Thursday dating events refund: what Thursday's pages say
Thursday has a refund-policy page for ticket refund and cancellation terms, but it loads by script. Where each problem goes, from Thursday's own pages.
UK dating apps, 18+ and unsentimental
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Thursday has a refund-policy page for ticket refund and cancellation terms, but it loads by script. Where each problem goes, from Thursday's own pages.
Thursday's homepage, FAQ and UK App Store listing, as read here, give no age range for its events, and the 4+ is Apple's app rating, not an entry age.
Thursday's company, Honeypot Dating LTD, is Active with filings in date, per the register read 8 October 2026. What that proves, and what it does not.
One UK reviewer put a Thursday bar event at £10 in April 2025. What the app stores show on ticket prices and door tickets, read on 4 October 2026.
Thursday Events is rated 4.5 from 199 ratings on the UK App Store. What its reviews describe, and what the listing never tells you, such as price.
Thursday switched its one-day-a-week app off in January 2025 and pivoted to events. What its company's Companies House filings show since.
Thursday's swipe app closed in Jan 2025. Now you pick an event, buy a ticket on thursday.com with no login or matching, and turn up. Checked 4 Oct 2026.
A 2023 sixty-city claim, a January 2025 death notice and a store listing updated 7 September 2026 disagree. What each proves about Thursday outside London.
The swipe app's UK store listings return 404, yet Honeypot Dating LTD is Active and shipped Thursday Events 6.0.3 on 7 September 2026. Read 11 Sept 2026.
Kasalyst has opened paid membership ahead of an Autumn 2026 launch: £95 to join, £60 a month, tickets on top. Its own pages say the first events will be London based.
The brand closed on 30 April with two days' notice and was reported relaunched on 1 September under a Delaware-incorporated operator that publishes an Ontario address. Reviewed on the name, the database behind it, and where a UK member now stands.
The government says the subscription regime commences in January 2027. No reminder duty binds anyone yet — and what will bind stops at the subscription, not the shelf of one-off purchases sitting next to it.
Trainline, Virgin Atlantic and RED Driving School are under investigation over fees left out of the headline price. The category that sells add-ons hardest was not named, and the sums involved explain why.
The most-repeated UK dating number of the year is being quoted in its loosest form. The headline figure is smaller than advertised, the age split is the interesting part, and there is no regional breakdown at all.
British users encounter a different set of gates, at different prices, for reasons that have more to do with consumer-protection rules than with product philosophy.
The prompt-led app that changed how profiles are written, reviewed on the question this desk always asks: does it work north of Watford, and how would anyone know.
Every app works in London. The interesting question — and the one nobody publishes data on — is what happens in a town of ninety thousand.