Daft question but can you still buy tickets on the door?
In reply to Post #1
Believe So. Yes..
Believe So. Yes..
In reply to Post #1
If your names not down you're not coming in.
(One for the 90s crew there)
If your names not down you're not coming in.
(One for the 90s crew there)
Web site suggests no tickets on the door.
We made a a decision that for this years show tickets will not be available on the door on the day of the show.
We made a a decision that for this years show tickets will not be available on the door on the day of the show.
In reply to Post #1
𝘾𝙖𝙣 𝙄 𝙗𝙪𝙮 𝙩𝙞𝙘𝙠𝙚𝙩𝙨 𝙤𝙣 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙙𝙤𝙤𝙧?
Unfortunately, due to the current Covid guidelines tickets will not be available on the door on the day of the show.
If anything changes regarding this between now and either of the shows we will update you on our social media pages.
𝘾𝙖𝙣 𝙄 𝙗𝙪𝙮 𝙩𝙞𝙘𝙠𝙚𝙩𝙨 𝙤𝙣 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙙𝙤𝙤𝙧?
Unfortunately, due to the current Covid guidelines tickets will not be available on the door on the day of the show.
If anything changes regarding this between now and either of the shows we will update you on our social media pages.
Youd of thought with all the Covid restrictions coming to and end that this would change. Maybe it will, I dont no. Otherwise I think there will be a lot of dissapointed people on the door who cant get in.. I cant see them not selling tickets on the door to be honest.
In reply to Post #6
takes far too long to get people in that have to pay on the door ?
who likes to Q for an hour plus to get it ?? pre paid you show your ticket and walk in the Q is a fraction of the time I would NEVER pay on the door
takes far too long to get people in that have to pay on the door ?
who likes to Q for an hour plus to get it ?? pre paid you show your ticket and walk in the Q is a fraction of the time I would NEVER pay on the door
In reply to Post #7
Would be interested to find out the proportion of people that pre paid to people paying on the door. When I've gone in the past it's never taken that long to get in to be honest. I no this pre booked ticket less system is the way forward. But i Just cant see them missing out on all that lovely cash on the door to be honest..
Would be interested to find out the proportion of people that pre paid to people paying on the door. When I've gone in the past it's never taken that long to get in to be honest. I no this pre booked ticket less system is the way forward. But i Just cant see them missing out on all that lovely cash on the door to be honest..
It was going to be last minute decision to go anyway. I dont actually need anything, just fancied a day out. Ill put the camo gear back in the cupboard 
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Never prepaid, never queued to get in more than 5 minutes, always taken advantage of the cheaper ticket if you go after 1pm i think it is and paid on the door, think they will notice a drop in attendees this time because of stopping that.
Like most, never really go for anything in particular, usual an afternoon out with the kids, catch up with a few mates, and pick up the occasional bargain or bundle.
Kids loved it cos they got given hundreds of stickers, got my pants pulled down on the worlds most expensive pic-n-mix (be warned) and saved a few quid by promising them a maccy-d's on the way home instead of buying an over priced festival burger whilst there!
Alas working so cant go even if i want to this year.
Never prepaid, never queued to get in more than 5 minutes, always taken advantage of the cheaper ticket if you go after 1pm i think it is and paid on the door, think they will notice a drop in attendees this time because of stopping that.
Like most, never really go for anything in particular, usual an afternoon out with the kids, catch up with a few mates, and pick up the occasional bargain or bundle.
Kids loved it cos they got given hundreds of stickers, got my pants pulled down on the worlds most expensive pic-n-mix (be warned) and saved a few quid by promising them a maccy-d's on the way home instead of buying an over priced festival burger whilst there!
Alas working so cant go even if i want to this year.
Will it be worth making the effort in going this year?
If the Northern show is anything to go buy you can expect pretty much almost everything at RRP and very few bargains...
Or is the big one expected to be a more enjoyable experience for the consumer?.... mmmmm
If the Northern show is anything to go buy you can expect pretty much almost everything at RRP and very few bargains...
Or is the big one expected to be a more enjoyable experience for the consumer?.... mmmmm
In reply to Post #11
I got 4 spare tickets 8 of us were due to go in 2020 but only 4 going this year
I got 4 spare tickets 8 of us were due to go in 2020 but only 4 going this year
Debating whether or not to go... don't need a lot but could always need a bargain
In reply to Post #13
I'm going just to check out a few new bits in the flesh and speak to the guys doing barrow conversions.
I'm going just to check out a few new bits in the flesh and speak to the guys doing barrow conversions.
Will I need to take cash or do the stands have card machines?