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Bummed out

Got browser errors trying to get to login page, using Safari, so go figure. Anyone else experience this?

This will be the first WWDC I have missed in years.
 
The system is really rotten. Ticket is not reserved when you add it to the cart!

I was entering payment information and clicked Next got message "There was an error, please return to store page". And my shopping cart empty, ticket gone.

So the people who are typing their address faster got tickets.
 
WUt...

The 'staff' working there are the ACTUAL Apple employees who wrote the code you're questioning. These aren't minimum wage fry people here.

Sounds like you're lying, and promoting this website, or you ended up asking cafeteria help.

I have no idea what your talking about. Im not promoting that website actually I think I will pull that right now. Nor am I lying. Last year I went... and yes, I did talk to Apple developers, however there are loads of developers "filling in" on topics they are not really competent to discuss. I attended 4 different sessions and basically got half an answer to.
 
Apple Needs to address this ASAP...

My business partner and I were accessing the login page simultaneously with auto-fill enabled at 1:00 sharp. He was able to get in and order his ticket but I kept getting bounced to a generic error page that would redirect me back to the main WWDC Tickets page and kept getting the same thing every time I'd click through. Now despite the fact that he got a ticket, we're both pissed because the plan was for us to be able to go to this event together and be able to network/learn in parallel.

Apple needs to:
a) Staff-up more engineers for events like this,
b) Have multiple WWDC events throughout the year,
c) Have a better ecomm system for processing these requests.

We've been doing iOS dev for almost 3 years now and my business runs completely on Apple technology. It's extremely disenfranchising to run into a situation like this and significantly reduces our enthusiasm as proud Apple advocates both in our personal and professional lives.

:(
 
Wow..

Apple must have one hell of a moral compass not to charge $10,000 a ticket. They would still sell out in a few hours.
 
I got my ticket, but for those that didn't...
 

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I like it when apple announce wwdc out of the blue and it could sold out in two hours.

Not like this, where people would be aware a day in advance and click buy immediately when it opens.

Well, with the other method people would be literally asleep when tickets sales were announced, so people in many time zones, or with different work schedules, would be completely out of luck.
 
So what you guys are saying is they are out of tickets already?

It would be cool to go but $2500+ after tickets, flight and hotel not to mention the time I would have to take off work just isnt worth it.

I do dream of a time when I can spend that much money and it will be worth it though. :)
 
I feel a lot people are scalping these tickets. I hope Apple starts making these non-transferrable.

If I managed to buy tickets, I could only transfer them to people who have been on my team yesterday (before the ticket sale was announced). They have been non-transferable except inside a team for years.
 
Same thing happened to us... do what we are going to

My business partner and I were accessing the login page simultaneously with auto-fill enabled at 1:00 sharp. He was able to get in and order his ticket but I kept getting bounced to a generic error page that would redirect me back to the main WWDC Tickets page and kept getting the same thing every time I'd click through. Now despite the fact that he got a ticket, we're both pissed because the plan was for us to be able to go to this event together and be able to network/learn in parallel.

Apple needs to:
a) Staff-up more engineers for events like this,
b) Have multiple WWDC events throughout the year,
c) Have a better ecomm system for processing these requests.

We've been doing iOS dev for almost 3 years now and my business runs completely on Apple technology. It's extremely disenfranchising to run into a situation like this and significantly reduces our enthusiasm as proud Apple advocates both in our personal and professional lives.

:(

We got one ticket for 2 developers. We will both attend and have to pick and choose which sessions who gets to go to while the other guys "watches" the vid sessions after they post them back at that hotel.
 
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