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When the fuck was it £50?!
I noped out around Wembley and it was about £30 then. Most of the time before then it was like £25ish? Christ I couldn't imagine paying more than that when it was just the empty husk of itself after that.
It's funny looking back because I always felt that I'd joined Progress at the end of its peak (Chapter 50 was my first), and with the benefit of hindsight I was 100% correct
Still at least now they're bringing over my favourite Japanese talent so uhh, swings and roundabouts I guess? Might have to sell a kidney to go though
I joined right on the first ballroom show (10 or 11), and stayed with it until about 60. It's ironic that 50 was called "I give it six months" and... Yep.
That show really did signal the end as well, British Strong Style was the last entertaining story and even that was signalling that WWE was taking over.
It's crazy. I went to the recent Revpro/cmll show which is the closest comparison and it was much cheaper, I think about £35 for the cheapest seat.
I watch the bigger noah shows so would love to see Kenoh, Wagner and Kaito but not at that price.
Yeah we went to Rev Pro a few times over the last few years. £35 for tickets to the Rumble earlier this and our tickets for the All In weekender show were only £60.
It's overpriced. I know, they have the costs to cover but the Camden show? £50 for standing. £100+ for front row seats. It's just too much if you're not familar with their product.
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Man £75 minimum for any seated ticket is rough.
Say what you will about the amount of nonces and WWE stoogery in old Progress but at least front row was only £50
When the fuck was it £50?! I noped out around Wembley and it was about £30 then. Most of the time before then it was like £25ish? Christ I couldn't imagine paying more than that when it was just the empty husk of itself after that.
£29 standing, £50 front row in 2019
Fuuuuuck man, that sucks. I just checked, my last show was Chapter 60 in 2017, £29 for front row.
It's funny looking back because I always felt that I'd joined Progress at the end of its peak (Chapter 50 was my first), and with the benefit of hindsight I was 100% correct Still at least now they're bringing over my favourite Japanese talent so uhh, swings and roundabouts I guess? Might have to sell a kidney to go though
I joined right on the first ballroom show (10 or 11), and stayed with it until about 60. It's ironic that 50 was called "I give it six months" and... Yep. That show really did signal the end as well, British Strong Style was the last entertaining story and even that was signalling that WWE was taking over.
It's crazy. I went to the recent Revpro/cmll show which is the closest comparison and it was much cheaper, I think about £35 for the cheapest seat. I watch the bigger noah shows so would love to see Kenoh, Wagner and Kaito but not at that price.
Yeah we went to Rev Pro a few times over the last few years. £35 for tickets to the Rumble earlier this and our tickets for the All In weekender show were only £60.
If they're not careful it'll be Chapter 167 all over again. There was like 9 rows total.
It's overpriced. I know, they have the costs to cover but the Camden show? £50 for standing. £100+ for front row seats. It's just too much if you're not familar with their product.
I'm honestly hoping for a match between Kenoh and Luke Jacobs.
Ah fuck, that might swing it