Tickets

[bryanb]

Now that tickets to Bella 2010 have sold out, we have appointed Viagogo as our official ticket exchange partner. Just click on the link below to be taken straight to the Viagogo website.

viagogo

[Paul ™]

Official touts you mean, why not promote Scarlet Mist which offers the same service but at face value? :angry:

[Red Day]

Official touts you mean, why not promote Scarlet Mist which offers the same service but at face value? :angry:

[thedementedpoppet]

scarlet mist for me too.

there is an article on my website about how to still get tickets for bella

linkety linkety link

[thedementedpoppet]

scarlet mist for me too.

there is an article on my website about how to still get tickets for bella

linkety linkety link

[rosco]

Official touts you mean, why not promote Scarlet Mist which offers the same service but at face value? :angry:

[Iain333]

Official touts you mean, why not promote Scarlet Mist which offers the same service but at face value? :angry:

Edited July 31, 2010 by Iain333

[Dyceloon]

Couldn't agree more. Actually I can't believe a festival is promoting touting. Quite annoyed actually as I (aklong with many, many others on here I'm sure) find touting hard to tolerate. Poor show.

Will there be an explanation to this? I'm not demanding one or anything like that, just be interested to know the reasoning behind it.

Edited July 31, 2010 by Dyceloon

[fantomas]

viagogo are (sadly) "the official ticket resale partner of Reading/Leeds"

[Dyceloon]

viagogo are (sadly) "the official ticket resale partner of Reading/Leeds"

[theampersanddevil]

really ? wonder what the backhander is ? very sad. guess rockness , by association , were / are prob same ..its me that niave obviously .corparate rules , irrespective of size or . pretty sure with the prices they charge that festivals really dont need this extra backhander thats obviously coming from these organisations..but you could argue its just the direction its going with festivals . eg festival "brewery of choice" charging £4.00 a pint for "lager" etc..we could go on ... sigh

[theampersanddevil]

really ? wonder what the backhander is ? very sad. guess rockness , by association , were / are prob same ..its me that niave obviously .corparate rules , irrespective of size or . pretty sure with the prices they charge that festivals really dont need this extra backhander thats obviously coming from these organisations..but you could argue its just the direction its going with festivals . eg festival "brewery of choice" charging £4.00 a pint for "lager" etc..we could go on ... sigh

[thedementedpoppet]

I would have preffered that Belladrum chose a non profit ticket exchange, I just feel that using a profit making reselling company goes against the grain of what Bella stands for (family friendly, less corporate, inclusive). I would also say that official reselling legitimises private reselling.

Now if I was the Bella organisers, I would be saying that official ticket resellers offer protection against fraud and promoting one company allow people to be sure they will get the tickets.

Ps rockness did not sell out

Edited August 1, 2010 by thedementedpoppet