How many guest tickets can I buy?
On Launch Night (in the Bar) and for the first 72 hours that tickets are on sale online, Jesuans will be able to buy their own ticket and two guest tickets. From 13:00 on 22nd February, the guest limit will be extended to a total of four guest tickets. Tickets then go on sale to the rest of the university on the 26th February 1pm.
Please note: You will need the email addresses of guests that you wish to buy tickets for.
I can't make the ball anymore - what should I do?
The Jesus May Ball doesn't offer refunds - however, it is possible to transfer the ticket into another name, although there is a fee for this (some of this is donated to charity!). We may also have a waitlist of people who are looking to buy a ticket from someone, please contact us at
[email protected].
We strongly discourage guests from selling tickets for a profit, and would like to urge those who are looking for a ticket to apply through the waitlist first to avoid high markups.
I'm on the waiting list… now what?
If any spare tickets become available (e.g. from people not paying for their tickets), we will contact people on the waiting list in the order they went on. You'll stay on the waiting list until a few weeks before the ball, to give you the best chance of getting a ticket.
Can I change the name on my ticket?
Name changes on tickets can be done
here, for a fee of £40, however this fee will increase to £50 after the 22nd April. Changes will be made to the tickets after payment confirmation. The deadline for all name change requests is the 6th June.
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