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Who got Olympics Tickets?
Judging by the other threads its seems many on here got nothing. So Im now intrigued to see what the average was across the SN population :)
Simon |
I rec'd £256 of £1700.
D |
£0 of £556 for me
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£0 of £700 for us.
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Brother in law received £500 of £15,000.
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£0 of £0
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£700 of £1,700 here
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£0 of ~£450 :(
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£0 of £0
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Don't know yet as not had my bill credit card bill and cant be bothered to try and check.
We only applied for about £80s worth for the football at Coventry so it may be a better chance. |
£0 of £200. I thought that the athletics tickets I applied for might be a stretch, but I'm surprised that midweek afternoon non finals Judo was booked out !?! I work in central london so was hoping to pop along one afternoon :(
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£95 of £440. Disappointing but at least we got something, looks like an evening of football at Wembley for me and my lad plus something else unknown for the whole family.
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Voting option missed off. ;)
WGAF All these folk, bidding(!) for something and then paying if lucky enough to win, but, not knowing what they have paid for :cuckoo: Crazy people, IMO. It's in the UK, watch the damn thing on the TV, let the foreign nationals buy the tickets, book the hotels and B&B's and boost our economy. :thumb: |
Only applied for 2 x £725 tickets for 100 meters. No joy.
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Rec £0 of £360
Absolute farce. |
This'll make you feel better then ... http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...s-tickets.html ...
"... City fat cats emerged victorious in the battle for Olympics tickets yesterday as organisers admitted that less than half the seats at showpiece events are earmarked for the public. The majority are ‘freebies’ going to a parade of corporate sponsors, Olympic bigwigs and their VIP guests. A quarter of a million applicants failed to get a single ticket in the public ballot. But now it has emerged that only 32,000 out of 80,000 seats in the Olympic stadium – about four in ten – were even available to them for the most popular events. ..." Dave |
£270 out of £270 applied for :smug:
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Originally Posted by hutton_d
(Post 10073442)
This'll make you feel better then ... http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...s-tickets.html ...
"... City fat cats emerged victorious in the battle for Olympics tickets yesterday as organisers admitted that less than half the seats at showpiece events are earmarked for the public. The majority are ‘freebies’ going to a parade of corporate sponsors, Olympic bigwigs and their VIP guests. A quarter of a million applicants failed to get a single ticket in the public ballot. But now it has emerged that only 32,000 out of 80,000 seats in the Olympic stadium – about four in ten – were even available to them for the most popular events. ..." Dave D |
Originally Posted by Dunk
(Post 10074707)
Typical Dail crap sensationalism, what they fail to mention is that the "city fat cats" are official 2012 sponsors and have paid between £10m and £40m to support the games, entitled to tickets? I'd say so.
D mb |
Originally Posted by hutton_d
(Post 10073442)
This'll make you feel better then ... http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...s-tickets.html ...
"... City fat cats emerged victorious in the battle for Olympics tickets yesterday as organisers admitted that less than half the seats at showpiece events are earmarked for the public. The majority are ‘freebies’ going to a parade of corporate sponsors, Olympic bigwigs and their VIP guests. A quarter of a million applicants failed to get a single ticket in the public ballot. But now it has emerged that only 32,000 out of 80,000 seats in the Olympic stadium – about four in ten – were even available to them for the most popular events. ..." Dave I think however that it is a shameful performance. Les :( |
£68 of £205
Though I think they are 3 day eventing (for the wife and daughter), which is basically all over Greenwich park, so I guess no seats. Nothing for me and the lad. |
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