Free Weekend festival Tickets for Hop Farm worth £250 when you buy a Supermac £9.99

JailhouseBabe

c1185750 wrote: »

Thanks, I almost bought tickets for this last week. But I only want Sunday tickets as I'm at a wedding on the Sat. think i'll be ok getting in with this on the Sunday only or I'll have to go on the Sat morning?

I can't see why you shouldn't be able to, but it may be worth phoning them before ordering.

BTW - there's 5% cashback on Quidco for this deal :money:

omen666

JailhouseBabe wrote: »

I can't see why you shouldn't be able to, but it may be worth phoning them before ordering.

BTW - there's 5% cashback on Quidco for this deal :money:

Thanks missed out on this

Buttonmoons

I got it too, excited now! Hope there won't be any mess ups with teh guest list or anything. You can get into the campsite on the Friday right?

Weasely_Weasel

Could not believe this when i came across it, i thought of the usual moto of if it seems to good to be true then it probably is but... gave them a call and they confirmed that it was in fact true, you buy a mac for £10 and you get festival tickets worth £250.

To answer a few earlier questions for those who don't have time to read t&cs, basically, with the mac you receive a letter and an e-mail address to e-mail your guestlist names to. Then you take the letter with you, with some photo ID and they let you and your guest in.

From past festival experience i doubt they check ID but better safe than sorry.

The only concern i have is that it's subject to availability and non refundable. Forgot to ask when i called, but hey, worst comes to worse and you've given a tenner to charity so not all that bad!

porlock

I'm normally wary but there's not a great deal to lose on this, so given it a go.

It's unusual, but then I remember O2 giving away free or BOGOF tickets to Wireless a few years ago. They've arranged the festival, booked the bands, so at least they won't have an empty site...

Or, M&M have a load of crappy macs.

Edit: Another thing to consider - the few times I've been a Guest at a festival, the tickets were free but you were asked for a compulsory charity donation (min £20). I've seen this at Leeds and Latitude - so maybe something to bear in mind/check.

bubblegumcola

Yes that definitely something to bear in mind regarding a charitable donation at festivals. At T in the Park all the donations go to Rachel House, the local children's hospice. Its an excellent cause and you are still in alot cheaper than a full-price ticket. You can't just pay a token amount, they set the donation price and its well over £30. Make sure you take enough cash so you can pay!!

x__Indigo_x

^^ yes at creamfields i won VIP tickets but was told when i arrived i had to pay £15 compulsary to charity

SpideyPunk

We should have a MSE Forum camp at the festival!!! :rotfl:
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tallulah

lol.... we should wear our slashmacs back to front that way you will know it one of us!! lol!!

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JessicaJane_2

Offer back on..

2 free tickets with a purchase of a kangaroo poo festival towel (£9.77)