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A shower of ..... They charge £15 to scam you.
Basically a business paying Google to have them at the top of the search engine to take extra cash off you, don't use them.
They even have the cheek to only offer you a "real" bill from the principle website, excluding (hiding) Their scam booking fee.
Should be band
It’s a bad site with wrong information. Don’t buy tickets.
Website is a scam. Official QR wouldn’t work so searched for sagrada tickets and this came up. Purchased two tickets but never received them. Avoid at all costs
I went to sagrada familia in Barcelona. You can buy tickets there but in reception they tell you if you buy online it's 5eur cheaper. So I tried to buy two tickets on my mobile phone. I couldn't get their QR code to work so I googled for sagrada familia tickets. The first entry was this website. First choice ticket advertised as "Fast track Tickets to Sagrada Familia" great! I think, we'll skip the long queue to come in. The ticket was 20.5EUR but when you click on the link it turns into 25EUR. Then when you are checking out they add 16 EUR fees. which I stupidly accepted. Then when we went to our allocated time, there isn't a fast track queue to come in, the long queue was people with the same ticket we had, some staff member told us the fast track is a scam. Then to our disappointment we couldn't go up the towers with this ticket. So we end up paying 27EURs more for two tickets than had the two tickets been bought in the official site, no fast track and no towers. The receipt with how much you paid is also sent separately from the tickets with and expiring email, which disappears from your inbox, so that after a while you can't double check what is that you paid for. The slogan for their email with the tickets is "be spontaneous" which to me sounds like suggesting to don't bother having been ripped off. I really wish I had just bought the ticket at the door!
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