Anthony Gouder, Senglea
Endless queue
It took two-and-a-half hours in an endless queue at the Mediterranean Conference Centre to book two tickets for the musical Ġensna.
I expect the MCC management to issue an explanation for such poor service. Perhaps, the management may also wish to state what measures are being taken to avoid similar inconvenience in future.
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Moira Heath
Apr 26th 2009, 20:27
I agree, but the truth is if you want to spend an evening out on this tiny island which does not include food, you don't have much choice. Personally speaking, I would attend activities at the MCC more often if the procedure to get tickets was simpler. But then again, the maltese are really used to shoddy service. The last time I've been to the MCC (a few weeks ago after an absence from my part of about 9 years), the event was sold out. That's no incentive for MCC to offer a better service.
c.camilleri
Apr 26th 2009, 16:25
There is something queer about this little island. Maltese groan and moan day and night but everything is grabbed up within hours whether these are bonds, shows, etc. Is this a sign of poverty stricken population which the left wants to depict?
Anthony Magri
Apr 26th 2009, 15:20
Perhaps the problem is desire to discourage attendance in view of the origin of the musical