LJ
Lima Explosion
#61
Posted 17 March 2011 - 07:20 PM
LJ
#62
Posted 17 March 2011 - 07:42 PM
LJ
Dear Lord, please give me strength
#63
Posted 17 March 2011 - 08:26 PM
LJ
I wonder what the price of admission to these games will be? If it is reasonable, I may check out a game or two like L-Jock. But I am not forking over much $$$$ to watch this.
I remember my dad taking me to some Lima Mixers games back in the day, I have no idea how much the price of admission was then because I was so young, but I'm guessing it wasn't much.
P.S. not sure of the origin of the name, but Lima Mixers was a cool name. I think for a short period of time they went by the name Northwest Ohio Mixers. Not a big fan of the nickname Explosion.
#64
Posted 17 March 2011 - 08:40 PM
See Link and scan down to "Ohio Mixers" 1982-1983 CBA
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Continental_B...anchise_history
#65
Posted 17 March 2011 - 08:47 PM
I think one of the part-owners of this venture back in the early 80's was former UNLV runnin' Reb Tom Sawyer, who's son played for LCC about 10 years ago.
#66
Posted 17 March 2011 - 08:50 PM
I think one of the part-owners of this venture back in the early 80's was former UNLV runnin' Reb Tom Sawyer, who's son played for LCC about 10 years ago.
Name does ring a bell, but many years have passed. I know the Sawyer name was part of the ownership, but not sure of the 1st name.
#67
Posted 18 March 2011 - 12:27 PM
The "PROPHET" shall giveth thou Rocketman strength to continue being enlightened by my posts.
LJ
#68
Posted 18 March 2011 - 06:36 PM
I think if I remember the pamphlet right the tickets start as low as 8 bucks for gen admission........where you at on that question JB?
Henry Ford
#69
Posted 18 March 2011 - 07:51 PM
I'm going to venture a guess that you get the 10 a game only when you get the 15 home game package. I'm thinking it's going to be 12 to 14 a single game ticket.
And are kids going to be free? To promote that family atmosphere?
#70
Posted 18 March 2011 - 08:34 PM
I think if I remember the pamphlet right the tickets start as low as 8 bucks for gen admission........where you at on that question JB?
Long ago grasshopper!
LJ
#71
Posted 18 March 2011 - 09:21 PM
I think if I remember the pamphlet right the tickets start as low as 8 bucks for gen admission........where you at on that question JB?
Gen Admin Tickets are $10 and the season tickets are $125 - that pretty much covers almost everywhere but the reserved seating behind the benches. VIP Seating beside and immediately behind the benches as well as court side seating opposite of the benches are all available for an increased rate up to $20 per ticket, but for sponsors, those tickets are given for their advanced support of the team. I'd rather that we didn't have to sell a single VIP or court side seat because of the tickets that are given to sponsors.
To be perfectly honest, we haven't established a kid policy yet. There will definitely be a "__ and under are free" type of situation but I'm not sure what that is yet. What do you think is reasonable? I'm up for suggestions. I think 8 years old is old enough to stay attentive and watch an entire game rather than wanting to be up and around running around the facility. We don't want people wasting their money to have their kid running around the Elida Fieldhouse and I don't want to get in trouble with the school for kids getting into bathrooms and causing problems. I feel if the ticket price is set appropriately, the people who want to watch the games will pay for a ticket and those who feel that their kid will just be running around the whole time will leave them at home. With that said, I want all of the kids possible at these games because that means there is a genuine interest in basketball in the community and that will only help to continue to grow our programs as a whole at every level. My philosophy in any sport is to watch it, learn it, live it and love it. I know that I'm not going to bring my kids around if they're not willing to sit and watch the game, but that may just be my attitude.
#72
Posted 18 March 2011 - 10:57 PM
To be perfectly honest, we haven't established a kid policy yet. There will definitely be a "__ and under are free" type of situation but I'm not sure what that is yet. What do you think is reasonable? I'm up for suggestions. I think 8 years old is old enough to stay attentive and watch an entire game rather than wanting to be up and around running around the facility. We don't want people wasting their money to have their kid running around the Elida Fieldhouse and I don't want to get in trouble with the school for kids getting into bathrooms and causing problems. I feel if the ticket price is set appropriately, the people who want to watch the games will pay for a ticket and those who feel that their kid will just be running around the whole time will leave them at home. With that said, I want all of the kids possible at these games because that means there is a genuine interest in basketball in the community and that will only help to continue to grow our programs as a whole at every level. My philosophy in any sport is to watch it, learn it, live it and love it. I know that I'm not going to bring my kids around if they're not willing to sit and watch the game, but that may just be my attitude.
You could have a _______ and under get in free, a reduced price for all students that goes for all games, or just certain nights (random or deisgnated) where everyone under the age of 18 gets in free.
#73
Posted 19 March 2011 - 04:30 PM
I think one of the part-owners of this venture back in the early 80's was former UNLV runnin' Reb Tom Sawyer, who's son played for LCC about 10 years ago.
You would be correct about Sawyer. In fact, back in the day, Coach Seg in his early years had to share the Lima Senior gym with the Mixers, and share practices.
Edited by DaGhoul, 19 March 2011 - 04:31 PM.
#74
Posted 20 March 2011 - 12:52 AM
#75
Posted 20 March 2011 - 02:48 AM
Single Game Tickets
Single Game Ticket:$4.00
Children under 12:$2.00
Senior Citizens:$2.00
Season Ticket Plans
Season Tickets (20) games:$40.00
Senior Citizen/Student Pass:$20.00
Family Plan (Set of 4)$120.00 ($30.00 each additional)
Groups of 25 or more$2.00 per ticket
Tom Sawyer is a fool
Edited by BOB, 20 March 2011 - 02:48 AM.
#76
Posted 20 March 2011 - 08:34 AM
On a side note, when (if) each of you guys comes to a game in Elida, please find me and introduce yourself. While I'm not the greatest at remembering names, I always like to meet the people that I'm talking to.
Single Game Tickets
Single Game Ticket:$4.00
Children under 12:$2.00
Senior Citizens:$2.00
Season Ticket Plans
Season Tickets (20) games:$40.00
Senior Citizen/Student Pass:$20.00
Family Plan (Set of 4)$120.00 ($30.00 each additional)
Groups of 25 or more$2.00 per ticket
Tom Sawyer is a fool
#77
Posted 20 March 2011 - 08:36 AM
I definitely like that idea. I plan on having a different promotion at every game and I like the everyone under 18 promotion. Thanks!
#78
Posted 20 March 2011 - 02:18 PM
Any chance that religious icons like "THE PROPHET" will be a discounted or free rate????
Seriously, how about a family of four [2 parents, 2 kids ages 6-15] for $20 bucks which includes four small popcorns and four small drinks. Additional kids are $4 per kid and they also get the popcorn drink deal.
LJ
#79
Posted 20 March 2011 - 05:11 PM
Any chance that religious icons like "THE PROPHET" will be a discounted or free rate????
Seriously, how about a family of four [2 parents, 2 kids ages 6-15] for $20 bucks which includes four small popcorns and four small drinks. Additional kids are $4 per kid and they also get the popcorn drink deal.
LJ
'Strap,
Jamar might be playing for peanuts, but he ain't gonna be playing for free popcorn
#80
Posted 20 March 2011 - 10:45 PM
Any chance that religious icons like "THE PROPHET" will be a discounted or free rate????
Seriously, how about a family of four [2 parents, 2 kids ages 6-15] for $20 bucks which includes four small popcorns and four small drinks. Additional kids are $4 per kid and they also get the popcorn drink deal.
LJ
ha I'll definitely see what I can do. Maybe we can run a special "Rocketcorner" promotion - we can trade advertising and in exchange, Rocketcorner can give a pair of tickets to one member per game. In exchange, we'll provide a link on our website listing the Rocketcorner as the most objective, unassuming sports message board in Ohio... just a thought.
I like the idea of including food and drinks but I'll have to talk to the school on that one. I'm trying to give the school an opportunity to make more than just gym rental out of the deal, so I'd like to give the boosters the opportunity to run the c-stand. If they're willing to comp the food & beverages, I'm willing to create the promotion.
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