Site types

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Site types

Post by Rossi fan »

Hi all,

I use the Hurleys site finder and have had some really good sites from her. The trouble is, I have most, if not all the good sites in my area. I dont want to expand into other postcodes because I am not well and have to have another operation soon. Most of my sites are pubs, but wondered if you have any other site types, other than the Snack A Can type of site, which I am not too keen on. We have tried playbarns and fun houses, but they all have their own machines, so I am trying to think outside the box so to speak.

Any help will be welcome.

Thanks,

Paul
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Sports clubs and social clubs are our best sites. Also have you tried adding extra machines in toys, tattoos, pringles. You cab collect three times as much on one visit.
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Post by Big Chris »

HI Styel,

I agree social clubs are excellent for me, but just a quick question, do you find tatto machines worth it? Surley the outlay for the machine and cost of tattoos make it prohibitive to actually making a good profit, or even if you do it will take you a very long time to gain back the investment?

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Post by Snackmore »

Riding schools, dance schools, swimming pools, leisure centres, working mens clubs/connie clubs
Steve

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Drinks | Snacks | Sweets | Toys | Rides | Washroom

www.snackmore.co.uk 

 

 
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Post by FlintVending »

Martial arts clubs also good.
Full of kids after school and almost always stuck on an industrial site with no shops nearby.
I have about half a dozen of these and ALL take good money and were easy to get towers into!
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Post by Vendition Ltd »

Hi Paul,

Glad to see that your looking at expanding mate, I find horse equestrian riding stables really good reliable sites along with all the sites mentioned above. Hotels can also be good as long as they are the big ones

I have given up on the toy vending as I bought a load of machines to site in my current sites, worked my ass off persuading the landlords to put one in which managed to in about 5 of my pubs. All took good money but all of them have asked me to remove the machines for no reason at all so a lot of money and effort for nothing which is very dissapointing

Cheers

Ross
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Post by Rossi fan »

Thanks for the suggestions everyone.

Hi Ross,

I am not expanding as such, I just want to keep the machines I have sited, until my health improves.
I agree about the toy machines. I have 2 now. I did have more, but the same thing happened to me, the landlords want them out. I think parents get a bit upset when you put lots of machines in, as they dont want to take the kids to a pub for any other reason but to save money on a babysitter. Vending machines cost money, which the parents want to spend on booze.
Cheers,

Paul
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Post by tubzsnackz »

Hi Ross, What toy machines did you have and what products were you stocking?
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Post by sadler2886 »

Rossi fan wrote:Thanks for the suggestions everyone.

Hi Ross,

I am not expanding as such, I just want to keep the machines I have sited, until my health improves.
I agree about the toy machines. I have 2 now. I did have more, but the same thing happened to me, the landlords want them out. I think parents get a bit upset when you put lots of machines in, as they dont want to take the kids to a pub for any other reason but to save money on a babysitter. Vending machines cost money, which the parents want to spend on booze.
Cheers,

Paul
I have quiet a few toy mcs out 20-30 ranging from mini boulys and tomys to 20p bulk toys and bouncy balls, they fly out and out sell the sweets most of the time.

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I think its about having the right toy machines, single tomys do really well because they will hide in the corner of any pub. If its a bit bigger then Bouly's. We only have 1 tattoo machine, had it about 2 months, vends at 50p, 10p to veunue, 10p to buy the tattoo so a good 60% profit.
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