Unauthorised tickets for hypogeum issued by maltaticket.com
Tickets for the Hal Saflieni Hypogeum for 2012 were issued by maltaticket.com without the consent of Heritage Malta, HM said in a statement.
It said that maltaticket.com was no longer its official ticketing service provider and all those who bought tickets for the hypogeum after November 15 should contact HM as soon as possible on info@heritagemalta.org or 2295 4000 to check about ticket validity.
One should quote the barcode and booking details when calling or writing.
HM apologised for the inconvenienced caused.
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Charlene Bonnici
Jan 2nd, 21:41
the website is blocked!!!
Janet Bayes
Jan 2nd, 22:15
which website? heritage malta isnt blocked.
Paul Caruana
Jan 2nd, 19:18
Nice one maltaticket.com!
Going onto the website gives me a shabby feeling about their system - surely will never buy from it!
Janet Bayes
Jan 2nd, 21:12
would NEVER buy tickets online. Not for anything.
Paul Caruana
Jan 2nd, 22:44
@Janet Bayes
Why not? It's quiet convenient. It's all about checking on feedback from peers who bought from the particular site. Again then, there are people who are not willing to change like you. Well ... keep on living in the past.
maltaticket.com is amateurish and by no means does it give me confidence to buy from it.
Gordon Farrugia
Jan 3rd, 01:30
paul one problem is that maltatickets looks like its been designed by a 12 year old teen.