That's a bargain - we were looking at going to the Kuclo Classic this weekend but general admission tickets are $71.50 EACH and it's separate tickets for men and women. For VIP it's $101.50, though they are doing a bundle of $121.50 for GA and $151.50 for VIP. But there's also a 3% service fee on each ticket!I was just checking out ticket prices and holy F@#K! Like I said, it's been a long time since I've been to a show. Do they always split up the Men's and Women's into separate tickets now? They are for this show and it's $50 each!! Men's division starts at 9am and Women's division starts at 1pm.
https://www.muscleware.com/tickets.php?c=2021-CTRA-CSTA
and then how much do the contestants have to pay to enter? What is the prize money like, I dont think its very high if any? It must cost a lot to rent out the venues. Wondering if the rental price has gone down since covid hit. Im going to guess that occupancy is limited too and nowhere near capacity?That's a bargain - we were looking at going to the Kuclo Classic this weekend but general admission tickets are $71.50 EACH and it's separate tickets for men and women. For VIP it's $101.50, though they are doing a bundle of $121.50 for GA and $151.50 for VIP. But there's also a 3% service fee on each ticket!
I have a problem spending that much on tickets for an amateur show with no expo or other components to it. For a fraction of that we can spend Saturday morning enjoying a great brunch and picking up some cool stuff at the farmer's market.
No clue on your other questions but this is Texas, occupancy / capacity isn't limited at 99% of places including this show.and then how much do the contestants have to pay to enter? What is the prize money like, I dont think its very high if any? It must cost a lot to rent out the venues. Wondering if the rental price has gone down since covid hit. Im going to guess that occupancy is limited too and nowhere near capacity?
oh yes, forgot where you live. I was thinking you are in California.No clue on your other questions but this is Texas, occupancy / capacity isn't limited at 99% of places including this show.
The Contra Costa show is in Union City, California. Alameda County was in the orange tier of restrictions the last I read. It might move to the yellow tier by June 5th.
Orange is supposed to mean indoor venues are limited to 25% capacity or 25 people total, whichever is fewer. Those numbers go to 50% capacity or 50 people for the yellow tier. I don't know how that could be enforced for an event like this. 50 people max at a bodybuilding show?
California is eliminating all restrictions on June 15th, so these restrictions seem silly at this point.
and then how much do the contestants have to pay to enter? What is the prize money like, I dont think its very high if any? It must cost a lot to rent out the venues. Wondering if the rental price has gone down since covid hit. Im going to guess that occupancy is limited too and nowhere near capacity?
I believe that has to do with the pandemic going on. After the men they shut down and clean/disenfect everything then next audiance enter. Also limited occupancy.I was just checking out ticket prices and holy F@#K! Like I said, it's been a long time since I've been to a show. Do they always split up the Men's and Women's into separate tickets now? They are for this show and it's $50 each!! Men's division starts at 9am and Women's division starts at 1pm.
https://www.muscleware.com/tickets.php?c=2021-CTRA-CSTA