MNSSHP cancelled,tickets and Florida tix

[Wizzadora85]

So now that they have cancelled Mnsshp will floridatix have to refund me the whole amount of the ticket?

How can they get away with 20%per ticket sorry that is nearly £20 when Disney will refund them the whole cost of the tickets?

Seems a bit unfair too for them to take a quarter of ticket cost off as admin and processing when Orlando attractions have only take £10 per person off a £600 ticket

[wifey]

Some of that price would have been the local Florida tax which is or was around 7% but has probably gone up since they use it to make the “ tourist improvements” to the area around central Florida. You don’t often get the taxes back.

[Donaldfan]

Each firm has their own terms and conditions so what goes for one doesn't necessarily go for another.

[Life is a beach]

I’m giving floridatix a ring to see what they say and if they say there are charges I will call trading standards and find my rights, I have 8 tickets and to lose that amount of money to me just isn’t on

I booked my tickets in January and paid in full so as far as I’m concerned I’m covered by their previous t&c’s, which I have a copy of, that states a full refund, move dates or leave on credit for future booking if event is cancelled. As we don’t know what next year will bring, I will be requesting a full refund

[mickeyspal]

That's disgusting, we got ours through Orlando attractions and got a full refund

[Donaldfan]

Originally Posted by Life is a beach

I’m giving floridatix a ring to see what they say and if they say there are charges I will call trading standards and find my rights, I have 8 tickets and to lose that amount of money to me just isn’t on

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If you do contact Trading Standards I would check the ts and cs first in case TS ask you about them. I'm not saying they would but it's best to be prepared.

[Life is a beach]

Originally Posted by Donaldfan

If you do contact Trading Standards I would check the ts and cs first in case TS ask you about them. I'm not saying they would but it's best to be prepared.

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I have edited my post, I have a copy of the t&c’s

[Wizzadora85]

Originally Posted by wifey

Some of that price would have been the local Florida tax which is or was around 7% but has probably gone up since they use it to make the “ tourist improvements” to the area around central Florida. You don’t often get the taxes back.

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well I purchased my tickets on release so surely the tax applies at the time of purchase.
I do not mind some kind of admin fee but it seems a bit steep compared to the cost of the ticket.

[Wizzadora85]

Originally Posted by Life is a beach

I’m giving floridatix a ring to see what they say and if they say there are charges I will call trading standards and find my rights, I have 8 tickets and to lose that amount of money to me just isn’t on

I booked my tickets in January and paid in full so as far as I’m concerned I’m covered by their previous t&c’s, which I have a copy of, that states a full refund, move dates or leave on credit for future booking if event is cancelled. As we don’t know what next year will bring, I will be requesting a full refund

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Were they emailed to you at the time? We purchased Mnsshp tickets on release date too, so I will get hubby to have a look

[bighal]

If it has been cancelled you are entitled a full refund of what you have paid, end of story. T&Cs won't matter as you have not cancelled, the organiser has and the ticket supplier can now no longer supply what you have bought.