if you get there fairly early. Last time we went Dad and I pitched up the chairs at the Becketts/Maggots/Chapel complex and had a brilliant view.

BoRED S2upid

21,047 posts

269 months

Tuesday 8th December 2009
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Not for me thanks. I'd prefer to combine a GP with a holiday and im not holidaying in England.