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WWE Tours *No Ticket Selling, Use Stickied Thread* - June 2023 Dublin Date Announced
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If anyone is interested - here is my write up on the event.
http://www.krank.ie/category/oa/wwe-live-2013-review/
Hashtag_Heel - if it wasn't for your pictures I would have the matcches completely arseways....I was quite tired and emotional!
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No London tapings - BOOOOO!
May 14th in Glasgow at the SSE Hydro
-May 15th in Newcastle at the Metro Radio Arena
-May 16th in Leeds at the First Direct Arena
-May 17th in Nottingham at the Capital FM Arena
-May 18th in Cardiff at the Motorpoint Arena
-May 19th in London at the O2 Arena for a Raw taping
-May 20th in Sheffield at the Motorpoint Arena
-May 20th in London at the O2 Arena for a Smackdown taping
Tickets on sale Nov 18th0 -
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May 14th in Glasgow at the SSE Hydro
-May 15th in Newcastle at the Metro Radio Arena
-May 16th in Leeds at the First Direct Arena
-May 17th in Nottingham at the Capital FM Arena
-May 18th in Cardiff at the Motorpoint Arena
-May 19th in London at the O2 Arena for a Raw taping
-May 20th in Sheffield at the Motorpoint Arena
-May 20th in London at the O2 Arena for a Smackdown taping
Tickets on sale Nov 18th
Nice!
Will definitely pick up tickets for the two tapings. Already bought soccer tickets this morning - this is gonna be an expensive month
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Alright folks, been to the last 5 or 6 house shows with me little lad, who is 9, everytime we have been in the tiered seats in Belfast , but hes always wanted down on the floor , so i went on there this morning and got block B (Aisle block) row 4 seats 13 and 14 , just wondering how good they they would be for his viewing ? im sure he will be buzzing just being on the floor, but just wondered if any of you lads could give us a heads up? the other thing scared me is the stampede that ensues every pin lol, hes as clumsy as his daddy at times and have visions of him gettin squashed lol. looking forward to the show
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Alright folks, been to the last 5 or 6 house shows with me little lad, who is 9, everytime we have been in the tiered seats in Belfast , but hes always wanted down on the floor , so i went on there this morning and got block B (Aisle block) row 4 seats 13 and 14 , just wondering how good they they would be for his viewing ? im sure he will be buzzing just being on the floor, but just wondered if any of you lads could give us a heads up? the other thing scared me is the stampede that ensues every pin lol, hes as clumsy as his daddy at times and have visions of him gettin squashed lol. looking forward to the show cheers.
I'm finding it hard to write an answer that, now that you have the tickets, doesn't make me sound like a buzzkilling *****...0 -
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Listen, if it's his first time down there, it'll probably be such an experience that the negatives will get outweighed drastically.
I think there's about 15-16 rows on the floor before you hit tiered. Forth row means it's highly likely there''ll be people in front of him, either other kids with signs or grown adults who have to stand to see past the kids with signs and all the people standing round ringside. Your kid will likely have to stand on the chair or be lifted up to see the wrestlers when they aren't wrestling (when everyone is told to sit down).
I'd personally not let any kid of mine near that stampede; it's a lawsuit waiting to happen and I'm stunned some kid has never been badly hurt in it. God knows, I've walked away from front row seats with bruises and scars trying to survive it
I'd just ask in advance that you remain considerate to people behind you when it comes show time; I know it can be a vicious cycle whereby because the people in front of Person A is blocking their view, Person A has to then block the view of the people behind them to find a way of seeing.
But as I said, for his first time, it'll likely be such a novelty for the kid to be so close and surrounded by the hardcore fans that those negatives will be outweighed.0 -
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This will be my 6th show and we went with tiered seating this time because i've been struggling to see at ringside the last few times
My boyfriend is 6'1 so he's fine but i'm 5'3 you can't see a thing when even kids stand up in front of you
Block C Row 10, at a good angle so we can still see the entrances and not so far back that it's nosebleed seats 0 -
Teamshadowclan wrote: »Listen, if it's his first time down there, it'll probably be such an experience that the negatives will get outweighed drastically.
I think there's about 15-16 rows on the floor before you hit tiered. Forth row means it's highly likely there''ll be people in front of him, either other kids with signs or grown adults who have to stand to see past the kids with signs and all the people standing round ringside. Your kid will likely have to stand on the chair or be lifted up to see the wrestlers when they aren't wrestling (when everyone is told to sit down).
I'd personally not let any kid of mine near that stampede; it's a lawsuit waiting to happen and I'm stunned some kid has never been badly hurt in it. God knows, I've walked away from front row seats with bruises and scars trying to survive it
I'd just ask in advance that you remain considerate to people behind you when it comes show time; I know it can be a vicious cycle whereby because the people in front of Person A is blocking their view, Person A has to then block the view of the people behind them to find a way of seeing.
But as I said, for his first time, it'll likely be such a novelty for the kid to be so close and surrounded by the hardcore fans that those negatives will be outweighed.
It is his first time down there, i have always chosen tiered seating and explained the reasoning to him ( not great views if people infront of him stand, and the stampede is scary looking when watching from the tiered seats) , i been taking him from he was 5, twice a year, and he has always loved it, always seen the look of, i wish i was on the floor, but i was never for it happening. This time i ll get him down for doors opening get our merchandise and let him walk round the ring and aisle barriers before people get in, but after that, hes staying put in his seat, as you say, it is a law suit waiting to happen.As i say (as every parent does) hes a good lad and appreciative, and a huge fan, and a fan meself, but safety of my kid is more important to me than getting a high five of a superstar and a smashed lip in the process from a 100 kids. im sure itll be an great experience for him , and a on edge night for me lol, cheers for the feedback though mate, appreciated!0 -
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BlahBlahOhYeah wrote: »I'm starting a new job about two weeks before the Dublin show and don't like the idea of taking a day off so soon into it. I may have to take a rain check on May's show It sucks, last week was so much fun!
Call in sick problem sorted , my job rang me to work last Thursday told them I can't work because I'm heading to an wrestling show .0 -
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