Bristolticketshop.co.uk Website Review

office hours: monday-saturday 10am-6pm tel: 0370 44 44 400 or 0117 929 9008. bristol's leading independent agent for local and national events. dedicated to supporting bristol's amazingly diverse culture of. notice: unfortunately our website isnt sending out confirmations emails (most likely in protest that we are building a new one).  in the meantime, you can still log into your account and view all successful orders, including any e-tickets (if you havent paid for postage) under the my account tab. if you cannot log in, please email us directly and we will remind you of your user name and give you a please bear with us- a shiny new bts website will be here very soon... watch this space.. bristol ticket shop (est. 1988)  is a primary ticket agent.  that means we only sell tickets on behalf of promoters at face value and add up to a 10% payment processing transaction fee. (for clarity we include this fee in the price displayed because youve told us you think its really annoying when the price rises on each page!) the only extra charge youll encounter on this site is for delivery. if you choose e-tickets. (print at home) its 50p extra per order for admin. bristol ticket shop prides itself on a five star service. we have a physical shop in the centre of bristol and real people to deal with your telephone and email queries. if we make a mistake (or you do) well do our best to sort it out in the shortest possible time. we welcome your feedback. if you can think of ways we could improve, were listening. if youre a promoter, wed love to be an agent for you. its a free service that includes ticket printing. check out our promoters try the text listings. (faster on slow connections as well) if youre still reading; go browse! its a lot more interesting than anything weve got to say. although....if you do find anything you dont like (some promoters add their own events and descriptions) tell us. were weirdly human and chances are that.if youre offended..we will be somewhat miffed. however...being a kind of democratic organisation, we may then have to