Ribnetters at Soton Boat Show

Rodan · 14 September 2005, 09:27

Will there be many visiting the show? Seen a few comments on other threads...

keytouch · 14 September 2005, 09:46

As mentioned on another thread I will be there for the whole show.
Both booking people on at the try a boat, then sorting them out with lifejackets and putting them on the right boats.
Get some free time to look round though, so I'll probably end up spending all my wages.

Mark Halliday · 14 September 2005, 09:51

Me and her will be there on Tuesday, free tickets permitting.

Jon Brooks · 14 September 2005, 11:56

Am also there for the duration
Stand H012

Feel free to come and say hi.

Regards

mark-f · 14 September 2005, 16:43

I'm planning to go down on saturday

Brightside · 14 September 2005, 18:09

I will be there on Wednesday looking for goodies for my new toy.

bogib · 14 September 2005, 19:06

Planning 24th or 25th

Bogi

Nasher · 14 September 2005, 21:53

Planning to take the day off work and visit the show on Friday the 23rd.

Nasher

Roy Smith · 14 September 2005, 22:25

We will be there sunday on my friends stand Quick plug for him
Littlehampton Mariner/ Larson boat. he,s just taken the agency for Ribeye so
He,s looking to do deals.

Neal · 15 September 2005, 15:54

Does any one know whats this years best ticket deal is other than Mark's who is going for free!!

Hugh Jardon · 15 September 2005, 15:58

going sunday for day with father, mums health permitting, would be good to catch up with folks there who have chatted on here, chris

dave9960 · 15 September 2005, 15:58

I've been thinking the same thing, normally there are pounds off in various magazines or in the local evening paper, but not this year.

The best offer I've seen are the following

1. If you are a member of the RYA then you will get a couple quid off the entrance fee.

2. If you go by train to the boat show then you will get a couple pounds off the boat show entrance.

Unless of course youre lucky enough to get some free tickets, anyone offering?

Park and ride this year is 8 quid.

Richard B · 15 September 2005, 15:59

Last year we drove to Hythe, parked in the public car park which was v. cheap, then purchased our tickets from the Hythe Ferry terminal at an extremely good price, can't remember exactly how much as I've been to sleep a few times since then! The ferry terminal in Southmapton is just a few yards from the show entrance.

Hugh Jardon · 15 September 2005, 16:02

Quote:

Originally Posted by dave9960

I've been thinking the same thing, normally there are pounds off in various magazines or in the local evening paper, but not this year.

The best offer I've seen are the following

1. If you are a member of the RYA then you will get a couple quid off the entrance fee.

2. If you go by train to the boat show then you will get a couple pounds off the boat show entrance.

Unless of course youre lucky enough to get some free tickets, anyone offering?

Park and ride this year is 8 quid.

yes train give you the ticket option for 12.50 instead of 14
if you are an oap you get in for 13

i think they are being tight this year, if you find an offer that is better let us all know

chris

Hugh Jardon · 15 September 2005, 16:08

here is the scoop on the ferry

you can buy southampton tickets for 12.50 instead of 14

the ferry ticket is 3.70 return for day and 8.90 for family

sbs is 14 and park and ride is 8 per car

so if two of you it might be better to just go ferry and do park and ride if more of you, close call

Richard B · 15 September 2005, 16:08

Hythe Ferry price is £12-50 plus the ferry fare at £3-70 return.

I think the public car park in Hythe is free on a Sunday?

Richard B · 15 September 2005, 16:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris Hartley

so if two of you it might be better to just go ferry and do park and ride if more of you, close call

You beat me to it, Chris! Anyway, you forgot the "fun factor"... arrive at the show by boat! (And the ferry ticket includes the train fare along Hythe Pier

Hugh Jardon · 15 September 2005, 16:14

poor lady at the ferry place just got calls from us both, yes the ferry does seem like a bit more fun, is the carpark close to the ferry, very lazy here u see,

a message to all the boat sales folks who may read this, will have 25k in my pocket burning a hole, if the deal is right i will be spending......

Rodan · 15 September 2005, 16:24

Although away for most of the show I can get tickets pretty cheap... PM and I will see if I can sort something out. Have a feeling I will only be around on Monday though.
A lot less than 1/2 price...

The Garfish · 15 September 2005, 16:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by Chris Hartley

will have 25k in my pocket

cann yew powst a piktewer ov yorr uggly mugg...irr.... irr... hansum faice sow az wee cann meat upp. i wud luvv too meat yew an tork bowt ow wunderful ribbs arr.

gArf