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Almost: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seattle_Underground https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seattle_Underground

• rvnx 3y ago
  Seems amazing! I can see on the tours when you purchase the tickets online yourself: "There is a $2.50 convenience applied to each ticket at checkout." What does that mean ? You have to give tips to a computer ? Is that a thing in the US ? Like at the self-service checkout ?
  • odux 3y ago
    It used to be “for the convenience of being able to buy a ticket from home” which is ridiculous by itself because online tickets makes things cheaper the venue. Now it is “for the convenience of the ability to buy tickets at all” because in some places that is the only way to buy tickets. I had an electric company that charged a $2 fee for online payment. I seriously considered paying them by check every month. The choice seemed to be between they charging me $ for an online payment or I charging them $ (indirectly for all the labor it takes for processing a paper check, they even sent me a prepaid envelope). It is atrocious that a company charges us for making something cheaper for them. (I ended up using my banks bill pay feature because I didn’t want to risk a check being lost in the mail).
    • rvnx 3y ago
      Thank you!