How much do Thursday dating events cost? No current official UK price could be read: Thursday’s FAQ and terms pages returned no readable text on 4 October 2026. The only dated UK ticket figure found is £10 for a bar event, reported by one reviewer on Thursday’s Google Play listing on 20 April 2025. The app is listed as free.
This is the cost question only. For the format, see how Thursday events work in the UK; for whether a ticket is good value, the App Store verdict.
How much do Thursday dating events cost, according to UK reviewers?
The Google Play listing for Thursday, read in the UK storefront on 4 October 2026, is published by Honeypot Dating LTD from an address in North Leigh. It says the app offers “curated event listings, ticketing and updates”, and it was updated on 26 September 2026. The header shows 3.6 stars from 600 reviews; the phone tab shows 3.5 from 597. Three reviews are displayed. One names a price.
That reviewer, writing on 20 April 2025 and saying they live in London, called the events “way more expensive” than a year to eighteen months earlier, and put the cost at £10 to meet people in a bar with no icebreakers and no free drink. Thirty-two people marked the review helpful.
Read it for what it is. It is one person’s ticket, it is almost eighteen months old, it does not name the event or the venue, and it is not Thursday’s price list. Nothing in the store-listing text this desk read says what a ticket costs today.
The cost evidence, in date order
Every row below was read on 4 October 2026 from the two UK store listings.
| Date | Source | What it says about cost |
|---|---|---|
| 14/08/2024 | App Store review | Saturday run club: free drink on arrival, buy-one-get-one-free drinks token afterwards; no ticket price given |
| 03/10/2024 | App Store review | The events app removed the count of tickets sold |
| 20/04/2025 | Play review | £10 for a bar event; dearer than a year to eighteen months earlier |
| 11/05/2025 | Play review | No clarity on when tickets go on sale |
| 15/10/2025 | Play review | Questions what they are paying for |
| 30/09/2026 | Thursday’s reply on Play | Tickets on sale once published; door tickets sometimes an hour after start, subject to capacity |
| 04/10/2026 | UK App Store | App listed as Free; 4.5 from 199 ratings |
One priced row in seven. That is the honest size of the public record on this question, as far as two app stores go.
What does a Thursday ticket actually buy?
It depends on the event, and the reviews pull in opposite directions. The UK App Store listing displays a review from August 2024 of a Saturday morning run club: hosts, a free drink on arrival, about 50 people, and a buy-one-get-one-free drinks token back at the venue. The April 2025 Play reviewer describes a bar event with none of that.
The other Play reviews are about what the money gets. The May 2025 reviewer says the events used to include activities such as VR and axe throwing and are now mainly drinking. The October 2025 reviewer says many events amount to turning up and drinking, and wonders what they are paying for.
Thursday’s reply of 30 September 2026 says its events run from host-led matchmaking to run clubs and paddle games. A single price would not cover all of those, and no review read here prices anything other than the bar night. If the run club and the bar night cost different amounts, neither store listing says so in the text read here.
Why can’t this desk give Thursday’s own price?
Because the pages that would carry it sent no text back. Thursday’s FAQ and terms pages both answered STATUS 200 to this desk’s plain request on 4 October 2026 and returned no readable body; they appear to be built in the browser, so a plain fetch sees an empty shell. That is a statement about what this desk could read, not a claim that Thursday publishes no prices.
Refund terms, booking fees and any difference between men’s and women’s tickets fall into the same gap. None of them is stated in the text read, so none is stated here.
The second-ranked page for this query is a 2022 first-person blog post about the original once-a-week app. The portion of it this desk read on 4 October 2026 contained no ticket price, so no figure from it appears here either. Anything quoted elsewhere from search snippets is not a source.
The practical upshot: both listings say ticketing runs through the app, so check the price there, per event, before booking, and do not assume last year’s figure.
The regional angle is no better served. Whether the app is worth installing outside the M25 at all is its own question.
Frequently asked questions
How much are Thursday event tickets?
No current official figure could be read. The only dated UK figure this desk found is £10 for a bar event, reported by one reviewer on Thursday’s Google Play listing on 20 April 2025, who said events had become more expensive. That is one person’s ticket, not a price list, and Thursday’s FAQ and terms pages returned no readable text on 4 October 2026.
Is Thursday dating free?
The app is free to download; the events are ticketed. The UK App Store lists the Thursday Events app as Free, read on 4 October 2026, and both store listings say it offers ticketing. Thursday’s own replies on Google Play describe tickets going on sale once an event is published. Neither listing prints what a ticket costs in the text this desk read.
Can you buy Thursday tickets on the door?
Sometimes. In replies dated 30 September 2026 on its UK Google Play listing, Thursday said tickets are available once published, with door tickets sometimes offered an hour after the start, subject to capacity. That is Thursday’s own wording, not a promise for any particular event, and the reply gives no door price.
Are Thursday events cheaper outside London?
Nothing read here can say. The one priced review on the Play listing comes from a reviewer who says they live in London, and none of the reviews read on either store prices an event in Manchester, Leeds, Birmingham or anywhere else. A regional comparison would need Thursday’s own pages, and the ones this desk tried returned no readable text.
None of this recommends a ticket. This site covers dating for adults aged 18 and over, and no page read here states the events’ entry age or a current price.