[MR] The SCA is Cheaper than LARPs
Achbar Ibn Ali
achbar at earthlink.net
Fri Jun 25 18:38:22 PDT 2010
On Fri, 25 Jun 2010 21:27:39 EDT, you wrote:
>Just my two cents, take it for what it's worth.
>We have a family of 3 adults and often times have several newcomers or
>newbies with us. And our newcomers are surprised at how small most of
>our event fees are. Shoot a movie rental and pizza along for the 3 of us
>will run $20 easily and that's for a couple of hours entertainment. But even
>the more expensive fees are still a bargin to us. And the cost of feast?
>Let's see a good meal out runs 15 to 25 per person. That's one entree, a
>side or two and a drink. No dessert, no varied choices and certainly not
>several portions to enjoy at your leisure. And fast food? Well for the
>typical $7 to $8 feast cost you'll get a burger, fries and drink...none of
>which is original and certainly not good for you! Cost wise, to me no matter
>how you break it down a weekend event or even a day trip is well worth
>every penny I spend including the trip to the event.
>
>Milicent
I agree with you. The SCA over all is pretty cheap, this is one of
the many reasons I do the SCA.
get this, while at ConCarolinas a few weeks ago, there was a panel
of people who do similar but not really the same things as the SCA.
These were mainly Live Action Role Players. On average, these guys
are paying $50.00 an event and have to buy food on top of that. The
SCA is a deal.
Achbar
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