Originally by: Ven Li

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are the tickets out yet???

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Originally by: Sir Nimmo

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A little update with the Sisters of Eve info would be nice, I think I might hold off booking my pass until the sisters of Eve part of it appears.

Thanks for getting the tickets up though, glad you got your troubles with the system sorted.

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Originally by: Equipment Warehouse

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Originally by: Imperius Blackheart

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Edited by: Imperius Blackheart on 27/10/2008 06:58:40
A little more than a week away and I'd love some advice over currency. Basically you can't buy Icelandic Krona here in the UK atm because of the crash, so whats the best option for me to being money with me? Dollars/Euros/Stirling? And how will I get local currency after I arrive? The last offical statement was that Krona would likely be available well before Fanfest, but considering last year I had to order my currency in advance of 3 days I'm only left with 3 days to get it sorted.

Any advice will be appreciated, Thanks.

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Imperius,
Amrican express kiosk at Glasgow airport are still doing krona call the heatheow one to find if they are. Quote something like americanexpressfx4u (see Amex webby) and u get it commision free. If not landisbank (? Sp) show a tourist rate of 190ish so you will be able to get at airport on arrival the telephone number for the airoport bank kiosk is on the kef airport webby if you want to call in advance to check rate. I'm bring cash or we will get hammered with commision charges using cards

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Originally by: Walter Model

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Edited by: Walter Model on 30/10/2008 19:41:26
Hello CCP and fellow eve players.

I¦m Icelandic and Fan Fest ticket price have raised up around 110% from last year ticket price

So yes, I¦m not going this year.. it¦s way too expensive

Less people are going this year because of economic situation in the world, specially in Iceland. I know that fan fest is far away to be sold out this year.
Have CCP any plans to lower the ticket price or whatever to boost the ticket sale for fan fest?

More people, more fun you know

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Originally by: Jimmy Cliff

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I can't exchange currency, where I am. I read on the blog that you can exchange to ISK in Iceland from the various currency...

But from what I can find there are at least two rates ISK is valued for the time being.
What rate should I expect to exchange at in Iceland?

One rate is the 'old' value from before the crisis started, and the other is about half that from after the crisis started... the difference is too signinficant not to be clear on

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