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Refund?
G_Model101
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I recently bought a ticket to see Nathan Cleverly box at the Royal Albert Hall but am disappointed to see that he's now pulled out through illness :'(
The event is still going ahead, with one of the undercard fighters promoted to the main event. But there won't be a World title on the line any more.
As I'm at work I can't check the ticket to see what it says on it, i.e. whether it's billed as "World Championship boxing" but I can't help but feel a tad ripped off that I'm paying the same price for an event where the headline act isn't performing. The Royal Albert Hall's website says that no refunds are avaliable.
Do I have any options here or should i just go along and enjoy what's likely to be an entertaining night anyway?
The event is still going ahead, with one of the undercard fighters promoted to the main event. But there won't be a World title on the line any more.
As I'm at work I can't check the ticket to see what it says on it, i.e. whether it's billed as "World Championship boxing" but I can't help but feel a tad ripped off that I'm paying the same price for an event where the headline act isn't performing. The Royal Albert Hall's website says that no refunds are avaliable.
Do I have any options here or should i just go along and enjoy what's likely to be an entertaining night anyway?
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Without knowing what was explicitly listed on the ticket/booking we can only speculate.
However (IMHO) if Nathan Cleverly is listed on the ticket/booking and he is no longer on the bill then this is a material change to the event. But check the T&Cs - they have probably covered themselves for such an eventuality.0
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