
Student Pricing
- bmd5229
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Re: Student Pricing
Actually students do get discounts at everything with Penn State. Season tickets are very discounted for every sport, all concerts are discounted for the BJC, and many professional sports teams all over have days where college students get in for 5$. The Orioles is one of the teams that on Fridays, if you have valid ID tickets are 5$. 

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Well then, I think it would be great if they left the drivers/owners in as Appreciation Night free for one night. Drivers paying to race is like a member of a dance band paying to play.
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Now there's a good idea. Fans always talk about what tracks need to do for them but what about the teams? Don't get me wrong, without us fans, there would be no racing but that goes both ways. I don't know a single fan who would drive to the track every weekend, pay $15 for a ticket if there weren't any race cars there along with the brave individuals who drive them. I am willing to bet that the drivers would show up and race if the were no fans in the stands. I don't think the tracks do enough to show their appreciation for what the teams do. What Lincoln and Hank's performance products has done with manufacturers appreciation night is a great thing and I think it would be great if more tracks would do something like that. Most of the tracks around here do plenty for the fans. Port Royal seems to have something going on almost every week with giveaways and discounts. I'd like to see the tracks give a little more back to the teams.racebug wrote:Well then, I think it would be great if they left the drivers/owners in as Appreciation Night free for one night. Drivers paying to race is like a member of a dance band paying to play.
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Where does it stop too??? I'm 36 years old and go to college, do I qualify for this discount too at my age??? Heck I'm 36, go to college, work a full time job, have a wife and 3 kids plus a mortgage, in my opinion my situation is worse off then the 19-20 year old college students so I think I should get a discounted-discount price!!! 

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Most college kids think they have it tough but in reality, they have no idea what “tough" is. I have younger friends who went to college and they'd always tell me how hard it was. Of course college presents many difficulties, I'd never argue that, but I always told them that once they get out here in the real world and deal with a$$hole bosses, lazy coworkers and dealing with what it takes to make ends meet, they'd be in for a rude awakening. Now that they're graduated they have told me many times how right I was. I don't know if I could possibly handle all that you have going on. Just my job alone is enough send me off the edge at times. You got my respectJTR13 wrote:Where does it stop too??? I'm 36 years old and go to college, do I qualify for this discount too at my age??? Heck I'm 36, go to college, work a full time job, have a wife and 3 kids plus a mortgage, in my opinion my situation is worse off then the 19-20 year old college students so I think I should get a discounted-discount price!!!

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Re: Student Pricing

Funny stuff here. Students got to decide-----buy beer and cigarettes or go to the races?
Maybe there should be a discount night for people on welfare and unemployment?

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So are you stereotyping now?? Didn't realize it was the 18 century. I don't buy beer nor do I smoke, so your argument is invalid. We give them free housing, and food, so why not give them free admission.
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Re: Student Pricing
apply for welfare
Home of the OUTLAW A$$WHIPPERS
Lincoln = 1845 ft. = .35 mile T3=124 MPH
Eldora = 2287 ft. = .43 mile T3=135 MPH
Port = 2716 ft. = .51 mile T3=TBD
Grove = 2792 ft. = .53 mile T3=135 MPH
Selinsgrove = 2847 ft. = .54 mile T1=136 MPH
2015: 43 Races
Grove: 17 / Lincoln: 13 / Port: 4 / Susky: 5 / Path Valley: 2 / Trailway: 1 /. ISMA @ Waterford New London: 1
Lincoln = 1845 ft. = .35 mile T3=124 MPH
Eldora = 2287 ft. = .43 mile T3=135 MPH
Port = 2716 ft. = .51 mile T3=TBD
Grove = 2792 ft. = .53 mile T3=135 MPH
Selinsgrove = 2847 ft. = .54 mile T1=136 MPH
2015: 43 Races
Grove: 17 / Lincoln: 13 / Port: 4 / Susky: 5 / Path Valley: 2 / Trailway: 1 /. ISMA @ Waterford New London: 1
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Re: Student Pricing
bmd5229 wrote:So are you stereotyping now?? Didn't realize it was the 18 century. I don't buy beer nor do I smoke, so your argument is invalid. We give them free housing, and food, so why not give them free admission.

Sorry...this thread started out by talking about all college students.
Didn't know you changed it to "all about you."
Talking about stereotyping...who is them?
If you are in college, why wasn't one of your first subjects college writing 101?

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Re: Student Pricing
I believe he was reffering to welfare recipients when he said "them" as in they get everything else for free why not let "them" into the races free also. at least thats what I read and agree with.poolguy wrote:bmd5229 wrote:So are you stereotyping now?? Didn't realize it was the 18 century. I don't buy beer nor do I smoke, so your argument is invalid. We give them free housing, and food, so why not give them free admission.
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Sorry...this thread started out by talking about all college students.
Didn't know you changed it to "all about you."
Talking about stereotyping...who is them?
If you are in college, why wasn't one of your first subjects college writing 101?
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Re: Student Pricing
Great idea, more free stuff, a great way to get those on welafare and unemployment to remain on welfare and unemployment.poolguy wrote:![]()
Funny stuff here. Students got to decide-----buy beer and cigarettes or go to the races?
Maybe there should be a discount night for people on welfare and unemployment?
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Re: Student Pricing
Selinsgrove used to have free admission on pack the track night. I thought it was a great promotion and it's nice to see that many people at the track. However you need a business sponsor to put up the $$.
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