Ticket prices and off peak

[dlprees]

Hi
I have just received my 5 day hopper passes from 365tickets for June 18th - 22nd
On the ticket it's printed as off-peak and I'm concerned that June wouldn't be off peak and that our money is wasted if we have to buy more at the gate.
The price I paid is 3 @ £90.95 adults and 1 @ £74.95 kids which they say is about a £60 saving.
Does this sound ok to you? Has anyone else successfully bought their tickets from them in the past?
Thanks all x

 

[kevankiki]

Hi
I have just received my 5 day hopper passes from 365tickets for June 18th - 22nd
On the ticket it's printed as off-peak and I'm concerned that June wouldn't be off peak and that our money is wasted if we have to buy more at the gate.
The price I paid is 3 @ £90.95 adults and 1 @ £74.95 kids which they say is about a £60 saving.
Does this sound ok to you? Has anyone else successfully bought their tickets from them in the past?
Thanks all x

Hmmm, I received my tickets on Friday too, from the same vendor, I noticed mine also said Off Peak but thought that was okay.

I'm off to drop them an email as we are going next Saturday! I'll let you know what the response is.

 

[tennisfan]

I would imagine as long as the date is printed on them, they are acceptable

 

[kevankiki]

I would imagine as long as the date is printed on them, they are acceptable

Mine says that the expiry date is 30th March 2008, which suggests you can use it on any one day between now and then, but how would a day in August be 'Off Peak' for example?

 

[dlprees]

Mine say March 2008 too, I've emailed them and waiting a reply. I'll let you know too

 

[dlprees]

Me again, they said they're valid for a year and can be used until then, so that sounds ok. Really quick at replying though, on a Sunday too!!
Thanks all for your replies. x

 

[kevankiki]

Yes, I had a similar reply within half an hour, I've been out all afternoon!

I recall receiving a quick reply to my postage query originally too, which is not always 'usual' IME, hence booking with them in the first place.