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Originally Posted by Andrew S. Quinn
So basically your not going to make everyone happy no matter what you do. I never minded the reserve seats at Williams Grove despite that I only got to use them a few times a year. They were the best seats in the house in my view, and I knew they were mine whenever I went there.
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I just want to know the rules. And if a track can communicate that there is reserved season seats and they are CLEARLY marked that is one thing. But when you have random seats reserved, that are not clearly marked, and no mention of it on your website on the home page or schedule page, then you are causing problems.
If it's an event where top 5 rows are reserved and that's it; then you know to sit in row 6 or lower or buy a reserved seat. But if 2 random seats top row are reserved, and random 4 seats on row 7, and here and there with no advertising or obvious marks. You are causing people trouble for no reason. Been there, big pet peeve. But it really comes down to track's communication and follow through of marking. (And most tracks I've been to suck on the follow through on the grandstands side. Even some really good tracks, still don't do what they say they are going to on the grandstands side. As long as they have your money, close enough)