Ticket Booking Fees

Game ticket online booking charge £1.60
Jack Army Membership online booking charge £2.50 (who gets this?)

Single ticket purchased in 2015 to collect from the ticket office £3.50

 

Last season when I purchased tickets at the ticket office, there was no charge or ticket fee, not sure how they can justify this if you pay cash.....

 

They cant Dragon.....It is a Scam and nothing but a scam that needs to be outlawed......When you buy your ticket the price should include administration costs and them costs should be pennies not pounds with the amount bought per game.

 

Bought tickets for the races,Cheltenham Festival Trials Day.
No booking fee.
Train tickets.
No booking fee.
Fuk the Swans booking fee.Im voting with my feet.

 

That’s me not putting another penny into the club. This is just taking the piss.

I never minded the £3.00 to buy my usual two tickets, but now they want a fiver. Well **** them!!

 

These Yanks are far from value for money, it's like when you go to the Odeon, and they want £3.50 for a bag of sweets that is £1.50 from the corner shop, it's taking the mick as I see it................

 

Another scam is VAT....Why should anyone buy anything and find that you are not paying the price advertised and have to pay more......You buy something that costs a few thousand and you will see what VAT does to your purchase price.......

 

Put very politely

 

VAT started off on NEW items.
How the fuk did it end up on USED items?

 

Check out @stuartthompso13’s Tweet:

 

Probably a country gentleman.

 

Wait until the Tories put Vat on 'all imports', at the minute it's only on goods outside the EU, but all that is set to change with Brexit......................

 

Will I have to shell out more on oysters?

 

Some serious levels of hysteria on here tonight.

Our first connection with Ticketmaster was

Swansea City FC sign up with R&SS
10/06/2015
We are proud to announce that Swansea City FC have installed a new Retail System supplied by Retail & Sports Systems Limited.
The new system integrates with Ticketmaster Single Sign On and Sports Alliance Club Loyalty Cash scheme.

Ticketmaster took over all ticketing with the renewal of season tickets and in preparation for the law changes on Jan 3rd.
If you buy tickets in cash from the ticket office they are processed by Ticketmaster who also organise seat allocations.
I would argue Ticketmaster could be in breach of the law by claiming 2% additional cost if processing Credit Card Payments.

Other clubs using Ticketmaster have the same fees (Spurs' are higher)


I will be paying less.

Each full house sees just 6,000 tickets on sale of those with less than a 200 paid for in cash. I'd estimate overall fee payments will be less this season than last or the season before.

 

I see the **** you I'm alright jack attitude is alive and kicking

 

Old System (online)
4 Tickets x £15 = £60 + £3 booking fee = £63
New System (online)
4 Tickets x £15 = £60 + £1.60 booking fee per ticket = £66.40
Old System (in person at the ticket office)
4 Tickets x £15 = £60
New System (via phone or in person at the ticket office)
4 Tickets x £15 = £60 + £2.50 booking fee per ticket = £70

 

Booking and Delivery Fees
Effective 3rd January 2018

Orders placed by phone or in person will incur a £2.50 fee per ticket.

Orders placed online will incur a £1.60 fee per ticket, with a further charge of £1.25 per transaction if opting to print at home.

International orders will have the option of postage at £5 per transaction.

Season Ticket Fees
Season Ticket purchases have a £3.50 booking fee applied (per season ticket).

Replacement Season cards for those lost will be charged at £20 per card

Memberships
Swansea City AFC memberships have a £2.50 booking fee (per membership).

Payment Fees
All payments made by a Credit Card will have a 2% fee applied. (I assume this will be on top of all the other charges!!)

 

Check out @Wolves’s Tweet:

 

Bob - the Swans (Yanks) identified an opportunity to make more money for SSMC (which they will own 100% soon) ie over and above what is paid to Ticketmaster.

 

Why should ticketmaster be involved when walking up and paying in cash?
Please excuse my ignorance.