Yes, it's an after thought by the libs to sell it
And fluff by Labor to trick the simpletons that vote for them it's only a basketball stadium
Not saying it's a good or bad development
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And fluff by Labor to trick the simpletons that vote for them it's only a basketball stadium
Not saying it's a good or bad development
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Parking at Hindmarsh is a thousand times better than the Parade. Amenities are fine too. There's about a dozen pubs in walking distance to the stadium and some decent restaurants on port road as well if thats what you're after. Its not quite the Parade in that regard but its good enough.
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The SA government are spending $50 million to upgrade Coopers Stadium.
We are not getting a new rectangular stadium anytime soon.
We are not getting a new rectangular stadium anytime soon.
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The Chase Centre in San Francisco cost the city of San Francisco $1.4 billion dollar in 2020
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Real Estate is FAR more expensive in SF
All for a women's soccer tournament they had to be pulled kicking and screaming to support (and still don't make it FIFA compliant)
Which is another waste of $$ IMO when it offers no increase in capacity.
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Come on, the Real Estate pricing on the Riverbank in Adelaide is just as expensive.
very similar
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same as the $6.1 million getting spent on ETSA Park.
Typical short term vision from the SA government.
Yeah sporting/entertainment venues shouldn't be at Hindmarsh then?
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Only to those looking to bag the club for everything they do.
Yawn.
This is true.
However, I can see a future in the music industry where open air concerts are more common. Already happening and going forward with COVID this may happen more.
Especially for big acts. More people attend, less performances and now more COVID safe.
Which could make an expanded new Entertainment Centre a bit of a white elephant.
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Moving to Thebby would be a disaster.
They are about to start a big roadworks project there which will mean the club is in another construction site for the best part of 6 or so years. If not more.
With no access to the secondary oval, Kings Reserve, as tgat will be used as storage/sites office space for the South Road project.
May as well stay at West Lakes as that will be quite nice in a few months time.
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So that's what it was
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No, the timing of ticket buying doesn't even cross their mind. It's the size of stadium and lack of upside.
Yes it does.
Cash flow and guaranteed ticket sales.
Tour promotors often bypass Adelaide purely because historically we are a tough market for early ticket sales.
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I promise you, I deal with Live Nation and TEG and others every day, and cash flow and timing of sales just isn't a big consideration.
The potential upside of coming to Adelaide isn't worth it, as the potential margins are too small.
(Look, I've never actually discussed this, but I know they consider it a small market and they're very cash rich orgs)
You pick the two biggest global tour promoters, nice Google search.
Small market and slow ticket sales = flyover Adelaide to do a Perth gig.
Unless It is just Eastern Seaboard.
One thing that has been common lately are gigs at wineries. Frontier Touring prefer this model for the SA market because the wineries underwrite ticket sales.
Adelaide Oval/SMA do this too, underwrite ticket sales.
The Killers the latest example to bypass Adelaide and play at a winery in SA (with no Adelaide) as part of their December Australia tour.
Brisbane, Melbourne, Sydney, Perth all standalone metro gigs. SA gig Peter Lehman wines.
Adelaide is synonymous for slow ticket sales in the Entertainment industry. It is well known. Kind of surprised someone who deals with Live Nation and TEG does not know this.
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Would not be touching Thebby with all that’s about to happen going on.
And all you’ve said about West Lakes is spot on, drove past there last week and it’s starting to really take shape with what they’re doing there and will be complete just about by the time we move hopefully to Brompton.
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I think you’ll find Kristof does not need to use Google in this regard. Has very good knowledge.
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Very droll.
You guys are obviously a bit more in the know.
I've also heard that Adelaide peoples acceptance to just fly to Melbourne or Sydney means they can just do an extra gig in those cities and get the same people
Any truth in that rumour?
I've also heard that Adelaide peoples acceptance to just fly to Melbourne or Sydney means they can just do an extra gig in those cities and get the same people
Any truth in that rumour?
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