I would expect it's down to the prices and where the stadium is situated. It's a fair way out of St Johns and unless you have transport it's a pricey taxi.
Locals don't have fortunes - I was there when Caribbean 20/20 was on last 2 years and they were letting you in to 2 matches for about £3 to get crowds in. Old stadium was much better and right in the centre of town so it was accessible where as someone got a good envelope to build stadium in the sticks on derelict land (usual Caribbean corruption)
Chinese built all the grounds in Caribbean - loan money at lower interest rates and then their companies got the building contracts as well so get cash back & Chinese companies get work as well. Even brought in Chinese workers to build the stadiums!
I would expect it's down to the prices and where the stadium is situated. It's a fair way out of St Johns and unless you have transport it's a pricey taxi.Locals don't have fortunes - I was there when Caribbean 20/20 was on last 2 years and they wer
Was at the ARG last November,very run down now,think some of the stalwarts hold out cricket will return one day,but it aint gonna happen with SVR being used,think it was used 2 days previously for some spirtitual gathering..So sad remember there being some great atmosphere there in years gone by and Gravy entertaining folk,it looks so sad counting the heads at SVR now.i know NZ arent the greatest attraction going but like you say 15-20mins out of town now and locals cant justify the extra costs involved.Think last time ARG was used for test cricket was 2009 when they stepped in at last minute to replace postponed game V england at SVR.
Was at the ARG last November,very run down now,think some of the stalwarts hold out cricket will return one day,but it aint gonna happen with SVR being used,think it was used 2 days previously for some spirtitual gathering..So sad remember there bein