Both me and my wife have applied for all the same events, total cost will be £3,500 if we get them, which we won't!!!
I view it though that even if we get duplicate tickets there will be plenty of people I know (or on here) that will take them off our hands for face value) so whats the risk?
Demand seems to be increasing anyway so we may end up with nothing.
BBC News - London 2012: Public tickets for big events
For me, I do not see why you could apply fir up to say 5 events, then if you get picked out for more than one event to then be given an option to accept all or one or two of the events you have been successful with THEN they can take your cash. Some people are gonna get big bills and the people on small incomes having little chance of going at all if they can only safely bid for one event
Forgive me for not looking into it much, but I'm already struggling to pick my tickets, and having spent a good few hours already, I only have a few left
Do we know what the rail service is going to be like from Brighton to the Olympics? Are Southern expected to put day returns up to £100's?
A few of the tickets I'm looking at finish at midnight, and I'm going to assume they'd be no way of getting home (by train), and that hospitality in the area will be through the roof.
For me, I do not see why you could apply fir up to say 5 events, then if you get picked out for more than one event to then be given an option to accept all or one or two of the events you have been successful with THEN they can take your cash. Some people are gonna get big bills and the people on small incomes having little chance of going at all if they can only safely bid for one event
Agreed.
I suspect some people have not applied for all the tickets they want due to this and this might affect some of the smaller supported events.
I for one would endorse and support drunken bmx racing, drunken rifle shooting and imagine some squiffy wrestling!