Apologise Now Eavis

[The Man they Call the Boss]

Disgusted, to not even be able to get to the actual sale website is not acceptable. I hold you Mr Eavis totally responsible for this shambles.

I want an apology, and I want answers Eavis

[Alcatraz]

What? If nobody was getting tickets he'd have something to apologise for. 180,000 tickets have been sold! That's nuts and doesn't really imply failure does it?

[benc]

always going to be a nightmare, do the math!

I was annoyed that some people we having sucess and i couldn't even get into the queue, i think the whole ticketing system can be improved, but not ME fault though

[The Man they Call the Boss]

He's damn well responsible for providing outlet for sales, this was not provided adequately. He needs to aopologise to me and no doubt 1000's of others for not allowing a fair sale of tickets. To see people buying tickets on behalf of others is not at all fair.

I hold Eavis responsible for this farce.

[Alcatraz]

He's damn well responsible for providing outlet for sales, this was not provided adequately. He needs to aopologise to me and no doubt 1000's of others for not allowing a fair sale of tickets. To see people buying tickets on behalf of others is not at all fair.

I hold Eavis responsible for this farce.

[eFestivals]

If everyone got to the sale page, not everyone who got that page would get tivckets. So the end result is no different at all.

There's more people that want tickets than there are tickets. Some people will always have to lose out, and this it it seems that unfortunately includes you and not someone else. It's how the cookie crumbles.

There is no system in the world that anyone can introduce that will make those who lose out happy. It's just how things are.

[The Man they Call the Boss]

It is HIS responsibility, I want an apology.

[sifi]

I've missed out in the past, but realised it was because mor people wanted to go than there were tickets.

Getting angry about it is both futile and pathetic. If you are that passionate about it, focus on the resale.

[rexclark]

Really? Get a grip. Everyone who wants tickets can't get them it's purely numbers. No site could deal with the demand. What should Eavis appologise for? Putting on the greatest festival in the world? Making people happy? Donating millions to charity?

I really feel sorry for anyone who didn't get a ticket but blaming Michael Eavis is just plain stupid.

ETA. You sound like a right twat, glad you aint going.

Edited October 3, 2010 by rexclark

[OneLittleFish]

I'm going to Glasto!

[Alcatraz]

It is HIS responsibility, I want an apology.

[Absolute Wanker]

It is HIS responsibility, I want an apology.

[hairybear]

What? If nobody was getting tickets he'd have something to apologise for. 180,000 tickets have been sold! That's nuts and doesn't really imply failure does it?

[strike4A]

Is this the quickest they've ever sold out??

[___S_o_m_a__]

Spent from 08:50 until sell out using 50MB connection and IE, Mozilla and Opera. Didn't get into the queue once. Call me a cynic but are we sure there wasn't some kind of connection preferencing in place by SeeTickets? Phone was constantly engaged as well.

Anyway not going to cry about it - looking forwards to the resale next year!

[pjadnoo]

He's damn well responsible for providing outlet for sales, this was not provided adequately. He needs to aopologise to me and no doubt 1000's of others for not allowing a fair sale of tickets. To see people buying tickets on behalf of others is not at all fair.

I hold Eavis responsible for this farce.

[briddj]

always going to be a nightmare, do the mathS!

[4AssedMonkey]

It is HIS responsibility, I want an apology.

[LittlemissC]

And as someone said earlier, who else could they get to do it?

I was almost out of luck and I would have been gutted too but ME isn't responsible here - the simple fact is the festival has returned to be a must for too many of us to attend.

[Alcatraz]

Its not really 180,000 is it

[flossy_]

the only thing i am annoyed about is the fact that some people have managed to get 20 tickets and others none...surely this isn't just down to luck/being at the front of the queue? i don't understand how if i was in the queue at 9am and haven't managed to get 1 ticket and then someone else has got a ticket before and then rejoined the queue to get even more tickets after me makes sense. but hey, i'm kinda annoyed and sad about not getting a ticket atm so i apologise for the mini rant.

[briddj]

Spent from 08:50 until sell out using 50MB connection and IE, Mozilla and Opera. Didn't get into the queue once. Call me a cynic but are we sure there wasn't some kind of connection preferencing in place by SeeTickets? Phone was constantly engaged as well.

Anyway not going to cry about it - looking forwards to the resale next year!

[The Man they Call the Boss]

Prove it wasn't a fair sale

[benc]

perception is key here, i want to at least attempt to get tickets i didn't even have that chance and yet people were getting straigt on. A queing system where i can get onto the webpage and see my place in the queue would be nice

btw, my mate managed to get tickets for me

[chelsea15]

would of been nice to be able to access the ticket site never mind get a ticket