Photos on ticket

[jengeo]

The photo on my brother's ticket is third of the size of my photo on my ticket. Would the stewards on the gate accept this or should he bring id incase.

Have I just answered my own question

[strolling wanderer]

The photo on my brother's ticket is third of the size of my photo on my ticket. Would the stewards on the gate accept this or should he bring id incase.

Have I just answered my own question

[LusciousLucy]

You could always get him to stand far away and then get the security guy to squint from a distance to check he matches the pic

[LusciousLucy]

...

Edited June 16, 2011 by LusciousLucy

[Lucanesque]

You could always get him to stand far away and then get the security guy to squint from a distance to check he matches the pic

[LostRiot]

Not a bad idea to take ID anyway, incase you have any ticket issues, i.e. lose it and need to leave the site.

[VeeDub]

At the end of the day the photo was approved when it was submitted, so you wont have any problem.

[r0cky]

Since the photo tickets, I've never taken ID to Glastonbury, one less thing to worry about losing.

[nat2006]

You could always get him to stand far away and then get the security guy to squint from a distance to check he matches the pic

[Gnomicide]

Friend had this last year, tiny little photo on her ticket. The people on the gates just laughed, not asked for id.

[LostRiot]

Since the photo tickets, I've never taken ID to Glastonbury, one less thing to worry about losing.

[FluffyFairy]

Since I'm 25 but every supermarket in the f**king country IDs me (I actually make a point of asking them how old I think I am, and they ususally say 23, so I really question the ID culture we live in now a days 25 (or indeed 23) is not 17!) anyway I am now paranoid about not being served, so I carry around ID like a fool. You're lucky you don't have to bother.