Ticket prices.

[Septu]

So, tickets are £180 and earlybird are £15.

Am I right in assuming that they'll be a £5 charge for booking and a £5 charge for transaction fee.

Which would make weekend £190 and earlybird £25? So in total £215?

[Yuh!]

So, tickets are £180 and earlybird are £15.

Am I right in assuming that they'll be a £5 charge for booking and a £5 charge for transaction fee.

Which would make weekend £190 and earlybird £25? So in total £215?

[kopite_mark]

On ticketmaster its a £7 booking fee on the ticket making it £187 and a £1 fee on the early bird making it £16

[st dan]

I think it will be £202.50 including booking fee and P&P for the both.

(180+5) = 185

(15+2.50)=17.50

[Yuh!]

I think it will be £202.50 including booking fee and P&P for the both.

(180+5) = 185

(15+2.50)=17.50

[Septu]

Alright, cheers guys.

It's cause I have to buy my mates ticket for her. I don't know how much I need to get off her.

[mt96djc]

Do day tickets go on sale the same time as weekend ones...?

[Yuh!]

Do day tickets go on sale the same time as weekend ones...?

[Septu]

Yuh, would you say I ask her for £215 just to be safe?

[Tom1889]

Could always ask for £215-£220 and pocket any dosh that remains. Times are hard.

[Septu]

True. Bit harsh though >_<

[Yuh!]

Yuh, would you say I ask her for £215 just to be safe?

[ionicmoose]

Weekend = £180 + £7bf + £5 postage (split between all tickets in order)

Early entry = £15 + £5 postage (split between all tickets in order)

I'm basing this on past years. You couldn't buy weekend and early entry at the same time, had to put through a second order.

Also, early entry used to be £10 with no booking fee or postage, but then a year or two ago they stuck an extra charge on, can't remember what exactly but I remember each ticket costing £11 and something pence so it makes me think it was £5 postage split between the 3 tickets we bought.

So total for 1 ticket I'd say £202 plus £10 postage which will be split between however many you buy

Edited March 27, 2010 by ionicmoose