£50 a wristband!?

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DannyBee
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£50 a wristband!?

Post by DannyBee »

I got told by security/wristband exchange "If you lose your wristband it's £50." When asked if a mate could buy one and they said yes. It made me a little peeved after paying £125 for a ticket....

Still if we can bring friends next year they can stay on the floor?!?
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daggs
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Post by daggs »

Wouldn't they use the records of our names that they took? Easy to fake I suppose..maybe they need to think that one through for next year
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Post by Warpiggy »

that's exactly wot we were sayin...not that we would've anyway cos in fairness it wasn't overly expensive in the scheme of things.
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Post by ya_dancer »

I know someone whose wristband fell off (wasn't sealed properly) and went back to the reception and they happily gave him another one for nothing.

On the friday night they accidentally only gave us 5 instead of 6 tickets for our chalet 'pack.' When I challenged the receptionist about this he happily gave me the 6th one.

I wonder how many spare tickets they had?
daggs
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Post by daggs »

one of our mates was accidentally given keys for two chalets!
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Post by stripeyhat »

ya_dancer wrote:I know someone whose wristband fell off (wasn't sealed properly) and went back to the reception and they happily gave him another one for nothing.
The wristbands did seem very loose - one of my friends lost hers but luckily it was late on the Sunday and we were already inside, and mine almost came off but we noticed and tied it back on
Obel
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Post by Obel »

Loose wristbands? Surely not, the girl who gave me my wristband made sure it was good and tight. But then, she clearly had something for me, one look at me and she started unbuttoning her shirt.

I'm just saying.
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Post by l3m4nt »

my friend lost his during lasershooting :) ... we went to the Bloc-office and got a new one from the friendly (and goodlooking :shock: ) lady

"don't worry ladz, we won't call the police" :)
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Post by BLOCwknd »

£50 wristbands - not true sorry!
boller
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Post by boller »

BLOCwknd wrote:£50 wristbands - not true sorry!
My friend lost his on Sunday and got another one free!

Suppose it was Sunday though...
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Post by irishemma »

BLOCwknd wrote:£50 wristbands - not true sorry!
It is what they were telling us when we checked in though. I defintely heard them.
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DannyBee
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Post by DannyBee »

I would hazard a guess that the butlins staff that were applying wristbands were making a fancy side kitty of crisp notes! Cheeky feckers!
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Pumpkinbobparkin
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Post by Pumpkinbobparkin »

Yeh they told us £50 if you loose it when they were putting it on too
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Post by Obel »

BLOCwknd wrote:£50 wristbands - not true sorry!
I was told it was £50 replacement wristband as well.

It is true!
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Post by Majorcooper »

We got told the same thing.
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