I completely understand that the cost of playing Airsoft at Panther needs to go up from $10.00 a day.
Two years ago when pricing changes were rumored to be coming and guy's starter to light their Hair on Fire.
I tried to calm the waters by comparing this sport to others out there at the time. At $15 to $20, a day (6 to 8 hours) of playing was the cheapest form of entertainment going. "So, just relax put your hair out"
I don't know where you are getting your numbers from jsae?
If you played 2X a month as a member your cost would be $560** for membership only per. year.
Non-Member. $625 if you played 25 times includes BB's.
If you played 3X a month as a member your cost would be $740** for membership only per. year.
Non-Member $900 if you played 36 times includes BB's.
If you played 4X a month as a member your cost would be $860** for membership only per. year.
Non-Member $1100 if you played 44 times includes BB's.
**the cost off BB's no matter what you will be needing to buy some, and that is going to cost you somewhere in the Ball Park of $330 to $450+.
jsae, now you mentioned that
"This is before you include the following planned field improvements:
upgrades to player's set up area
new safety mesh curtains around the parking area separating game space from parking
replacement structures
I believe that Milsig plans many other improvements, too.
I'm all for improvement but let's NOT confuse what is mandatory to open the doors to do business and say that they are improvements. If their insurance company saw the state of the parking lot field mesh and most of their structures, they would not be aloud to open the door to the public for business.
What is mandatory and what is an upgrade are two completely different conversations?
I look forward to the new changes.
Shoot you later,
Claymore