AndSparkle
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It's normally online on Tuesday, and in stores on Thursday.
You never get exact dates/times though.
Release dates for the UK
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It's normally online on Tuesday, and in stores on Thursday.
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banana1234
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probably tuesday, but it has not been confirmed
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Anitacska
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Very cool about IMATS! I'd love to go, but just checked the ticket prices and £33 for a day ticket???
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yes it is
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Very cool about IMATS! I'd love to go, but just checked the ticket prices and £33 for a day ticket???
banana1234
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yeah i thought that too, i fancied going but 33 quid?!
| Originally Posted by Anitacska
Very cool about IMATS! I'd love to go, but just checked the ticket prices and £33 for a day ticket???
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yeah i thought that too, i fancied going but 33 quid?!
spunky
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we're all getting the £48 weekend student tickets, but they're really strict about student ID there
if they weren't i'd say get a fake college i.d and save some pennies! *bad rachel*
| Originally Posted by Anitacska
Very cool about IMATS! I'd love to go, but just checked the ticket prices and £33 for a day ticket???
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yeah i thought that too, i fancied going but 33 quid?! |
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yes that is very expencive just to get in!! |
we're all getting the £48 weekend student tickets, but they're really strict about student ID there
Anitacska
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I think I'm a bit too old to pass as a college student now.
What's ridiculous as well is a children's ticket is £20! Not that I'm planning on taking a child, but what can they get out of it anyway? Should be free for under 14's!
| Originally Posted by spunky
we're all getting the £48 weekend student tickets, but they're really strict about student ID there
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I think I'm a bit too old to pass as a college student now.
What's ridiculous as well is a children's ticket is £20! Not that I'm planning on taking a child, but what can they get out of it anyway? Should be free for under 14's!
spunky
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no you're not! there's quite a few ladies in my year who are mature students and they love flashing the student discount card
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I think I'm a bit too old to pass as a college student now.
What's ridiculous as well is a children's ticket is £20! Not that I'm planning on taking a child, but what can they get out of it anyway? Should be free for under 14's! |
no you're not! there's quite a few ladies in my year who are mature students and they love flashing the student discount card
AndSparkle
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That's what made me change my mind about going - it would make the savings that I'd make on my purchases not worth it.. sucks cause I was really wanting to go!
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I know! Which under 14 is really gonna be into make up and make up artistry by that age? I'm thinking it's a parental thing? So if the parents can't leave the kids behind, they have to pay more. Also, if there is any under 14s that are interested... can they actually get in by themselves? I doubt it.
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Very cool about IMATS! I'd love to go, but just checked the ticket prices and £33 for a day ticket???
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yeah i thought that too, i fancied going but 33 quid?! |
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| Originally Posted by LMD84
yes that is very expencive just to get in!! |
That's what made me change my mind about going - it would make the savings that I'd make on my purchases not worth it.. sucks cause I was really wanting to go!
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we're all getting the £48 weekend student tickets, but they're really strict about student ID there
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| Originally Posted by Anitacska
I think I'm a bit too old to pass as a college student now.
What's ridiculous as well is a children's ticket is £20! Not that I'm planning on taking a child, but what can they get out of it anyway? Should be free for under 14's! |
I know! Which under 14 is really gonna be into make up and make up artistry by that age? I'm thinking it's a parental thing? So if the parents can't leave the kids behind, they have to pay more. Also, if there is any under 14s that are interested... can they actually get in by themselves? I doubt it.
Anitacska
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I have to say I'd rather bite both my arms off than take my 3 children (9, 6 and 4) with me AND pay £60 to get them in.
I mean taking them would be hell as it is even if they were free, but to fork out £60 as well, hell no!
Well, I'll think about it, there is an option of a £20 ticket for exhibit floor only, would that be worth it you think?
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I know! Which under 14 is really gonna be into make up and make up artistry by that age? I'm thinking it's a parental thing? So if the parents can't leave the kids behind, they have to pay more. Also, if there is any under 14s that are interested... can they actually get in by themselves? I doubt it. |
I have to say I'd rather bite both my arms off than take my 3 children (9, 6 and 4) with me AND pay £60 to get them in.
Well, I'll think about it, there is an option of a £20 ticket for exhibit floor only, would that be worth it you think?
AndSparkle
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It would depend on the amount you'd buy so possibly? The only reason I'm not going is because I can't offset the ticket price with the amount I'd be able to buy.
| Originally Posted by Anitacska
I have to say I'd rather bite both my arms off than take my 3 children (9, 6 and 4) with me AND pay £60 to get them in.
Well, I'll think about it, there is an option of a £20 ticket for exhibit floor only, would that be worth it you think? |
It would depend on the amount you'd buy so possibly? The only reason I'm not going is because I can't offset the ticket price with the amount I'd be able to buy.
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yeah, that does make sense if you're not wanting to go to the seminars or workshops. if i wasn't going with the college, that's what i'd probably get but seeing as its basically the whole class, we're wanting to get in as much as possible.
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I have to say I'd rather bite both my arms off than take my 3 children (9, 6 and 4) with me AND pay £60 to get them in.
Well, I'll think about it, there is an option of a £20 ticket for exhibit floor only, would that be worth it you think? |
yeah, that does make sense if you're not wanting to go to the seminars or workshops. if i wasn't going with the college, that's what i'd probably get but seeing as its basically the whole class, we're wanting to get in as much as possible.
AndSparkle
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Exactly.. I think once I start working properly then I would, but for now, I can't.. and by the time I do start working full-time, I'll probably have everything already!
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How many are there of you?
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for me it's not worth it because a train ticket is about £50 and then i'd have to pay for a hotel and meals out and such too.... i don't think i'd buy that much to make it that worthwhile. which is a shame because i would like to go at some point in my life!! |
Exactly.. I think once I start working properly then I would, but for now, I can't.. and by the time I do start working full-time, I'll probably have everything already!
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yeah, that does make sense if you're not wanting to go to the seminars or workshops. if i wasn't going with the college, that's what i'd probably get but seeing as its basically the whole class, we're wanting to get in as much as possible. |
How many are there of you?
Anitacska
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Okay, thanks, I might do it.
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Luckily for me i live very close to London, so it would cost me about £12 for a travelcard and that's all.
Does anyone know how much discount you normally get from Mac, etc.?
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yeah, that does make sense if you're not wanting to go to the seminars or workshops. if i wasn't going with the college, that's what i'd probably get but seeing as its basically the whole class, we're wanting to get in as much as possible. |
Okay, thanks, I might do it.
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for me it's not worth it because a train ticket is about £50 and then i'd have to pay for a hotel and meals out and such too.... i don't think i'd buy that much to make it that worthwhile. which is a shame because i would like to go at some point in my life!! |
Luckily for me i live very close to London, so it would cost me about £12 for a travelcard and that's all.
Does anyone know how much discount you normally get from Mac, etc.?
AndSparkle
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I think between 30-40%?
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