Rockness Student Ambassador Ticekts

[Kyelo]

Probably the people who have already bought this ticket type that were unaware you need Student ID to gain entry to the event

[Paul ™]

Anyone with a student ticket will have to show their ID at the gate to be allowed entrance to the show, so if they don't have a student card they won't get in.....

[Kyelo]

Already answered earlier in the thread

Edited February 18, 2010 by BenchBuddah

[blackg1000]

Get a fukin job

[Paul ™]

Doubt security will care tbh, will they?

Edited February 18, 2010 by Paul ™

[Kowalski]

How come non students have been buying these tickets? Is it really worth the risk? The O/P seems to cover it:

If your a student, and you have valid student identification then you can get a weekend ticket for £139 + Free transport to the festival.

Edited February 18, 2010 by Kowalski

[Paul ™]

How come non students have been buying these tickets? Is it really worth the risk? The O/P seems to cover it

[Grant titp]

what a joke.

How didnt the people at rockness manage to see that people would just be telling people ' Stick these codes in for cheap ticketS ' for whatever benefit they are getting for doin this.

This should have been easy to predict

Edited February 18, 2010 by Grant titp

[Poleski]

what a joke.

How didnt the people at rockness manage to see that people would just be telling people ' Stick these codes in for cheap ticketS ' for there well what ever they get for doing this.

This should have been easy to predict

Edited February 18, 2010 by Poleski

[Grant titp]

I for one was ensuring folk needed student ID.

It says it clearly on my facebook group for it. Besides, if its called "Student Ambassadors" wouldn't people who arn't students think to ask whether they can use it?

Obviously, like everything to do with gigs (under 14s etc) people will take the risk. Which I wouldn't recommend!

[Paul ™]

Obviously, like everything to do with gigs (under 14s etc) people will take the risk. Which I wouldn't recommend!

Edited February 18, 2010 by Paul ™

[Poleski]

Which is also stated on the T&C's when buying the tickets, however this whole needing ID was not.

[Paul ™]

I do agree with that.

However, there are terms and conditions found at the source of the codes. (mine is my facebook group). I haven't checked all the other groups but I'm pretty sure the ones I've seen have the same information. We were told via email and in block capitals to ensure we communicate the fact that you need to be a student to get the deal.

Edited February 18, 2010 by Paul ™

[rachbon]

total shambles!

how much were the student tickets? i can't really find any sympathy for non students who bought these, when you could have just got an early bird for £100.

the whole thing's a load of shite anyway, f**kin students getting a discount.

[Kyelo]

total shambles!

how much were the student tickets? i can't really find any sympathy for non students who bought these, when you could have just got an early bird for £100.

the whole thing's a load of shite anyway, f**kin students getting a discount.

[rachbon]

tbh I reckon it's fair, they only get £4500 a year!

[Poleski]

total shambles!

how much were the student tickets? i can't really find any sympathy for non students who bought these, when you could have just got an early bird for £100.

the whole thing's a load of shite anyway, f**kin students getting a discount.

[Kyelo]

what are you on about? what's the £4,500?

[Paul ™]

That's the maximum loan students get(unless their doing nursing or the likes)so I think a wee discount here and there is nothing bad.

[Poleski]

That's the maximum loan students get(unless their doing nursing or the likes)so I think a wee discount here and there is nothing bad.

[Kyelo]

People on JSA get less, do they get a discount?

[rachbon]

That's the maximum loan students get(unless their doing nursing or the likes)so I think a wee discount here and there is nothing bad.

[rachbon]

Do they have to pay it back though? They also get their rent paid for.

[Poleski]

aye and they can have part time jobs. when i was 17 and working pretty much full time (30-35 hours a week), my student pals had more money than i did through bursaries/loans and part time jobs.

a festival is not a neccesity, if people want to go they can find the money themselves. i don't see why students deserve a discount more than anyone else.

[Kyelo]

you wouldn't get your rent paid for if you rent privately though, would though? only if it's a council property.