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whodidthat on 10/02/2015 - 18:27 premier.ticketek.com.au (253 clicks)
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ENTERTAINMENT

Taste of Sydney 2015
Brazilian Fields, Centennial Parklands, Sydney, NSW
Thursday 12 March to Sunday 15 March 2015

Special Entertainment™ Members' offer: Buy one general entry ticket and bring a friend for FREE, saving $30.59*
Offer valid until midnight 11 March 2015. | Offer valid for general entry tickets only | *Savings are based on door prices and do not include processing and transaction fees

Taste of Sydney returns to the stunning surrounds of Centennial Park this 12 March to 15 March 2015, with an unmissable 360° foodie experience!

Graze through your dream tasting menu designed from a selection of over 60 bite sized dishes crafted by Sydney’s latest, greatest, and hottest restaurants. Enjoy live music, shop from more than 100 artisan producers, and test your culinary skills in a host of exciting masterclasses.

Taste of Sydney is the essential event on Sydney’s food and social calendar, and an unmissable opportunity to celebrate Sydney’s unique dining scene. Take advantage of this exclusive Entertainment™ Member-only offer and book your tickets today!

To redeem this offer, simply follow link or call Ticketek on 132 849 and use the promotional code 'ENTERTAINMENT'.

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  • spacecowboy on 10/02/2015 - 20:17

    Plus Ticketek's ripoff fees, which add almost $9 to a $30.59 deal:

    Service/Delivery Fee $6.95
    Payment Processing Fee $1.96

    ACCC hasn't had much effect it seems

    http://www.smh.com.au/business/retail/dont-be-a-drip-accc-to…

    • BargainHunter8 on 10/02/2015 - 20:25

      Totally agree…

      Not only that you have to pay to get in. You also have to pay for food and drinks there, which are also a big rip off. You are better off going to a 3 hat restaurant with change to spare.

      • spacecowboy on 10/02/2015 - 20:45

        I don't mind paying to eat & drink things that look appealing from the pop-up kitchens. It costs them alot to operate at Taste of Sydney. Plus quite a few trade stalls give out tasting samples, which helps make the event better value.

        What really irks me is being slugged almost $9 in fees by Ticketek for $30 in tickets. I can book cinema tickets online for around $1. Ticketek charges nearly $9 for the same service. That is disgraceful.

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