Hard standing booking trial
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It is difficult to understand any confusion. The hardstandings must have shown as fully booked or they would have booked them instead of the grass. The fact that there still might be some free when you arrive, means nothing. If they booked grass and then
after arrival wanted to change, then as peedee says, they just have not been paying attention. Any confusion would be removed if you could choose pitch type at all sites with a choice. The small number in the trial could mean that folk booked it, but then
forgot that they had selected a pitch type. We book months ahead, so not impossible,One site this year OH went in to book so that I could move the caravan. One of the staff came to the car for a friendly natter and asked what pitch type we had booked. I said I did not know that there was an option on that particular site but that, if there
were, I would have booked HS. Indeed I had but that was 9 months earlier possibly0 -
You would have thought the idea of the magazine app was to get it out there at least as fast as those being sent out, if not faster. Went to have a read of page 28 but the latest copy available is still October
I cannot find it either and the Club is actually advertising articles only accessible from the App!
peedee
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If the CC are using the excuse that it "caused confusion amongst members," then that's basically saying that all members are too thick to understand the booking process.
Nice one CC, they should have said that "it caused confusion amongst staff" because that is nearer the truth.
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If the CC are using the excuse that it "caused confusion amongst members," then that's basically saying that all members are too thick to understand the booking process.
Write your comments here...Parking to a peg , causes confusion for some members too .
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Well, unless you are the last person to arrive on a fully booked site, then of course there will be some empty pitches free when you arrive. And some of them will be the opposite pitch type to what you booked, in all probability.
To say that members were 'confused' is frankly insulting.
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Well, unless you are the last person to arrive on a fully booked site, then of course there will be some empty pitches free when you arrive. And some of them will be the opposite pitch type to what you booked, in all probability.
To say that members were 'confused' is frankly insulting.
Write your comments here... Surely you should know what pitch type you'll have booked , it's just a simple matter of parking on a pitch with the correct corresponding peg colour & I'm sure those nice warden's will remind everyone on arrival , so no one
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If the CC are using the excuse that it "caused confusion amongst members," then that's basically saying that all members are too thick to understand the booking process.
Nice one CC, they should have said that "it caused confusion amongst staff" because that is nearer the truth.
I think they mean some members. If some cannot understand pitching to the peg they are probably right.
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Oh, to be as perfect as some.
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Oh, to be as perfect as some.
That'll be the two of us then
Not me. Far from it.
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He isn't perfect Tammy but he is trying.
I've learnt a lot about trying on CT.
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When the trial finally finishes everyone gets to choose their pitch from whatever is left when they arrive as happens on most sites now. I guess this probably means CC get bookings & members have to take a chance instead of not going or going elsewhere
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Certainly doesn't bother us. As we usually arrive just after 12:00, very seldom on a Friday or Saturday, and always outside of high season, except on £14 club sites, we usually have a choise of H/S or grass and select the one that we fancy most at the time
depending on weather conditions. It's great being retired having these type of choises.0 -
Certainly doesn't bother us. As we usually arrive just after 12:00, very seldom on a Friday or Saturday, and always outside of high season, except on £14 club sites, we usually have a choise of H/S or grass and select the one that we fancy most at the time
depending on weather conditions. It's great being retired having these type of choises.+1
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Certainly doesn't bother us. As we usually arrive just after 12:00, very seldom on a Friday or Saturday, and always outside of high season, except on £14 club sites, we usually have a choise of H/S or grass and select the one that we fancy most at the time
depending on weather conditions. It's great being retired having these type of choises.+1
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As we have not had the paper copy of the mag and the app is still showing the October edition as the latest, it is difficult to comment fully on the CC decision, when I can't read their reasoning. However, given that it is a club I suppose the current system
is at least as fair as it can be. I can book well ahead, usually we book most of the following year before the 1st January. Yet we have the same chance of getting a hardstanding as someone arriving at the same time, who booked the day before.0 -
I think there is only one way the Club could introduce booking of hard standing across the board and that is to introduce a price differential between hard and grass pitches.
peedee
. . . or just convert sites to all hard standing.
Hell is more likely to freeze over before that happens.
Peedee
Thankfuly !!
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all the information required is on there. Some folk shouldn't be let out alone
