All Together Now 2019

tonc76

No email for me either but general presale goes live at 900 on Aug 29

Alkers

What's the difference between past purchasers and general presale?

maximoose

Alkers wrote: »

What's the difference between past purchasers and general presale?

Given the link has no restrictions or passwords on it, nothing I guess haha

I imagine the lower tier prices might be gone by the time 'general' starts

davywalsh7 wrote: »

Bit unfair also that if u go for the instalment plan you pay 220 (5x €44)

Is that definitely right? Bananas if it is

€7 fee on a regular ticket is taking the piss already

phunkadelic

Will general sale cost more than €179 do we think?
EDIT:spotted the tiers now

Tacitus Kilgore

Camper ticket in the bag, thanks for the shout folks never got an email

SoundOfSilence

F**k this, i'm sitting this one out. Lets hear what they have to say first on the whole debacle from this year, what the capacity will be and maybe a headliner or 2.

ghostdancer

davywalsh7 wrote: »

Bit unfair also that if u go for the instalment plan you pay 220 (5x €44)

WTF, it was €200 last year.

10% price increase on this year's prices :mad:

installment plan was more expensive last year too.

ghostdancer

maximoose wrote: »

Is that definitely right? Bananas if it is

€7 fee on a regular ticket is taking the piss already

on the TM page:

Please Note: Over 21's - ID Required. The initial deposit of €44 euro per ticket + Service Charge per ticket is payable on your credit/debit card now and this deposit is non-refundable and not transferable. You then authorise Ticketmaster to auto debit 4 (FOUR) further payments of €44 euro, which will be charged to the same credit card in or around the following dates: 25th November 2019, 27th January 2020, 24th February 2020 & 30th March 2020

so yeah, 5 x €44 (plus the €7 initial service charge).

total of €227.

GhostMutt30

That's a bit of a p***take. Was all set to buy the instalment plan not so sure if I'll bother now

SteelyDanJalapeno

Tickets purchased! Cheers! Still some great value at 180 euro, Oxegen 200+ over 12 years ago

maximoose

ghostdancer wrote: »

so yeah, 5 x €44 (plus the €7 initial service charge).

total of €227.

So the instalment plan is €41 dearer after fees, that's a joke

davywalsh7

GhostMutt30 wrote: »

That's a bit of a p***take. Was all set to buy the instalment plan not so sure if I'll bother now

Yea was ready to purchase also til I realised was €40 dearer. Think I’ll just wait

Tacitus Kilgore

SteelyDanJalapeno wrote: »

Tickets purchased! Cheers! Still some great value at 180 euro, Oxegen 200+ over 12 years ago

Venturing OT but I'd have no bother payin €200+ for that oxegen 2008 lineup again

davywalsh7

maximoose wrote: »

So the instalment plan is €41 dearer after fees, that's a joke

Even if u go for the tier 4 ticket it’s still €12 cheaper than instalment plan. Robbing b@stards

gandalfio

Anyone else having trouble with ticketmaster? Just constantly loading the ATN tickets page...

ghostdancer

davywalsh7 wrote: »

Even if u go for the tier 4 ticket it’s still €12 cheaper than instalment plan. Robbing b@stards

dodo87

gandalfio wrote: »

Anyone else having trouble with ticketmaster? Just constantly loading the ATN tickets page...

Same issue!

Not sure what the issue is with the installment plan being more expensive! This is how it always is not sure why ATN are being referred to as robbing bastards because of it. You get a loan you pay more back. Pay car insurance in installments you pay more?

The Nal

dodo87 wrote: »

Same issue!

Not sure what the issue is with the installment plan being more expensive! This is how it always is not sure why ATN are being referred to as robbing bastards because of it. You get a loan you pay more back. Pay car insurance in installments you pay more?

Yep. 4 installments is 4 x admin for the festival so more than a fair price.

maximoose

dodo87 wrote: »

Same issue!

Not sure what the issue is with the installment plan being more expensive!

I've went the instalment route for a few other festivals before (Picnic and Primavera), always worked out the same price as buying the ticket outright

22% dearer certainly qualifies as robbing bastard territory in my eyes

wmpdd3

It's 10% more than last year's installment plan.

Tacitus Kilgore

Maybe they're just trying to get a few bob for some extra traffic management? :pac:

Stillill42

I'm going to hold my fire this year. I want to hear how they're addressing this years issues before I fork out again. If that means I miss out, I can live with that.

davywalsh7

dodo87 wrote: »

Same issue!

Not sure what the issue is with the installment plan being more expensive! This is how it always is not sure why ATN are being referred to as robbing bastards because of it. You get a loan you pay more back. Pay car insurance in installments you pay more?

Instalment option for electric picnic isn’t €41 more. Same with other festivals across Europe, instalment option is usually in and around the same price

Fanirish

wmpdd3 wrote: »

It's 10% more than last year's installment plan.

The vat increase on concert tickets accounts for half of that.

I’d say the €12 difference between a tier 4 ticket vs overall cost of installment plan ticket is the fee that Ticketmaster charge for every installment ticket as the administration fee.

Suckit

Did everyone get an email?
I'm signed up to everything - don't seem to have received any email.

paulie13

Bought a caravan ticket but have no idea whether it will be a caravan or campervan I have available to me come next August. Does anyone know whether you can bring a campervan on a caravan ticket and vice versa?

davywalsh7

Suckit wrote: »

Did everyone get an email?
I'm signed up to everything - don't seem to have received any email.

I sent a link in earlier, should work as there’s no code

Stillill42

Also, if there was ever a case for rewarding loyalty, this was the year. The tickets are up there for the world on Ticketmaster today, no concession to the poor feckers who spent the day in their cars on the Friday. I really thought they were holding off so they could make an impression with this years ticket release.

Synode

Tickets bought for next year... Had a cracker of a weekend this year. Also sold my EP tickets a few weeks back - I've found a new festival home in ATN. So much nicer with the weather at night being that little bit warmer in August

maximoose

On FB:

As the dust settles we look back on and take stock of our second chapter. Firstly, the All Together Now team would like to say we are absolutely and fully committed to making sure that the issues that arose this year’s festival are not repeated. We have taken in every comment, every email and are carefully taking stock of where we need to improve. We have met and are working closely with An Garda Siochana and our other partner agencies to ensure that the traffic experienced travelling to this year’s festival does not happen again. We aim for the highest standards and plan to deliver the best festival experience possible. We are deeply disappointed that some areas of this years All Together Now fell short of expectations, and for this, we are truly sorry.

We have been heartened by the All Together Now community that has taken the time to share their experience with us. Although there were negatives, which we have to and will address and improve for our third edition, there were some amazing and memorable moments. You were respectful of each other, of the beautiful landscape and all our wonderful performers. You enjoyed feasts of food, bespoke cocktails, hidden stages, and hot tubs and a host of different and quirky gems. The Arcadia, Afterburner shot its flames into the night sky, whilst Tigre’s 20 foot wooden Redwood Stag installation looked on down the Road To Nowhere toward the illuminated Curraghmore House. Brunch on the Bandstand with Blindboy had you captivated on Sunday afternoon, overlooked by Tigre’s new wooden Lion. Memorable music moments from Patti Smith to The Murder Capital, The National to Loyle Carner, even the sideways rain couldn’t stop you enjoying The Wailers and Sing Along Social. Our youngest festival-goers enjoyed the dedicated kids’ space, Kids Together, where face painters and performers enthralled both parents and kids alike - the little ones even danced in the rain as George Fitzgerald took over the annual Arcadia Kids Rave.

We now have the privilege & responsibility of getting back to work on the third edition of All Together Now, which will again take place on the Bank Holiday Weekend - July 31 - August 2nd 2020.
Festival Capacity: We can confirm that our capacity will not increase next year, as we endeavour to improve the overall experience for our loyal audience. All Together Now will remain again Strictly Over 21s. Children between the ages of 12 and under can attend free of charge, accompanied by a parent with a family ticket.