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| hundo17 |
Posted - 06/09/2020 : 23:12:39
New to the area so just a quick question about Perfect Game. Went to our first tournament game today and had to pay the daily entry fee of $10 per person. Two of us were there, but we were charged $21.55. Not that I really care that much, but what is the extra $1.55 that was tacked on? Is that the convenience fee for making us use a card to enter instead of cash or is it some special sales tax? Just trying to figure this PG thing out. |
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| Hurricane22 |
Posted - 06/11/2020 : 16:36:31
Welcome to the wonder world of PG/PBR being the monopolies of travel ball.....where you get to spend more to see your kid play than going to a Minor League game. Baseball is now a country club sport. |
| baseball713 |
Posted - 06/11/2020 : 10:26:33
quote:
Originally posted by hundo17
It is in fact the fee for using the card. I asked the gentleman keeping the gate this morning and he said PG just passes along the fee.
But there is no option to pay cash to avoid the fees? |
| hundo17 |
Posted - 06/10/2020 : 11:30:59
It is in fact the fee for using the card. I asked the gentleman keeping the gate this morning and he said PG just passes along the fee. |
| gabbdad24 |
Posted - 06/10/2020 : 10:27:48
Not sure if it’s sales tax or the fee they get charged by the credit card company. The newly turfed ECB fields are very nice, but scoreboards still don’t work and the bathrooms are as nasty as ever. Overflowed urinal water was laying on the floor. If you’re going to charge $10 a day for us to watch our own kids play in a tournament that we already paid to enter, some decent sanitary bathrooms are not too much to ask for. |
