Furious letter writing!

[Ch3tan]

You are arguing with someone who does not live in the UK about the cost/quality of UK attractions. It's pointless cal.

 

[old.Tohtori]

You are arguing with someone who does not live in the UK about the cost/quality of UK attractions. It's pointless cal.

Fair point really, must be that the UK peeps have different views etc.

 

[Calaen]

No matter what country you're in if I pay for something, I expect a certain level of quality. Escpecially when like I said there are places in around that are free.

 

[old.Tohtori]

No matter what country you're in if I pay for something, I expect a certain level of quality. Escpecially when like I said there are places in around that are free.

Well if it's "no matter what country".

When i pay 10 euro for something, i expect something fair enough. That show most likely had dinos etc. Fair enough.

I'm certainly not expecting a superduper dinoshow.

If i pay 40 euro for something, i expect high quality (back to t-rex giving nipple massages).

Same as with movie tickets, if i thought the new harry potter was grud, after paying 9 eurto for it, i wouldn't write a furious letter to the film company.

Also studying where your going, what you're going to see and so forth helps. Perhaps see some reviews written by peeps on the internet etc.

 

[Calaen]

Well if it's "no matter what country".

When i pay 10 euro for something, i expect something fair enough. That show most likely had dinos etc. Fair enough.

I'm certainly not expecting a superduper dinoshow.

If i pay 40 euro for something, i expect high quality (back to t-rex giving nipple massages).

Same as with movie tickets, if i thought the new harry potter was grud, after paying 9 eurto for it, i wouldn't write a furious letter to the film company.

Also studying where your going, what you're going to see and so forth helps. Perhaps see some reviews written by peeps on the internet etc.

My company designed the floor space/air con/lighting for the terracota army pieces that came from China to the British Museum last year. The cost to get in and see these pieces was nothing to what it would cost to get over to China and have a look. Had the BM advertised the army display and only had 2 pieces one of which was an arm people would have been annoyed. As it was the display was superb and everyone that seen the pieces could not have been in the slightest way dissapointed, a cost of 10-12 pound was a bargain.

I take reviews on the internet witha pinch of salt because the majority of them are written by hardcore fans or losers that hate something so bad they will take the time to slate it without having seen it.

 

[old.Tohtori]

Saying that i don't expect the lost scrolls of the dead sea when paying 10-12 for a display, doesn't mean there aren't good displays out there with same cost. Ofcourse there are.

But clunky dino walk and a slanted eye aren't really rage worthy for that cost. Well, atleast not to this degree.

Something along the lines of;

"While the show was in itself a nice one, i was disappointed that the maintenance wasn't up to par and the info on the dinosaurs was raher lacking for a fan of dinosaurs like myself."

And so forth.

As such, dissing the whole show and sending it to the news agency for, what i felt, was a rather polite answer, is rather rude and too big a deal.

Like said; whole lot for nothing much.

Oh and, on further inspection, the show EQ was in cost 6£, which doesn't really deter me from what i'm saying. Even some nightclubs ask for more to leave your coat and movie tickets even cost more

Just let it go, be disappointed, but seriously...all that for 6£? If time is money, EQ wasted more money on that whole complaint rumba then on the exhibition.

 

[CorNokZ]

If I went to an exhibition, ANY exhibition, and I actually paid for it, I'd expect top notch entertainment as it's someones job to make it so! If it was semi finished and really shitty I'd do like Ez did