11 / Terms of sale
TERMS
OF SALE.
Tickets, admission, cancellation, resale: the rules of the game.
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Scope and seller
These terms govern the sale of admission tickets to the Generation TCG show on 6–7 March 2027 at Liège Expo, and admission to the show. The ticket seller is La Guilde des Cartes SRL, Louveterie 27, 4830 Limbourg, company number 1026.445.684, VAT BE 1026.445.684, email info@generationtcg.be.
Placing an order implies acceptance of these terms, which are made available to the buyer before payment.
Sales platform
Tickets are sold exclusively through the Billetweb platform, reached from the Tickets page. The platform’s terms of use also apply to the ordering process. No payment is made on generationtcg.be. Tickets bought through channels other than those announced by the organiser are not guaranteed.
Tickets and prices
- Saturday ticket or Sunday ticket: admission on the chosen day, Saturday 6 or Sunday 7 March 2027.
- Weekend ticket: admission on both days.
Tickets are sold in three successive waves, at increasing prices:
- Wave 1 (reduced price): €13.50 for a one-day ticket, €23 for a weekend ticket;
- Wave 2: €15 for a one-day ticket, €25 for a weekend ticket;
- Wave 3: €16.50 for a one-day ticket, €27 for a weekend ticket.
You pay the price shown on the platform when you order. Prices are in euros, VAT included. Any platform service fees are clearly shown before the order is confirmed. Children and reduced prices: [free-entry age, proof required].
Order, payment and confirmation
Orders are placed on the platform, which offers the available payment methods. The contract is formed when payment is confirmed. A confirmation email containing the e-ticket(s) is sent to the address provided; please check your spam folder before contacting the organisers.
E-tickets
Each ticket has a unique code valid for one entry per admission day purchased. Only the first ticket presented is accepted: any copy or screenshot is refused once the code has been scanned. Keep your ticket safe; the organiser is not responsible for loss, theft or duplication by a third party. Tickets may be shown on a smartphone or printed.
No right of withdrawal
Under Article VI.53, 12° of the Belgian Code of Economic Law, the 14-day right of withdrawal does not apply to leisure services provided on a specific date. A purchased ticket can therefore not be cancelled or refunded at the buyer’s request, except in the cases below.
Cancellation, postponement or changes
If the organiser cancels the event, the ticket price is refunded to the buyer through the platform within [30] days. If the event is postponed, tickets remain valid for the new dates; buyers unable to attend may request a refund within the period announced with the postponement. The programme (exhibitors, tournaments, activities, guests) may change without giving rise to a refund, as the ticket grants admission to the show. Force majeure is handled under Belgian law.
No resale
Under the Belgian Act of 30 July 2013 on the sale of event tickets, habitual resale of tickets and occasional resale above the original price are prohibited. Tickets resold in breach of these rules may be cancelled without refund. [State whether name changes or official resale through the platform are possible]
Admission rules
- Opening hours: [Saturday and Sunday hours].
- Minors under [age] must be accompanied by a responsible adult.
- For everyone’s safety, licensed security staff may carry out a visual check of bags and clothing, in accordance with the Belgian Act of 2 October 2017 on private security. Refusing this check may lead to refused entry.
- Prohibited: weapons and dangerous items, illegal substances, alcoholic drinks brought from outside, animals (except assistance dogs), selling without the organisers’ consent. [list to be completed with Liège Expo]
- Leaving and re-entering on the same day: [allowed with wristband / not allowed].
- Any dangerous, violent or discriminatory behaviour, or behaviour contrary to staff and venue instructions, may lead to exclusion without refund.
- Liège Expo’s venue rules also apply on site.
Purchases and trades on site
Sales by exhibitors are made directly between the exhibitor and the visitor: the exhibitor alone is responsible for products, authenticity, condition and price. Card trades between visitors are at their own risk. Check your cards before any trade or purchase.
Tournaments
Tournament registration takes place on external platforms and may require a valid admission ticket in addition to any entry fee. Each tournament follows the rules of its organiser and of the game concerned.
Photos, videos and image rights
Photos and videos may be taken during the show by the organiser or on its behalf. By entering the show, every visitor agrees to be photographed or filmed and authorises the organiser to use these images, without payment, to present and promote the event on its website, social media and communication materials. For minors, this authorisation is given by their parents or by the adult accompanying them. Visitors who do not want this can tell the photographer on site or ask for an image to be removed at info@generationtcg.be. Details are in the privacy policy.
Liability
Visitors remain responsible for their personal belongings, including cards and binders. Subject to the mandatory provisions of the Code of Economic Law, the organiser is not liable for loss, theft or damage to personal items unless caused by its own fault. Nothing in these terms limits the organiser’s liability for fraud, gross negligence or personal injury caused by its fault.
Personal data
Order and admission data is processed in accordance with the privacy policy.
Complaints and disputes
Complaints can be sent to info@generationtcg.be. If no amicable solution is found, consumers may contact the Belgian Consumer Mediation Service free of charge, North Gate II, Boulevard du Roi Albert II 8 box 1, 1000 Brussels — consumerombudsman.be. These terms are governed by Belgian law; competent courts are determined by the Belgian Judicial Code and consumer protection rules.
Last updated: 10 November 2026




