Pay for RV Show?
Is paying to get into an RV show a common thing now? Been several years since we've even thought about going to an RV show. Thought we'd go to the trailer-oriented show up in OKC mid-February. The c...
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Lantley wrote:Very well said, and what I was thinking also. We have no intention to buy anything, just look to see if there's anything new and consider an afternoon's entertainment.dryfly wrote:
Basically, the customer "pays" to be a customer.
Most of those customers have no intention of buying anything so in effect they are just loiterers.
However they can contribute to their own entertainment and RV curiosity by paying an admission fee for the privilege checking out the RV's.
If they want free parking and no admission fee you can simply drive around to the various dealerships and create your own personal day of RV entertainment.
