How Do You Pick?
4-10-12
We recently added the 75th event to our What's On calendar. There are so many exciting events happening soon in Hong Kong. How am I as an audience member ever going to pick what to see? How do you pick?
- Price?
- Company?
- Reputation of performers or script?
- You know somebody in the show?
- Reviews?
- Preview press?
- Convenience of location?
We asked this question in a survey a few months ago, and got some mixed answers. The most common answer seemed to be price. So, I'm asking the big question, readers. How much is too much for a ticket price? I know we're all on budgets and we have to draw a line somewhere so leave a comment below about your breaking point on ticket prices for shows.
Comments
Bluesmoke
200 for local shows, 400 for tours. 100 for kids shows
04 October 2012mike
i don't pay anything over 200. adam west does the same thing eveytime anyway, what's the point in paying to see it again?
08 October 2012HKMom
It's all about the length of the show plus the price tag for me. If a show is only one hour long I'm going to expect to pay less. I'll pay more if a show is longer than 2 hours or in festival format or if it has high production value. Because I have four kids at home I have to be very picky about what shows I take my family to. Buying 6 tickets for all of us is a serious investment.
20 October 2012TeacherHK
As a teacher I'll pick shows that do group discount bookings when picking a show for work. Not just 10%. I want a REAL discount for my kid's parents. I loved when I took the kid's to see Merchant a few years ago and the tickets were 20 dollars for each kid. That was a crackin deal.
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