Early birds!

[Neville Street]

Sold out already on the website at 1100 and 30 seconds! Adults and all vans. Hopefully a glitch…..

[killyourtv]

Booking was easy, anyway. Got confirmation e-mail at 11:01.

 

From memory there were more early bird released later that morning last year and a campervan glitch.

[Neville Street]

I’ve gone for Tier 1 as don’t want to end up spending even more. I remember that situation last year, in fact ended up getting our friends tickets that time, but didn’t want to wait in case Tier 1 is also a small allocation.

[Dark Star]

Was lucky to get straight in and grab an Early Bird ticket. An absolute bargain.

[Fat_Buddha]

Only tier one available at 11:04 then saw people say they had got early birds at 11:30

[bawlee]

10 minutes ago, Fat_Buddha said:

Only tier one available at 11:04 then saw people say they had got early birds at 11:30

Sounds like it might be tickets that are released from peoples baskets after failing to complete the purchase

[Mardy]

15 quid booking fee per ticket, not per transaction, is a f**king disgrace.

[Neville Street]

I think they should just combine Tier 1 and Early Birds. There’s a huge loyal base of attendees so they now have some of us just a bit grumpy about it. I would have saved about £10/person if I’d got EBs. Just call it all EB rather than have maybe 1,000 at EB price and 2-3k at Tier 1. Just my thoughts, I’m not the one who sold/remortgaged his house to keep it all going in the early days!! Happy that 2025 is sorted 🙂

[paulwa]

I was in there straight away and the first button I pressed, within seconds, was for a large camper van ticket, which were already sold out. Hmmm. I managed to get a tier 1 camper and early bird adult tickets, so I'm happy to be returning next year after a year off. 

[The Nal]

On 9/3/2024 at 6:21 PM, Mardy said:

15 quid booking fee per ticket, not per transaction, is a f**king disgrace.

 

Theres a booking fee on the carpark ticket aswell.

 

2 tickets and parking - Booking fees of £15.48, £15.48 and £1.44. 

 

 

 

[RustySpanner]

Yea, the booking fees are ridiculous. In the old days, EOTR used to make a big thing about not agreeing with them and therefore not charging them. But this was in the days of proper paper tickets (sometimes with added fridge magnets!) presumably sent out by EOTR themselves, before TicketSellers took over the ticketing.