Rhythm and Alps
Chamber Rating
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Hippy Chris
If you're young and want to be part of an awesome party.....
Dec 25th, 2022 -
Bex Gordon
Dec 5th, 2022 -
Manuel Mller
Dec 5th, 2022 -
Dolphin Shaving Ltd
This review is based solely on the cashless system R&A use for in festival purchase. When you arrive at R&A and upon confirmation of your ticket you are issued with a wrist band, this then becomes not only your ticket but the only way to carry out in festival purchases. To add credit to the wrist band you first need to activate it, this comes with a $3 charge. Now considering R&A have chosen to run the festival in this way it's kind of a scam to then charge people who have already payed for their tickets just to activate a payment method they have been given no alternative to. No doubt R&A profit from this, as while I understand removing the cash element, why not just use paywave? As the festival went on the system didn't decrease que times at the bar or food vendors but instead just created new queues at the top up stations, so again other than profiteering, how does this system improve the festival experience? Finally as if to really take the p*** you have to wait until a refund link opens to retrieve money you've not spent on your wrist band and guess what, you have to pay for that pleasure too a $3.50 fee is deducted from your remaining balance, and if you don't have over the minimum $3.50 charge guess who's not getting their money back, so again R&A and associates scam an extra fee bucks. Oh and if you cut your wrist band after the festival or lost it, well sadly your wrist band has the required unique 14 digit code on the back to retrieve your unspent cash...so you lose again. Finally I would again stress this review is based solely upon cashless payment system and has no reflection on other elements of the festival.
Dec 29th, 2020 -
Kathelijne Van Essen
Nov 14th, 2020
Contact Info
Questions & Answers
Q Where is Rhythm and Alps located?
A Rhythm and Alps is located at 1653 Cardrona Valley Rd, Makarora Wharf, OTA 9382
Q What is the internet address for Rhythm and Alps?
A The website (URL) for Rhythm and Alps is: http://www.rhythmandalps.co.nz/
Q How is Rhythm and Alps rated?
A Rhythm and Alps has a 4.3 Star Rating from 60 reviewers.
Ratings and Reviews
Rhythm and Alps
Overall Rating
Overall Rating
( 60 Reviews )Hippy Chris on Google
If you're young and want to be part of an awesome party.....
Bex Gordon on Google
Manuel Mller on Google
Dolphin Shaving Ltd on Google
This review is based solely on the cashless system R&A use for in festival purchase.
When you arrive at R&A and upon confirmation of your ticket you are issued with a wrist band, this then becomes not only your ticket but the only way to carry out in festival purchases.
To add credit to the wrist band you first need to activate it, this comes with a $3 charge.
Now considering R&A have chosen to run the festival in this way it's kind of a scam to then charge people who have already payed for their tickets just to activate a payment method they have been given no alternative to.
No doubt R&A profit from this, as while I understand removing the cash element, why not just use paywave?
As the festival went on the system didn't decrease que times at the bar or food vendors but instead just created new queues at the top up stations, so again other than profiteering, how does this system improve the festival experience?
Finally as if to really take the p*** you have to wait until a refund link opens to retrieve money you've not spent on your wrist band and guess what, you have to pay for that pleasure too a $3.50 fee is deducted from your remaining balance, and if you don't have over the minimum $3.50 charge guess who's not getting their money back, so again R&A and associates scam an extra fee bucks.
Oh and if you cut your wrist band after the festival or lost it, well sadly your wrist band has the required unique 14 digit code on the back to retrieve your unspent cash...so you lose again.
Finally I would again stress this review is based solely upon cashless payment system and has no reflection on other elements of the festival.
Kathelijne Van Essen on Google