Dynamic pricing to be introduced

 It's not about how many empty pitches you see it's about how many are for sale. 

JK

But surely in that case 'Low' was an accurate description of availability as not all empty pitches were bookable. I’m not sure what your point is.🤷🏻‍♂️

Edit: cross posted with JK who put it in a nutshell.

Trust me NTH, every moan and groan and complaint certainly gets sent further up the chain.

But do those further up the chain take any notice of what you pass on? 🤔 Do you get a response from them, highlighting what they think of the complaints and how they intend to remedy the problems?

Club staff are responding to a lot of comments on Trust Pilot, these are the latest comments coming in. 

They may be responding to some on an open forum, where others can see them, but do not seem to responding to direct queries, probably waiting for the individuals to give up the ghost when they do not get a response.

Yes that's right, pitch availability might be LOW but this doesn't mean the site is full. So this doesn't mean bookings are up just by seeing the word LOW. 

Yes but you're quoting just one site at one time of the year (November) when it's unlikely to be full anyway and when it would be a good time for pitch maintenance I would say. Quoting November alone doesn't necessarily show anything? 

However when one is seeing low (and full) across a number of sites (some of which are the most expensive) in peak months as I posted then it is difficult to think all these sites having pitch maintenance and I think it shows healthy bookings. I've checked all my booking for the next few months and they are all like that especially on SP, check out Hawes as one example, it's low from now till June and you'll be hard pushed to get a weekend on a SP, but I'll be able to see when I get there to give a better picture.

In my experience low meaning exactly that and from a full selection of pitches.   

FOMO is alive and well when it comes to booking pitches?

Had to look that one up CY but sadly by the way things are being advertised I'm inclined to agree. 

Promoted by the Club no doubt.

peedee

I think lots of product advertisers try to invoke that fear (pre-order of books phones etc) Works even better where there is an actual shortage. I don’t see anything particularly wrong in that, the CAMC is a commercial organisation, out to make a profit. Even if that is ploughed back into the organisation.