BS Jumping on a ticket

[Carefreegirl]

BS website doing my head in and on my phone which isn't helping !

Don't want to join as not intending to do that many shows so if I jump on a class ticket how does it work re purchasing said ticket ?

Do I buy the tiicket through BS or do I just pay the extra on the day ?

Thankyou intelligent peeps

 

[Harry44]

You buy it on the day from the show centre. Just turn up and ask to purchase a ticket, I think its about £8 extra per class.

 

[Carefreegirl]

You buy it on the day from the show centre. Just turn up and ask to purchase a ticket, I think its about £8 extra per class.

Thankyou

 

[MissTyc]

Depending on where you are it's worth having a ferret around show centres for free tickets. Around here this seems to be quite common

 

[Carefreegirl]

Oooh I love a freebie
Keysoe, Addington and Bury Farm are my locals......

 

[Jane_Lou]

Never got a freebie and Bury Farm or Keysoe (Bury Farm did forget to charge us once though, shhhhh! - we didn't realise at the time mind you!)

 

[tinap]

Usually £6 on top of your entry fee, but as MissTyc said, some places do free tickets- our local centre even does free British Novice entry fee every few months! If you're not registered it just costs you the price of the ticket

 

[showjumpingfilly]

Brook farm near ongar in essex do free tickets - they normally email when theyre doing them so worth getting subscribed