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Bath Rugby in-depth player, match and club news.
Pulteney Bridge 8, BA2 4AX, Bath, United Kingdom
2.8
3 reviews
Must be the worst website ever. They must be losing so much money because their website is absolutely crap. You've just lost a booking for 12 people in your so called hospitality gold because your website just doesn't work. Bye.
Date of experience: August 28, 2024
Great rugby team and grounds - absolute rubbish booking system - the end
Date of experience: May 28, 2021
After being a Bath Rugby supporter for many years I've ended my support after they have repeatedly refused to refund £400 in ticket money for a game that is postponed because of covid 19They keep telling me that I can use the tickets when the game goes ahead or get a refund when the dates are confirmed. I know now that I cannot attend the match whenever/if ever it goes ahead. Just like the airlines, they are trying to hold on to customers money for as long as possible and put as many obsticles in the way of getting a refund. I love Rugby but it pains me to say that it has gone the way of soccer and is now under the control of spivs and parasites. Be warned before you buy a ticket.
Date of experience: April 09, 2020
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