Our night with a Kardashian was a catastrophe!
I FEEL very let down. Scott disick, partner of Kourtney Kardashian, has been on our TV screens for six years. As a die-hard Kardashian fan and ultra-keen fan of self-styled ‘Lord’ disick, when I heard he was descending on the UK, my friends and I knew we had to go. We instantly looked into the best place to see him and found ticket packages from £5 to £20. We decided Cardiff would be best as we’d been to the Glam club there. online tickets sold out instantly but the club tweeted a mobile number of a rep selling tickets. I rang and confirmed that a £20 VIP ticket would include queue jump, access to the private bar and VIP room and the chance of being filmed for Keeping Up With The Kardashians while meeting the ‘Lord’ himself. I ordered four tickets and was told to pick them up from the office opposite Glam in Cardiff. on the day, we travelled for an hour and a half to our hotel in Cardiff, staying at the Ibis, which cost us £50 each. We dolledup in new outfits but arrived at the Glam to be greeted by two unhappy bouncers and a man we recognised as Jordan reed, from MTV’s The Valleys, who told us to join the queue. We politely said we’d paid for VIP tickets and he laughed and said: ‘Everyone here is a VIP. Go to the back of the line.’ We had to queue for 30 minutes in drizzly weather before being Id-ed and swapping our print-out tickets for wrist bands. A young lady on the door told us Scott would be arriving at 1am. We asked if we’d actually get to meet him and she said everyone who had paid for the VIP package would get the chance to meet Scott himself. We were very excited. As midnight approached, the private bar ran out of drinks. It wasn’t until 2.30am that Scott finally arrived — which was very disappointing as we knew the club closed at 3am. We weren’t told where to go for our ‘meet and greet’ and looked in various rooms and asked several people — until we saw Scott making his way towards the VIP room and followed him. We encountered Jordan reed again, who took one look at us and said: ‘There’s no point you being here, leave.’ He was allowing the girls he knew and those in the shortest outfits into the area but wouldn’t let us in. Then 3am came and Scott disick left instantly. In total, we paid out £80 on tickets, £100 on hotel rooms and £70 on drinks in Glam, plus the price of new outfits and petrol money just to get pushed around by Jordan reed and see our idol from the other side of the room. I’ve never been so disappointed.
CHLOE HUGHES,
Caerleon, Mons.