membership schemes and studying events at similar grounds. 4 Market Segmentation The table below shows the range of customers that buy tickets for football matches. Elasticity of demand is shown for each category and explained below: Market Segments Elasticity of Demand Reason for Elasticity 1 Adults High Loyal but can choose to watch on TV instead Children High Guardians are paying and have other options Families High Have other options for family entertainment ?Special treat' groups High Has alternatives including main seating 2 Corporate hospitality ? open Low High status product, few alternatives Corporate hospitality ? private Low High status product, few alternatives 4...
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Demand is still high though because of the quality of the games. Wembley can therefore charge a premium, but not over-charge to the extent that alternatives become dominant: ?Special treat' customers are those who are willing to pay more because they are buying an experience rather than just wanting to see a match...
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