The whole season pass pricing is an absolute marketing Trainwreck of Pleasurebeech own making. I'm not sure who is deciding prices and promotional offers but the strategy just seems to depend on whichever way the wind blows.
If people have renewed for the £199 price, they should be able to cancel and renew at the lower price without penalty as they are within 14 days of starting/renewing a contract.but if anyone did renew at £199, they are gonna be furious right now and understandably so.
Most marketing plans wouldn't kick off with "what's the best way to piss off, anger, upset and alienate out customers?". Then again, this is Mandy's Pleasure Beach.Do u think it was a marketing plan all along make it £199 then 2 weeks later offer a 50% discount but really your only saving £25 off last years renewal price.
Pretty happy with this prediction tbh.Sounds like the price is optimised for black friday/early season 'half price' offer to me.
Absolutely, of course they did! Nothing wrong with it either because now everyone feels as though they're being done a huge favour and there's additional motivation to get it done early dooors... everyone's a winner.Do u think it was a marketing plan all along make it £199 then 2 weeks later offer a 50% discount but really your only saving £25 off last years renewal price.
Do u think it was a marketing plan all along make it £199 then 2 weeks later offer a 50% discount but really your only saving £25 off last years renewal price.
Has the scaffolding grown higher on Ice Blast?Well, I renewed for the £100 … I’m weak and that covers opening weekend plus one trip so it’ll be worth it.
I’m there today if anyone has any burning things they want me to check out
The more people that buy season passes, the higher the scaffolding goesHas the scaffolding grown higher on Ice Blast?