What happens if I don't want to go after getting a ticket?

[Fabsies]

Can you sell the ticket on or do you just lose the deposit?

[Lycra]

A deposit of £50 is paid in October by those fortunate to get a ticket. The remaining balance (£220) of the ticket price is paid in the first week of April next year. If the balance is not paid the ticket is forfeit and you will be refunded £30 (£20 retained in admin costs). 

You can still cancel after paying the balance and receive a refund minus the £20 admin fee, BUT, there is a cut off date for doing this. Normally it's late April/very early May (date will be announced on festival website). Those cancelling after this date do not receive a refund. Ticket insurance is available to provide redress for those unable to attend due to unforeseen circumstances, e.g. illness etc. It's scope is very specific and the T's & C's should be read carefully.

Tickets cannot be sold on as they are user specific and come printed with the users registered photograph.

 

[guypjfreak]

Don't bloody try.. Let someone that definitely knows that they want to go.... Imo

[Funkyfairy!]

19 hours ago, guypjfreak said:

Don't bloody try.. Let someone that definitely knows that they want to go.... Imo

To be fair Guy, I got a ticket 10 years ago and was too nervous to go, and cancelled my ticket, immediately regretted it and got it again in the resale,,, mine wasn;t because I didn;t want to , but because I was too nervous (and therefore didn;t want to go) , and didn;t know what I was truely missing until I got there.  Haven;t missed once since and now know how lucky I was that first year, but also how it has shaped me since (for the better)

xxx