It has not been a great year for my little family and we have missed out on doing so much together.
I thought I would treat us to the pantomime, our first outing as a family this year.
There are a few theatres I could have chosen but went for the small local one, there are no famous people in it so thought it would be cheaper.
It cost me £60 for 3 tickets!
I'd gone down to the theatre as I couldn't work out how to book a wheelchair space online. The tickets were advertised as being from £10 and we were all entitled to the discounted rates so I wasn't expecting it to be too expensive.
When I was told the price I thought I'd misunderstood and paid by card then was too embarrassed to say anything.
I checked online when I got home. The person who sold me the tickets had to tell me what day and time showing I could go to as they only have 2 wheelchair spaces. Those wheelchair spaces are in the expensive area. So now I'm feeling a bit conned.
Surely it is discriminatory behaviour on their part?
I thought I would treat us to the pantomime, our first outing as a family this year.
There are a few theatres I could have chosen but went for the small local one, there are no famous people in it so thought it would be cheaper.
It cost me £60 for 3 tickets!
I'd gone down to the theatre as I couldn't work out how to book a wheelchair space online. The tickets were advertised as being from £10 and we were all entitled to the discounted rates so I wasn't expecting it to be too expensive.
When I was told the price I thought I'd misunderstood and paid by card then was too embarrassed to say anything.
I checked online when I got home. The person who sold me the tickets had to tell me what day and time showing I could go to as they only have 2 wheelchair spaces. Those wheelchair spaces are in the expensive area. So now I'm feeling a bit conned.
Surely it is discriminatory behaviour on their part?