Questions we have already gotten
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The various folks from 06 and 07 who you voted for way back when.
Also Jordan Kerzee is helping.
(hi it’s me, Jordan. I’m typing this in real time to you as I’m trapped in the website. Someone please let me out!)
If you have questions hit up Will Reno or Jordan Kerzee (jordan.kerzee@gmail.com)
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Not locked in yet, and that is exactly what the deposits are for. No venue in Midlothian will hold a date without a headcount, so the plan is simple: collect deposits, see how many of us are actually coming, then book a place that fits and a weekend that works for the most people. The moment it is set it goes on this site and everyone who put down a deposit gets an email.
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No One Turned Away For Lack Of Funds. Tickets are not on sale yet, but when they are there will be a $0 option, and if money is the only reason you would not be in the room, that one is yours. Same ticket as every other one, nobody at the door knows which you used, and you never have to explain yourself to anyone. That is the whole policy.
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Two things. It comes off your ticket, so when tickets go on sale your $5 is credited toward whatever tier you pick and it is not an extra charge. And it gives us a real headcount instead of a guess, because free RSVP lists are always bigger than the room they need. Deposits are non-refundable if you end up not coming, and every dollar goes into the event fund.
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Yes. Spouses, partners, plus-ones, all welcome. Buy one ticket for each person coming with you. Whether the night works for kids depends on the venue, so we will answer that here as soon as we have one booked.
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Ticket yes, deposit no. Up to thirty days before the event we will refund your ticket in full. After that the money is already committed to the venue and the food. The $5 deposit is non-refundable either way. If something real happens, email us anyway and we will work it out.
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Because we sat in the same cafeteria. The two classes overlapped for three years and so did most of the friend groups, the teams and the parking lot. One combined reunion is bigger, cheaper per person and a lot more fun than two half-empty rooms. If you graduated a year on either side and want to crash, there is an option for that on the deposit form.