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  • Pontins Qualifiers Question

    I am going to be going to Pontins in August for the first time to watch the Shanghai Masters qualifiers. I just wondered if any members knew how much it was per day to watch?

    Will anyone else be going or more to the point will anyone else be there?

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  • #2
    I have a feeling it's free to watch those matches.... early early WC rounds were free anyway... thats about 2 years ago.

    If they are charging it will be something nominal.

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    • #3
      it was 5 quid per day ticket last time i went there

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      • #4
        That's a fair price i would say.
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        ALEX HIGGINS

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        • #5
          Yes ive been a couple of times and its was very cheap to watch. I really enjoyed it too as you get to see loadsa matches and players you never hear about - I wanna go now!
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          • #6
            I'd like to go but the prospect of the three hour drive each way always puts me off and I end up waiting for the ones in Sheffield.
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            • #7
              Originally Posted by Matt_2745 View Post
              I'd like to go but the prospect of the three hour drive each way always puts me off and I end up waiting for the ones in Sheffield.
              let the train take the strain matt. well worth a vist. as people say with two sessions of 8 matches every day, you get to see a wide variety of players and matches.

              also the nice chance t socialise with the players, fans etc in the QV in the evenings.

              Pontin's themselves levye the £5 charge for admission to the Pontin's centre. so if the snooker gets a bit dull you can always use other facilities on the centre, or probably better value is to stay over for a few days and take in every round.
              Janie Watkins
              On Q Promotions / South West Snooker Academy
              All views are my own and in no way represent On Q or the Academy

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