FrightFest

got through on the site, now my card's being declined. fuck's sake!

yeah she wouldn't sell me a festival pass even after speaking to a manager. told to try again in an hour and they're looking into the website issues. not much help.

just got told on the phone they can't book festival passes only day passes? doesn't sound right to me...

getting an error on the website

ChrisReynolds wrote:

domdunc wrote:Strange that Wolf Creek 2 wouldn't be on the main screen, surely it's one of the most anticipated of the year!

It was already at Glasgow Frightfest. It was pretty decent.

Ah, that explains it.

Strange that Wolf Creek 2 wouldn't be on the main screen, surely it's one of the most anticipated of the year!

DJBenz wrote:Online ticket sales start at 12.00pm on Saturday via the Vue website.

cool, cheers!

I'm assuming online tickets will be available from the normal VUE ticket websites when they go on sale tomorrow? There's no link on the frightfest 'tickets' page atm just a paragraph saying 'tickets will be available here' with no link.

morralex wrote: I'm annoyed about Errors of the human body being on at the same time as main screen films I want to see - wish it was on the same time as outpost 2.

Agreed. This was one of my most anticipated but I'll probably have to miss it for now.

Here is a bit of good news for you all hot off the presses so to speak. FrightFesters who were unable to get festival passes and bought five day passes instead in order that they could attend the whole event will also get a goodie bag this year. The above was in the goodie bags thread - don't know ...

morralex wrote:If those are true, there are some early starts.

Looks like early finishes too though, nothing later than 11.30

the film times seem to be up on the empire website now, but they are all saying 'sold out' hopefully this is just a website glitch and i haven't missed them going on sale...

I'd say NO WAY to ticketmaster and their ilk getting involved. Gigs are overpriced due to agencies and their fees and sold out to touts and their own internal touting mechanism. There are one or two "ethical" ticket agencies, but really, the Frightfest system is not that broke. The only p...

I came up with this idea last night and haven't seen it mentioned here yet. How about using an external system to book tickets (like Ticketmaster) instead of the empire website that isn't designed to handle these kind of loads. I'm assuming this would cost money so I suggest having online tickets co...

Just tried for an hour with three different cards, all were declined. Haven't managed to get seats.

Tried calling but they just said to try again in half an hour...