Posted by farmallstrong on January 29, 2015 at 08:55:28 from (108.32.28.163):
In Reply to: 2015 Tractor Shows posted by prawn farmer on January 29, 2015 at 06:52:29:
Our show is in W.Pa.,in Sept. We are a small club and this will be our 19th show. We have always had a attendance problem. We have no gate fee, the only thing you pay for is food. We do charge if you want to be in the tractor pulls or tractor games. We have very nice grounds, a great track, real bathrooms. We have a saw mill demo that runs all day. Up to last year we had a thrasher demo. but stopped it last year. We have kids games, peddle pull, giant ice cream sundae. We also have a flea market which is growing.
We have had a car cruise with our show. That was bad. All they did was complain about parking in grass. Once we had a antique trucks come for 1 day and they were worse than the car cruisers. All this being said WHAT DO YOU HAVE TO DO TO GET PEOPLE TO COME??? I'm sorry this is so long, but it has bothered me for years. Thanks, any help would be Great...
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