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Alton Towers Merchandise
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You must have been one of the first in to purchase, I wasn't too far behind
Personally, I think that they should advertise the Scarefest and Fireworks pin badges on social media way in advance, before they place an order to get them made. Get people to pre-order them and pay for them up front before a set date. Give people the option to collect at the park during the event or have them sent by charging extra for P&P. That way the park knows exactly how many to have made to order, plus an additional extra few hundred to sell on the day in the shop.
kris3012
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Yes I was there quite early tbh.
I like your idea and should be brought in although they could have x amount made and whatever’s left be sold on the website I’m sure they would easily sell.
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Skyscraper
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Yep; me!
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Yep; me!
They use the pins on dolls that replicate merlin management. By using different ones they send different side effects.
Heads up, 2017 Xmas Pin badges are now available on line
https://shop.altontowers.com/collections/pin-badges/products/alton-towers-christmas-2017-pin-badge
https://shop.altontowers.com/collections/pin-badges/products/alton-towers-christmas-2017-pin-badge
Towerslover
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They are very nice but I won't be paying £3.95 for postage
Well it's better than costing £80 in petrol to go and buy one in person
Towerslover
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I suppose soWell it's better than costing £80 in petrol to go and buy one in person
ryan_map_collector
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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Complete...832315?hash=item36278db4fb:g:9UwAAOSwHYpaEEVl
Anyone seen this?
Ridiculously overpriced, is anyone biting at some of the prices on ebay? Seems like a ton of overpriced merch on ebay these days. Wasn't always the case!
Anyone seen this?
Ridiculously overpriced, is anyone biting at some of the prices on ebay? Seems like a ton of overpriced merch on ebay these days. Wasn't always the case!
They are very nice but I won't be paying £3.95 for postage
My Xmas pin badge arrived yesterday
£3.95 for an envelope, 2nd class stamp (which meant that the delivery took 2 weeks to arrive) and a glossy thank you slip
BarryZola
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My Xmas pin badge arrived yesterday
£3.95 for an envelope, 2nd class stamp (which meant that the delivery took 2 weeks to arrive) and a glossy thank you slip
If you're gonna pay £3.95 for postage that takes around a week, at least buy 5 and flip the rest to get your money back.
I wasn't worried about paying for the P&P at that price (or buying more to sell to recoup my spend), I just questioning what the £3.95 was spent on? At least they could have sent it first class (or recorded) for that price
Just a small (letter C6 size) plain white envelope, no additional packaging or bubble wrap.
jon81uk
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P&P that is completely unrelated to the actual cost of shipping something really annoys me. A soft toy would have cost £3+ for Royal Mail small parcel. But as you say a pin badge can go as large letter which is more like £1.50.
Similarly ticketing websites that charge you even for print at home bug me.
Similarly ticketing websites that charge you even for print at home bug me.