GLASTONBURY COURSEWORK HELP!

[jubes89]

I'm a uni student doing a research project on Glasto, would be great if you could answer a few questions for my project

What age range do you fall under?

Under 18

18-25

26-32

33-39

Over 40

Have you attended Glastonbury since photo I.D tickets were introduced?

Yes

No

Did you attend Glastonbury before the photo I.D process was brought in?

Yes

No

What did you think of the Glastonbury websites registration process?

Effective

Very effective

Was not affected by it

Too Time consuming

Did not like it

If you didn’t like it, Why?

Do you think the Photo I.D ticketing system works successfully?

Agree

Strongly agree

Impartial

Disagree

Strongly disagree

If you attended Glastonbury previously, do you feel photo Photo I.D ticketing has made a difference to the levels of secondary ticketing?

Yes

No

Do you think the registration process would work at

Music festivals?

Agree strongly, Agree, Impartial, Disagree, Strongly disagree

Live music day events?

Agree Strongly, Agree, Impartial, Disagree, Strongly Disagree

One off concerts?

Agree Strongly, Agree, impartial, Disagree, Strongly disagree

Please explain your answer for the above question:

[Bobs]

I'm a uni student doing a research project on Glasto, would be great if you could answer a few questions for my project

What age range do you fall under?

18-25

Have you attended Glastonbury since photo I.D tickets were introduced?

Yes

Did you attend Glastonbury before the photo I.D process was brought in?

No

What did you think of the Glastonbury websites registration process?

Very effective

Do you think the Photo I.D ticketing system works successfully?

Strongly agree

If you attended Glastonbury previously, do you feel photo Photo I.D ticketing has made a difference to the levels of secondary ticketing?

N/A

Do you think the registration process would work at

Music festivals?

Agree strongly

Live music day events?

Agree Strongly

One off concerts?

Agree Strongly

Please explain your answer for the above question:

I just believe touts are unfair and unwanted, whilst I understand people may just trying to help.. I believe the Photo Registration at Glastonbury eliminates nearly all aspects of Black Market selling.

Whilst it's obviously more hassle, for 'bigger' bands such as Kasabian for example, where their shows are likely to sell out, I.D should be placed to increase chances of getting tickets for real fans and not fans trying to make a quick buck.

[Mr McJohnson]

University fees are going up, standards are going down.

[Beaver89]

What age range do you fall under?

Under 18

18-25

26-32

33-39

Over 40

Have you attended Glastonbury since photo I.D tickets were introduced?

Yes

No

Did you attend Glastonbury before the photo I.D process was brought in?

Yes

No

What did you think of the Glastonbury websites registration process?

Effective

Very effective

Was not affected by it

Too Time consuming

Did not like it

If you didn’t like it, Why?

Do you think the Photo I.D ticketing system works successfully?

Agree

Strongly agree

Impartial

Disagree

Strongly disagree

If you attended Glastonbury previously, do you feel photo Photo I.D ticketing has made a difference to the levels of secondary ticketing?

Yes

No

Do you think the registration process would work at

Music festivals?

Agree strongly, Agree, Impartial, Disagree, Strongly disagree

Live music day events?

Agree Strongly, Agree, Impartial, Disagree, Strongly Disagree

One off concerts?

Agree Strongly, Agree, impartial, Disagree, Strongly disagree

Please explain your answer for the above question:

Personally and in an ideal world there would be a universally implemented structure for tickets and ID cards. Not in some big brother way but just for events - like a cashcard. Or something like that - not given a lot of thought. It would solve a lot of issues. Would also force companies to develop a better and fairer returns and resale policy. Not applicable to all things though just high demand events.

I come across there like a person i am not. But hey, what's one to do - I can't explain too well

[the real new messiah]

University fees are going up, standards are going down.

[the real new messiah]

What age range do you fall under?

Under 18

18-25

26-32

33-39

Over 40

Have you attended Glastonbury since photo I.D tickets were introduced?

Yes

No

Did you attend Glastonbury before the photo I.D process was brought in?

Yes

No

What did you think of the Glastonbury websites registration process?

Effective

Very effective

Was not affected by it

Too Time consuming

Did not like it

If you didn’t like it, Why?

Do you think the Photo I.D ticketing system works successfully?

Agree

Strongly agree

Impartial

Disagree

Strongly disagree

If you attended Glastonbury previously, do you feel photo Photo I.D ticketing has made a difference to the levels of secondary ticketing?

N/A

Do you think the registration process would work at

Music festivals?

Agree strongly, Agree, Impartial, Disagree, Strongly disagree

Live music day events?

Agree Strongly, Agree, Impartial, Disagree, Strongly Disagree

One off concerts?

Agree Strongly, Agree, impartial, Disagree, Strongly disagree

Please explain your answer for the above question:

[sweet and tender hooligan]

I was going to answer this but got stuck on the first question. There doesn't seem to be an age bracket for people who are the same age as Glastonbury...

[dan05delaney]

whatever happened to using Survey monkey or something?

far too much text for me to fill out

[jubes89]

Thankyou for those who are filling it out .

I'd appreciate it, if you could refrain from posting a comment if you aren't willing to help me.

It's just a 2 minute questionnaire which is a minute part of my overall project. It's a waste of your own time.

Oh and if you want to be clever don't make yourself look silly...there's an over 40 range specified in that question.

[LondonTom]

whatever happened to using Survey monkey or something?

far too much text for me to fill out

[russycarps]

University fees are going up, standards are going down.

[coma girl]

That would involve events management(presumption) students doing something

[llcoolphil]

Thankyou for those who are filling it out .

I'd appreciate it, if you could refrain from posting a comment if you aren't willing to help me.

It's just a 2 minute questionnaire which is a minute part of my overall project. It's a waste of your own time.

Oh and if you want to be clever don't make yourself look silly...there's an over 40 range specified in that question.

[sonicpurveyor]

Oh and if you want to be clever don't make yourself look silly...there's an over 40 range specified in that question.

[dan05delaney]

Thankyou for those who are filling it out .

I'd appreciate it, if you could refrain from posting a comment if you aren't willing to help me.

It's just a 2 minute questionnaire which is a minute part of my overall project. It's a waste of your own time.

Oh and if you want to be clever don't make yourself look silly...there's an over 40 range specified in that question.

Edited November 21, 2010 by dan05delaney

[jengeo]

I'm a uni student doing a research project on Glasto, would be great if you could answer a few questions for my project

What age range do you fall under?

Under 18

18-25

26-32

33-39

Over 40

Have you attended Glastonbury since photo I.D tickets were introduced?

Yes

No

Did you attend Glastonbury before the photo I.D process was brought in?

Yes

No

What did you think of the Glastonbury websites registration process?

Effective

Very effective

Was not affected by it

Too Time consuming

Did not like it

If you didn’t like it, Why?

Do you think the Photo I.D ticketing system works successfully?

Agree

Strongly agree

Impartial

Disagree

Strongly disagree

If you attended Glastonbury previously, do you feel photo Photo I.D ticketing has made a difference to the levels of secondary ticketing?

Yes

No

Do you think the registration process would work at

Music festivals?

Agree strongly, Agree, Impartial, Disagree, Strongly disagree

Live music day events?

Agree Strongly, Agree, Impartial, Disagree, Strongly Disagree

One off concerts?

Agree Strongly, Agree, impartial, Disagree, Strongly disagree

Please explain your answer for the above question:

[grumpyhack]

I'm a uni student doing a research project on Glasto, would be great if you could answer a few questions for my project

What age range do you fall under?

Over 40

Have you attended Glastonbury since photo I.D tickets were introduced?

Yes

Did you attend Glastonbury before the photo I.D process was brought in?

Yes

What did you think of the Glastonbury websites registration process?

Effective - But only because we got tickets. Had we not I would have been against it.

Do you think the Photo I.D ticketing system works successfully?

Agree - but still not convinced it's necessary (I appreciate all the touting arguments etc)

If you attended Glastonbury previously, do you feel photo Photo I.D ticketing has made a difference to the levels of secondary ticketing?

Yes

No

Don't know (should be an option). I've never studied the previous level of secondary ticketing.

Do you think the registration process would work at

Music festivals?

Disagree - still think it's unnecessary

Live music day events?

Strongly Disagree - absolutely no need for one day events

One off concerts?

Strongly disagree - as with live music one day events - absolutely no need.

Please explain your answer for the above question:

Glasto is probably unique in the speed with which it sells out. Lots of other events are pleased is they get close to capacity and introducing another barrier to sales is barking mad and unnecessary.

Good luck,

Grumpyhack

[zeppelin]

I'm a uni student doing a research project on Glasto, would be great if you could answer a few questions for my project

What age range do you fall under?

18-25

Have you attended Glastonbury since photo I.D tickets were introduced?

Yes

Did you attend Glastonbury before the photo I.D process was brought in?

No

What did you think of the Glastonbury websites registration process?

Very effective

Do you think the Photo I.D ticketing system works successfully?

Strongly agree

If you attended Glastonbury previously, do you feel photo Photo I.D ticketing has made a difference to the levels of secondary ticketing?

N/A

Do you think the registration process would work at

Music festivals?

Agree strongly; Reading/Leeds & V especially since there is a lot of touting.

Live music day events?

Impartial; things like wireless dont seem to sell like others and i'm not sure people would buy tickets (on a whim) if they had to register first

One off concerts?

Agree Strongly; think RATM this year, worked perfectly for that and when tickets sell for Muse & Foo Fighters for large gigs at the rates they do i think this would stop the ridiculous amount of touting.

I do however think, for concerts there should be a returns system since the gigs are often annoucned months, even over a year in advance and anything can come up. Could even work for some tours (ie. Muse's arena tour, Roger Waters arena tour) basically any very high profile tour depending on the added cost.

Please explain your answer for the above question:

[LondonTom]

I'm an events management student and I have a hell of a lot work to do right now.

I do think this survey would have been better if it had been on survey monkey or something similar.

[diddly-dee]

I'm a uni student doing a research project on Glasto, would be great if you could answer a few questions for my project

What age range do you fall under?

Under 18

18-25

26-32

33-39

Over 40

Have you attended Glastonbury since photo I.D tickets were introduced?

Yes

No

Did you attend Glastonbury before the photo I.D process was brought in?

Yes

No

What did you think of the Glastonbury websites registration process?

Effective (I'm assuming you mean 'effective' in terms of it's ease of use?, there are issues of 'effectiveness' in terms of deterring touts which is another issue altogether)

Very effective

Was not affected by it

Too Time consuming

Did not like it

If you didn’t like it, Why?

Do you think the Photo I.D ticketing system works successfully?

Agree (again, i know you don't want to make it a really long survey as that would put people off, but you need to clarify the terms of reference you're using for 'successful', i'm assuming you mean the bureucracy of the ticket buying process, but you could also mean touting etc.)

Strongly agree

Impartial

Disagree

Strongly disagree

If you attended Glastonbury previously, do you feel photo Photo I.D ticketing has made a difference to the levels of secondary ticketing?

Yes No

Do you think the registration process would work at

Music festivals?

Agree strongly, Agree, Impartial, Disagree, Strongly disagree

Live music day events?

Agree Strongly, Agree, Impartial, Disagree, Strongly Disagree

One off concerts?

Agree Strongly, Agree, impartial, Disagree, Strongly disagree

Please explain your answer for the above question:

[amfy]

What age range do you fall under?

Over 40

Have you attended Glastonbury since photo I.D tickets were introduced?

Yes

Did you attend Glastonbury before the photo I.D process was brought in?

Yes

What did you think of the Glastonbury websites registration process?

Very effective

Do you think the Photo I.D ticketing system works successfully?

Strongly agree

If you attended Glastonbury previously, do you feel photo Photo I.D ticketing has made a difference to the levels of secondary ticketing?

Yes

Do you think the registration process would work at

Music festivals?

Impartial

Live music day events?

Impartial

One off concerts?

impartial

Please explain your answer for the above question:

I haven't experienced the same level of problems getting tickets for other events so I haven't really got much of an opinion.

However - if and artist or event (say a cup final) would like to ensure that tickets go to those who want them rather than to touts to pass on at inflated prices, this is a system which works well.

[FunkyDenz]

What age range do you fall under?

26-32

Have you attended Glastonbury since photo I.D tickets were introduced?

Yes

Did you attend Glastonbury before the photo I.D process was brought in?

No

What did you think of the Glastonbury websites registration process?

Effective

Do you think the Photo I.D ticketing system works successfully?

Agree

If you attended Glastonbury previously, do you feel photo Photo I.D ticketing has made a difference to the levels of secondary ticketing?

N/A, although anecdotal evidence appears to indicate that this has reduced.

Do you think the registration process would work at

Music festivals?

Impartial

(It is not needed at the majority of festivals, only the few which are very popular and sell out within a day of tickets going on sale).

Live music day events?

Disagree (I don't see the need for such stringent measures for these events)

One off concerts?

Agree (However this is only for the most popular acts, and can be managed by people being registered with ticketing websites, with deposit and returns policies)

Please explain your answer for the above question:

See above

[Troop Dogg]

What age range do you fall under?

26-32

Have you attended Glastonbury since photo I.D tickets were introduced?

Yes

Did you attend Glastonbury before the photo I.D process was brought in?

Yes

What did you think of the Glastonbury websites registration process?

Was not affected by it

Do you think the Photo I.D ticketing system works successfully?

Agree

If you attended Glastonbury previously, do you feel photo Photo I.D ticketing has made a difference to the levels of secondary ticketing?

Yes

Do you think the registration process would work at

Music festivals?

Agree

Live music day events?

Disagree

One off concerts?

Disagree

Please explain your answer for the above question:

I go to a lot of one-off concerts/tours and it would be very time consuming to fill in the registration/photo forms every time. It should only be used for high profile events such as Glasto etc where demand is so high.

[TomfromStroud]

What age range do you fall under?

26-32

Have you attended Glastonbury since photo I.D tickets were introduced?

Yes

Did you attend Glastonbury before the photo I.D process was brought in?

Yes

What did you think of the Glastonbury websites registration process?

Effective

Do you think the Photo I.D ticketing system works successfully?

Impartial

If you attended Glastonbury previously, do you feel photo Photo I.D ticketing has made a difference to the levels of secondary ticketing?

Yes

Do you think the registration process would work at Music festivals? Strongly disagree

Live music day events? Strongly Disagree

One off concerts? Strongly disagree

Please explain your answer for the above question:

They already do exist, and work, at all of the above. Whether they are desirable is a different question.

Edited November 22, 2010 by TomfromStroud

[Craigston]

What age range do you fall under?

33-39

Have you attended Glastonbury since photo I.D tickets were introduced?

Yes

Did you attend Glastonbury before the photo I.D process was brought in?

Yes

What did you think of the Glastonbury websites registration process?

Very effective

Do you think the Photo I.D ticketing system works successfully?

Strongly agree

If you attended Glastonbury previously, do you feel photo Photo I.D ticketing has made a difference to the levels of secondary ticketing?

Yes

Do you think the registration process would work at

Music festivals?

Agree strongly

Live music day events?

Disagree

One off concerts?

Disagree

Please explain your answer for the above question:

Far too much of an administrative hassle for a one day event