CQB'ers being ripped off ?

The stench of Bunker 51 has made me never go there ever again. It took 3 days to get rid of it - multiple showers and clean clothes made no difference! Gross... otherwise a fun site on the novelty scale - being an old bunker makes it cool.

 
I kneeled on - or more precisely, in - the putrefying remains of a  dead pigeon at the Depot last Sunday.

The lazy rats should have cleaned it up that long before it reached that stage.  You just can't find vermin with a work ethic these days.

 
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Rogerborg said:
I kneeled on - or more precisely, in - the putrefying remains of a  dead pigeon at the Depot last Sunday.

The lazy rats should have cleaned it up that long before it reached that stage.  You just can't find vermin with a work ethic these days.
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in or near stairwell f?

 
Pretty sure there was a fresh dead pigeon near the top of a stairwell last time I played at The Depot a few months ago

 
i was told of this fallible pigeon couldn't find it last night slightly disappointed.

 
I really want to play The Depot, looks like a fun site. Just a shame it's such a long, long trek from Berkshire.

 
I think I'm in a unquie position to answer this as we are opening two sites in Kent - both schools - both abandoned.

The rent alone costs nearly 600 a day per site. Plus paying for staff on the day.

Then we have the inital setup costs - So far Hextable school cost around 6500 and it isnt even open yet.

On top of that we need to pay for the health and safety aspects.

I cant speak for other sites but that is our reasons why a game will cost around 30-35 for a day. £20-25 for a session lasting 3/4 hours depending.

I would imagine other sites are close to what we are going through.

 
Musica said:
Was there any standing water upstairs? Last time I was there it was all dry
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Still mostly dry. I don't think they have a remit to sort the missing roof panels even if they wanted to.

Vaguely back on topic, they've constantly spending on more and more cover and facilities, like the new target range and AttackSense targets.

Given that the site is nearly always fully booked, the market would probably tolerate a bump to £35 for a full Sunday.  We'd grumble, of course, but we'd still book in once a month and they'd still be rammed every fortnight.

Don't tell Johnno I said that though. ;)

 
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