I wonder if I'll get a reply
Posted: Fri Jun 01, 2012 2:57 am
Hi,
The other day I booked some tickets for the forthcoming Mousetrap presentation. Unfortunately due to problems beyond our control we found we are unable to attend the night we had booked. This was a shame as we had seen the play in London in January, and were looking forward to seeing it again.
So I mailed you via your online website contact page. I got no reply. I then rang the ticket office. The woman I spoke to told me, in no uncertain terms, that I would not be able to change my tickets, this despite there being over two months before the first performance. I was dismayed, $600's worth of tickets is not something I would gladly sacrifice.
So, rather dischuffed, I attended the box office. There I was attended to with by a very pleasant young man who understood my predicament, and who quickly and effortlessly changed our night's booking, and was a model of good service and courtesy. He is a credit to your box office, (I was so impressed that I shook his hand before leaving.)
From my experience your box office needs all the credit it can get.
Yours,
Gob
The other day I booked some tickets for the forthcoming Mousetrap presentation. Unfortunately due to problems beyond our control we found we are unable to attend the night we had booked. This was a shame as we had seen the play in London in January, and were looking forward to seeing it again.
So I mailed you via your online website contact page. I got no reply. I then rang the ticket office. The woman I spoke to told me, in no uncertain terms, that I would not be able to change my tickets, this despite there being over two months before the first performance. I was dismayed, $600's worth of tickets is not something I would gladly sacrifice.
So, rather dischuffed, I attended the box office. There I was attended to with by a very pleasant young man who understood my predicament, and who quickly and effortlessly changed our night's booking, and was a model of good service and courtesy. He is a credit to your box office, (I was so impressed that I shook his hand before leaving.)
From my experience your box office needs all the credit it can get.
Yours,
Gob