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Paul McCartney - RDS June 12 2010. All discussion, no ticket sales or swaps
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Thanks - Thought that would be the case so looks like I'll need to head straight to the gig - I was at the O2 gig in December and my memory is the gig started quite close to 8.00 and finished just before 11.00. Anyone else remember the times
Yeah, I was surprised at how short a delay there was in starting the gig, it was like ten past 8 or something. And he finished just before 11 - I remember because we were running for the last bus like mad things and nearly missed it.
Got my tickets today! Starting to get really excited. I was debating whether or not to go a second time so soon after the December gig, but it's Paul f-ing McCartney! At least I know I'm going to get a good show out of it.
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Out of curiosity I seached for a ticket to sit in the pit area because of all the recent advertising push to sell out the gig. I was able to get a seat today in row "C" that 3 rows from the front of the stage, goes from row A-Z. A little frustrating for all the fans who bought months ago who were/are denied best tickets. Ah well, my little moan.:(
Should be a fantastic gig even if we are a mile back from the stage in the standing area 0 -
Out of curiosity I seached for a ticket to sit in the pit area because of all the recent advertising push to sell out the gig. I was able to get a seat today in row "C" that 3 rows from the front of the stage, goes from row A-Z. A little frustrating for all the fans who bought months ago who were/are denied best tickets. Ah well, my little moan.:(
Should be a fantastic gig even if we are a mile back from the stage in the standing area
You can't be serious? There is a seating area in front of the pit for standing? That, if true, is absolutely ridiculous and bizzaire. It's a stadium FFS, those who want to sit have all the thousands of seats to do so - the reason I got standing was so I could be as close to the stage as possible just like with every gig. Who on earth came up with such an insane idea? I have never seen people standing behind the seated area - it makes no sence and will kill the atmosphere.:mad: I am seriously annoyed about this - how far back will the standing be? Will it be out of the pit entirely? From the Bruce gig I was at last summer, the pit was fairly big and went around half way down the pitch so those standing will be all the way back there?:eek:
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Out of curiosity I seached for a ticket to sit in the pit area because of all the recent advertising push to sell out the gig. I was able to get a seat today in row "C" that 3 rows from the front of the stage, goes from row A-Z. A little frustrating for all the fans who bought months ago who were/are denied best tickets. Ah well, my little moan.:(
Should be a fantastic gig even if we are a mile back from the stage in the standing area
I just tried there and was offered two in Row E in front of the stage.. remember trying the morning of the presale and being offered two in Row B but couldnt justify paying €320 so soon after seeing him at the O2 and settled for standing..Id imagine it will be roughly 15 foot from the stage to Row A, then the 26 rows of seats and then about 10 foot to the barrier so wont be as far as it was at Bruce..but agreed its a bit of a mental set-up alright..if ya really want to be at the front could always buy a couple of pitch seats now and try and offload your standing ones at a loss, that is of course if you have a bank balance similiar to a certain Mr. McCartney:PYou can't be serious? There is a seating area in front of the pit for standing? That, if true, is absolutely ridiculous and bizzaire. It's a stadium FFS, those who want to sit have all the thousands of seats to do so - the reason I got standing was so I could be as close to the stage as possible just like with every gig. Who on earth came up with such an insane idea? I have never seen people standing behind the seated area - it makes no sence and will kill the atmosphere.:mad: I am seriously annoyed about this - how far back will the seats be? Will it be out of the pit entirely? From the Bruce gig I was at last summer, the pit was fairly big and went around half way down the pitch so those standing will be all the way back there?:eek:0 -
You can't be serious? There is a seating area in front of the pit for standing? That, if true, is absolutely ridiculous and bizzaire. It's a stadium FFS, those who want to sit have all the thousands of seats to do so - the reason I got standing was so I could be as close to the stage as possible just like with every gig. Who on earth came up with such an insane idea? I have never seen people standing behind the seated area - it makes no sence and will kill the atmosphere.:mad: I am seriously annoyed about this - how far back will the standing be? Will it be out of the pit entirely? From the Bruce gig I was at last summer, the pit was fairly big and went around half way down the pitch so those standing will be all the way back there?:eek:
This is the very reason why my friends and I are not going to this gig. Already twenty foot from the stage with another 26 rows (and likely another ten foot security barrier) of seats in front of you. I can't justify paying close to the amount of money they are asking to sit in front of the stage. At the 02 gig I payed ninety and was one row back from the barrier dead centre. It would kill the atmosphere for me, especially if the people in the seats actually stay sitting down.0 -
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