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On 11/10/2023 at 10:51 AM, blutarsky said:
I'm going to sound a right old miserable c**t, but f**k it - I'll say it anyway. I don't understand why anyone would spend money on a personalised number plate. It seems such a waste of money to me. I just don't *get it*.ย
The only circumstances I can understand it in, is when a company buys them for a fleet and it makes vehicles more easily identifiable, plus it's a business cost so not coming out of anyone's pocket.ย
Baffles me.ย
In 1956 my mum wrote to the council that ran Sheffield back then. The Lord Mayor got a new car every 2 years, so he wasn't due one that year. She requested the number plate he would have been allocated and was given it. This number plate was transferred to every vehicle my father owned until his death in 2007. It was left to me and every time I see it I think of him. So not everyone has spent money on a cherished number plate. ๐
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2 hours ago, brixesmith said:
Hi all, Iโve just had an email to say that Iโve been successful in my application for an Access Card because I have a disability. I need someone to accompany me so presumably they will be able to get a ticket to come with me if I manage to get one.
Iโm just a bit confused, if I am lucky enough to be able to get a ticket, should I also get one for the person who accompanies me, so I know theyโve definitely got one, and then apply through the accessible application form - and when thatโs confirmed I can cancel the ticket Iโve paid a deposit for? Or do I trust the system and assume that if I get a ticket, theyโll be given one too because I have my access card?
I have been given an card that includes the Essential Companion symbol.
Thanks!
You need to askย accessibility@glastonburyfestivals.co.ukย this question as it's a new scheme this year. ๐
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5 minutes ago, stuie said:
Screenshot from what?
"Not looking forward to the influx of people" - who wrote this?
The screenshot is from a very largeย Glastonbury Facebook group that I am a member of, posted by one of the admins. It is the only thing I can find that mentions the all important tick box that I remember ticking when I updated mine and my husbands.ย
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6 hours ago, stuie said:
Thatโs completely ignoring the people whoโve posted here that have confirmation emails but no active registrations associated with their email address.ย
And GFL wouldnโt have postponed the sale if there wasnโt a problem.
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You still got a confirmation even if you didn't tick the box to keep your registration details. The registration details where the box wasn't ticked were then deleted on 30 September.ย
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4 hours ago, uscore said:
it didn't happen to me though, so I don't believe it's true.
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7 minutes ago, stuie said:ย
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I remember seeing lots of messages in a Facebook group I am a member of.ย People were still getting reminder emails that their registration details would be deleted. People thought it was a scam email! ๐ What they hadn't realised was they needed to scroll down to check the box saying they wanted to keep their registration. This is where I think the error occurred. The screenshot below is from September.....
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7 hours ago, incident said:
I don't believe for a second that there was a database failure. There's no evidence to suggest that there was.
I reckon there's 2 main problems.
1. People not understanding / following the reconfirmation process all the way to the end.
2. Confusion caused by people having (old) registrations they'd forgotten about (often on alternate email aliases that still end up in their usual inbox)I've personally helped a few people who were struggling in the lead up to the sale, and all of their issues could be boiled down to one of the above. Meanwhile, after we'd worked through all these issues and double checked everything, *nobody* in our exceptionally large group suffered an unexpected deletion. The group being large enough that this would be statistically unlikely if there was any kind of failure.
It's fair to say that See could have done much better in addressing both of those issues, but that's still not a database failure. Nothing I've seen posted on here or elsewhere suggests there's a problem that couldn't be explained by the above.
This is exactly what I thought the issue was too. I too am part of a very large group and I am not aware of anyone in the group with this issue.ย
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42 minutes ago, tomstanley said:
1. When do tent tickets generally go on sale
is it Sunday 9am?2. Could someone please share a link with prices from last year?
3. We normally take a little shower tent, would this be allowed next to a WV tent or are they quite strict with stuff like that?
Many thanks in advance ย
1. I think I was about 3 weeks after the general ticket sale last year.
2.ย https://www.glastonburyfestivals.co.uk/worthy-view-pre-erected-camping/booking-info/
3. You can't erect any other tents in Worthy View, there are showers provided. ๐
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17 hours ago, Phergy said:
Are we supposed to be able to edit registration details past the deadline this afternoon? Just tried and the link I get in the email does not work.ย However, I have friends that report they can still.
Hoping that this isn't some sort of issue relating to reconfirming registration details.
All you can do is look up your registration detailsย https://glastonbury.seetickets.com/registration/lookupย until the registration reopens after the ticket sales this week.ย
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6 minutes ago, DeanoL said:
That doesn't fix people being smuggled in in vans though right?
I know there have been various exploitations of pass-out system in previous years but that doesn't seem to be how the majority are getting in? Or I've missed something/ confused two things?
I don't think a trader would risk smuggling in people without a wristband. They would stand to lose their stall if caught.ย
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2 hours ago, DeanoL said:
How does that fix these issues though?
It flags up if it's used to enter (pass in) the festival but and hasn't been used to leave (pass out).ย
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55 minutes ago, BlueDaze said:
I've certainly seen large groups (up to 20) of youngsters wandering around the CV fields before.. What has always surprised me is that 1. You have to get into the car parks (assume you need at least a car park ticket for that?) 2. You have to get from the car-parks to the CV fields (they are all manned gates)ย and that is before the even trickier 3. Getting from CV fields into the festival...
That being said it would need thousands to get in to make the festival feel over busy surely...?ย ย
The groups rounded up are considerably larger than 20! And there are many gates! The faster we all get EPO tickets the better.ย
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Just now, Crazyfool01 said:
Same trader each time ?ย
Never spotted the trader, just the hoards of people on mobiles looking very edgy but trying to look like they belong. Security was better this year but it still kicked off on Thursday in the early hours.ย
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On 10/19/2023 at 3:05 PM, stuie said:
The thing is, the gates have multi layers with security / festaff / oxfam and aside from a handful of successful runners I can't see how they get through there, certainly not in any large number.ย
That said, maybe 2024 is the year the pass out system is finally dropped and EPO's are issued to everyone... but there's been talk of that since before covid.ย
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Pop in to E21 Campervan field on Wednesday or Thursday evening and you will see the groups of people without wristbands awaiting there meet up with a trader to smuggle them in. Or being rounded up by security and being removed from the site. This has been happening for years!ย
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13 hours ago, Skip997 said:
Easy Pass Out
No need to show half ticket or pass out.
No idea what Love Fields punters have done to deserve them.
Charging the price of a family car for a festival ticket + glamping maybe? ๐
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2 hours ago, Neil said:
thanks for your valuable inputย SC. i really valued your expert knowledge when i was a newbie at this.
You are more than welcome, and I hope one day that you will return. ๐
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3 hours ago, onthebeach said:
Itโs looking though the process has changed for 2024. Rather than send in copies of paperwork etc an application will need to be made for a Glastonbury Festival Access Pass if you do not already have an Access Card -
https://www.nimbusdisability.com/blog/glastonbury-festival-access-pass-scheme/
https://www.glastonburyfestivals.co.uk/information/access-information/pa-2-for-1-ticket-scheme/
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ยThis is also applicable to anyone applying to use the Accessible facilities. ๐
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On 10/7/2023 at 3:44 PM, J3mmo said:
Hi
I have a friend who is autistic and looking at the possibility of her going to the festival 2024, due to her autism I am used to researching the hell out of anything and have been looking at her getting a PA ticket to help while she is there.
I have read all I can on the website and I'm a bit confused by the timings. On here (https://www.glastonburyfestivals.co.uk/information/tickets/#ACC) it says they buy a ticket as normal, pay the deposit and request a PA application. The balance is paid at the start of April but the PA applications don't go in til end of April. This would leave someone who needs their assistant to go, holding with a ticket, without knowing if their assistant will get one. Neither can go, but has wasted a ticket someone could have had.
Has anyone done this before, and does this sound right or have I got the wrong end of the stick?Here is a screenshot of the evidence required for a PA ticket in 2023, this could change. If you have any doubt about getting one buy a ticket. This can always be refunded at a later time. ๐
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I spotted this in the news...
BBC News - Ashley Dale: Woman shot dead after row at Glastonbury, jury told
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-67019520
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On 7/4/2023 at 8:35 PM, JB3 said:
Anyone know how I can get a copy of Maccas set from last year?
I bought a DVD off eBay, less faffing about! https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/285316320253?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=DE_J2TDsSxi&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=mvXhYatdRQi&var=587191528645&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY ๐
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On 6/30/2022 at 1:43 PM, MikeandSan said:
First timer question. What wristband were people showing to take the shortcut down the hill from the campervan fields where everyone else was being directed down the longer side at busy times?
The Accessible wristband allows you to go down the hill, along with the rest of your group. ๐
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At 61 and having gone to every festival since 2005 I am not ready to throw in the towel by any means! Roll on 2024! ๐
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