Oh great

[grumpyhack]

When the delivery guy turned up with my ticket last year he had a big smile on his face and handed it to me saying: "Have a great Glastonbury." He said it had been the best day of his year delivering Glasto tickets and making so many people so happy.

[dondo]

For those who are crying for the royal mail to deliver your tickets, be assured your opinion would rapidly change when you discover how they deal with things that are lost, recorded delivery or not (they will not accept that an item is lost until 14 days after despatch, after which they require a further 14 days to investigate before the item is agreed lost and the sender recompensed, so that they can then pay you back).

[VeeDub]

I am aware that it says 'Tickets will be dispatched ASAP...', but I was wondering when (roughly) you guys received your tickets last year?

[John_P]

Seriously though my Leeds ticket last year turned up on the tuesday, and my mates turned up on the wednesday so not good.

[*Stevie B*]

Ahhh beaten to the joke!

Ah well, if you're not down with DX, then we've got two words for ya...

[robith]

Ah man, and I had just changed the delivery address from my parents house to my flat. Bummer.

That said, Royal Mail aren't saints - spent a whole day chasing Reading day tickets around London because they'd gone on strike and after missing the delivery they sent it back to Mount Pleasant instead of my local sorting office, who then refused to so much as look for it, even though I had all the sack numbers and everything.

The grass is always greener eh!

[ParanoidAndroid86]

I'm delighted that my mate's g/f ordered our tickets in so I don't have this hassle to "look forward" to.... However, I'd be lying if I said I wasn't concerned about my ticket!

I was amazed that See Tickets kept their association with Glasto after the great coach clusterf**k of 2007! The Eavii are either overly forgiving or save money by signing contracts that last more than a year.

[Madyokel]

When I started payment and checked it sair sent by Royal Mail and I smiled.

Then I got the email and the smile faded pretty quick (DX).. Luckily I changed the delivery address to my wifes work after the agro of the last 2 years..

Royal mail recorded would be so much easier.

[wweerr208]

judging by the appearance and the car of the people who delivered my previous tickets, I think DX

sub contract it out to work from home people. My experience has been 100% good no problems, nice and polite etc..

[rexclark]

We were fine last year, hopefully same again this year.

[FunkyDenz]

I am lucky that a DX Depot is only a few miles away from my home, and less than 1 mile away from one of the offices I sometimes work from. Last year, when I wasn't in when they first tried to deliver it, I arranged to go on my lunch break to pick it up.

In fact, it was so easy that this year I've had all 5 of my group's tickets sent to my address rather than agonise about whether or not they've managed to receive the tickets.

[VeeDub]

Do they deliver weekends?

[gorgeousgeorge]

not very positive stories from these ticket delivery guys, do anyone know who will be responsible for the international tickets delivery cos i might just start panicking a bit iif its the same company, oh and anyone know when we can expect to get the tickets,

sorry 1st glastonbury so both excited and anxious at the same time

[king_oxymoron]

Oh gash, had them delivered to parents last year and changed to my flat this time - which is behind a big gate and the pizza delivery people always seem to have a problem getting to... I expect a hassle, but as long as I get them in the end, fine.