Low Income Tickets

TG Discounted Tickets Scheme

We will be offering 50 tickets for peak entry (10.15-2.30am) for each of our Birthday events

These are designed to allow people on lower income to be able to come to a TG party. If you are able to afford a full price ticket, we ask that you purchase one of these to allow those who need the discounted entry to be able to come to make use of our new scheme -those who wouldn’t otherwise be able to come to the party.

 

Discounted tickets are intended for:

Students

People on benefits

Those on minimum or national living wage

Those unable to afford a full price ticket

To access these tickets please email yasmin@torturegarden.com. We don’t want to make anyone feel uncomfortable by making them go to lengths to prove they are “entitled” to a discount ticket, and want to be able to operate this on a trust basis. However, we do ask that you include in your email the reason that you are eligible for this ticket ( i.e, you are currently a student, unemployed etc. – No need to provide in depth personal info, a simple bullet point about this will be fine).

This is a new concept for us and may come with some teething issues as we try it out. We’re hoping it can become something we offer at each event, but this first weekend is effectively a trial so do let us know if you have any feedback on how we are operating this, or even any tips on how to operate this as fairly as possible if you have experience in this area!

Please make the subject of your email : Discounted ticket – then either Fri 19th or Sat 20th. We aim to get back to you within 2 working days.

If we are able to offer you the requested ticket we will reply with a link to purchase directly from Dice. Discount ticket availablity is limited to 50 per event, if these are all sold we will operate a waiting list for any returned tickets

If you have already purchased a full price ticket we cannot refund this in exchange for a discounted entry ticket

We do reserve the right to not offer tickets to applicants if we have reason to believe they do not fulfill the criteria or are trying to take advantage of a scheme they are not in need of.