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All Together Now 2019

save the polar bear · 2018-08-28 19:58:11

Hi We are a family of four, two adults and a 10 year old and 7 year old. We have been to Body and Soul a few times but we are looking for a change. We were considering All Together Now 2019 but it seems to be a bit pricey especially when ticketmaster adds all its charges! We have a caravan which is an extra 70 Euro. Was…

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#5342 22-08-2019 11:15am
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Ah FFS.
I can't get past the final stage to verify my card. :mad:

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#5343 22-08-2019 11:27am
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Can anyone remember the name of the pizza place that did the breakfast calzone in the Both Sides Now campsite?
Those things were a lifesaver.

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#5344 22-08-2019 11:28am
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What are the tiers all about?

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#5345 22-08-2019 11:33am
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paulie13 wrote: »

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?

I don't think this is a problem. Don't worry!

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#5346 22-08-2019 11:34am
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Blahfool wrote: »

What are the tiers all about?

the earlier you buy, the cheaper the tickets.

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#5347 22-08-2019 11:34am
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Blahfool wrote: »

What are the tiers all about?

Cheaper prices, when a tier sells out it moves the the next one. Encourage people to purchase sooner to et a cheaper price, so they have some cash earlier on

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#5348 22-08-2019 11:34am
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Blahfool wrote: »

What are the tiers all about?

There are a limited number of tickets in each, and when they sell out, the pricier tier starts going on sale instead.

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#5349 22-08-2019 11:35am
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Ah, F*ck it.
I give up.

Can't pay. Probably better off.

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#5350 22-08-2019 11:43am
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Time for a 2020 thread?

Edit: Sitting this one out for a while. The FB message shows a lot of acknowledgement but I will think twice about going back. If the initial line up tickles my fancy, I will be back.

Good to see capacity isn't increased. I think the site can handle it, with tweaks to all of the things they got feedback on. Let's nail the festival at this capacity before increasing it again.

Pricing tiers are same as this year too (apart from the instalment side of things) so I'm hopeful that our message was heard loud and clear.

Edit 2: (And I put this in a new thread too) Tiered pricing ONLY applies to presale tickets until 8am next Thursday. After tickets go on general sale it'll be full whack of 220 euro for everyone, which is indeed higher than this years price. Probably the "incentive" for people like me who are on the fence.

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#5351 22-08-2019 11:49am
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So ATN replied to me on fb about the price of the instalment plan:

we have never offered the instalment plan on early bird tickets. Instalment plan is only available on full price.

:rolleyes:

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#5352 22-08-2019 11:56am
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I set up a new thread for 2020

https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=111047414#post111047414

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#5353 22-08-2019 12:16pm
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boomshakalaka wrote: »

Time for a 2020 thread?

Edit: Sitting this one out for a while. The FB message shows a lot of acknowledgement but I will think twice about going back. If the initial line up tickles my fancy, I will be back.

Good to see capacity isn't increased. I think the site can handle it, with tweaks to all of the things they got feedback on. Let's nail the festival at this capacity before increasing it again.

Pricing tiers are same as this year too (apart from the instalment side of things) so I'm hopeful that our message was heard loud and clear.

Only for a week.
Full price tickets are €220, after next Thursday:

General & Family Ticket Release:
Tickets will go on general sale at 9AM Thursday, 29 August via Ticketmaster Ireland & usual outlets priced at €220.00 including booking fee.

The final price last year was €208, after 1st January.

So not only are they going up in price, the window for buying at a tiered price is drastically reduced.

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#5354 22-08-2019 12:17pm
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ghostdancer wrote: »

Only for a week.
Full price tickets are €220, after next Thursday:

The final price last year was €208, after 1st January.

So not only are they going up in price, the window for buying at a tiered price is drastically reduced.

Yah I copped that after! I've edited my original post

Looks like this is our "incentive" / "Loyalty reward" to go again and buy now.

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#5355 22-08-2019 12:52pm
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rubick wrote: »

Can anyone remember the name of the pizza place that did the breakfast calzone in the Both Sides Now campsite?
Those things were a lifesaver.

Palmento! They have a restaurant in Cork, pretty good!

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#5356 22-08-2019 12:59pm
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SteelyDanJalapeno wrote: »

Palmento! They have a restaurant in Cork, pretty good!

Legend - cheers for this! Was doing our heads in trying to remember.

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#5357 22-08-2019 1:12pm
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boomshakalaka wrote: »

I set up a new thread for 2020

https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=111047414#post111047414

Before I join the 2020 edition of the thread, has anybody else noticed Aiken Promotions are listed this year as festival co-organisers?

I checked my last year tickets and it was POD alone.

Or have I missed summat completely that I didn't notice their involvement before...

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#5358 22-08-2019 2:00pm
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SteelyDanJalapeno wrote: »

Palmento! They have a restaurant in Cork, pretty good!

do you know the name of the coffee van in the BSN campsite? they had amazing brownies

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#5359 22-08-2019 2:55pm
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gkhant wrote: »

boomshakalaka wrote: »

I set up a new thread for 2020

https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=111047414#post111047414

Before I join the 2020 edition of the thread, has anybody else noticed Aiken Promotions are listed this year as festival co-organisers?

I checked my last year tickets and it was POD alone.

Or have I missed summat completely that I didn't notice their involvement before...

Well spotted - id heard rumours last year that Aiken were involved in a background role. They put some money in to allow it to grow and to get bigger acts, apparently.

Mcd have the same arrangement with Indiependence in Cork too, I believe.

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#5360 22-08-2019 2:55pm
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sporina wrote: »

do you know the name of the coffee van in the BSN campsite? they had amazing brownies

I think that was Frank and Honest. Large queues but the coffee was lovely.

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#5361 22-08-2019 8:45pm
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blaa85 wrote: »

I think that was Frank and Honest. Large queues but the coffee was lovely.

really? thats run by centra...

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#5362 22-08-2019 8:52pm
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BullBlackNova wrote: »

Well spotted - id heard rumours last year that Aiken were involved in a background role. They put some money in to allow it to grow and to get bigger acts, apparently.

Mcd have the same arrangement with Indiependence in Cork too, I believe.

Im pretty sure The Corona's manager is also one of the lead bookers for Indie so that prob explains the connection. Plus they had 3 fairly decent/big headliners this year

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#5363 24-08-2019 12:56pm
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Jon Hopkins - Emerald Rush. Probably the moment of the weekend for me.

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#5364 21-09-2019 9:15am
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Anyone interested in two discounted George Fitzgerald tickets for tonight in Dublin

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#5365 23-09-2019 12:34am
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I never thought of asking God this but why didn't you transfer the rainy days on Saturday and Sunday to the Wednesday and the Thursday before, the sun was splitting the stones these days and I was working the pre-fest they would've have been better suited to the Saturday and Sunday and would've been more appreciated too.

If you want to get into it, you got to get out of it. (Hawkwind 1982)

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#5366 23-09-2019 9:54am
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bodhrandude wrote: »

I never thought of asking God this but why didn't you transfer the rainy days on Saturday and Sunday to the Wednesday and the Thursday before, the sun was splitting the stones these days and I was working the pre-fest they would've have been better suited to the Saturday and Sunday and would've been more appreciated too.

The only way to guarantee good weather for a festival in Ireland is to have it on the Leaving Cert Wednesday. Thats when God really likes punishing those teenagers, so it means there wouldnt even be any need to kick them

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