By Rogero
July 5 2011

To celebrate returning to the Gnoll and with three home games in quick succession the club have announced their "triple treat" for the fans. Full details are reproduced below including telephone numbers and dates.

South Wales Scorpions have launched a "Triple Ticket Treat" for their last three home games of the season at the Scorpions' regular home ground of The Gnoll in Neath.

The club's final three home games are against Doncaster on Sunday 24th July (kick-off 3pm), Rochdale Hornets on Sunday 31st July (kick-off 3pm) and London Skolars on Saturday 6th August (kick-off 6.45pm) and fans can buy a ticket for all three games for just £20 for the three.

That's less than £7 a match and a saving of £16 on match-day prices.

For concessions (senior citizens and students), the price is just £10 for all three games while children under 16 will be admitted free of charge in accordance with the Co-operative Championship's "Kids go Free" policy during the school holidays.

The offer is limited to 333 people per category so fans are advised to buy sooner rather than later.

You can buy tickets on line from www.scorpionsrl.com

To buy tickets by post, please send a cheque to the club address below, made payable to "South Wales Scorpions".

CLUB POSTAL ADDRESS: South Wales Scorpions, Wales Rugby League, 5 Centre Court, Main Avenue, Treforest Industrial Estate, Pontypridd. CF37 5YR.

Phone: 01443 843737 - Email: info@scorpionsrl.com

Three final home games - triple treat deal.

Discussion started by South Wales RL (IP Logged), 05/07/2011 07:35

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05/07/2011 07:35

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Kennyroberts
05/07/2011 13:59

I'm too far away to take advantage of this offer but possibly make the Skolars game.

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Dimebar
07/07/2011 08:54

Great idea. But it makes me wonder why i bought a season ticket.

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IanGolden
07/07/2011 12:39

Dimebar - your season ticket was £80 for 11 games if I remember right. That averages very similar to a Triple Ticket Treat which is the first such offer we've done this season. And if it makes people want to come back again then we've done a good job. It's all about getting people through the gate and season ticket holders have had the best value for money. We've been careful not to do offers until now out of respect to those season ticket holders like yourself.

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Dimebar
07/07/2011 20:23

Fair enough

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Rogero
08/07/2011 07:48

Season ticket holders at football and rugby union clubs often lodge similar criticisms at their teams when promotional offers are announced. You cannot blame clubs for trying to boost attendances though - and as season ticket holders we do at least know what we are going to get and how much it has cost.

Smaller clubs need to do all they can to boost attendances, it would be nice if this gave rise to a capacity problem at the Gnoll!

Rogero

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