Just checked Ticketmaster.co.uk

31.07.2007, 8.29am BST, the seat below is still available on TM:

21st show

Section
Row
Seats
Description
BK C3
K
44
PRICE LEVEL 1
FLOOR SEAT Type1
FULL PRICE TICKET
Ticket Price £150.00
Service Charge £15.00


23rd show

Section
Row
Seats
Description
BK C3
A
45
PRICE LEVEL 1
FLOOR SEAT Type1
FULL PRICE TICKET
Ticket Price £150.00
Service Charge £15.00

FLOOR SEAT

26rd show

Section
Row
Seats
Description
BK C3
A
48
PRICE LEVEL 1
FLOOR SEAT Type1
FULL PRICE TICKET
Ticket Price £150.00
Service Charge £15.00

In C3 the seat closest to the catwalk is No. 41

I am waiting for them to release more in B or A blocks, seems possible the way it is going....

SD



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 2007-07-31 10:41 by SonicDreamer.

that sounds good.
thanks

41-42 (directly at the bstage Available for 21 and 23 right now) (for 23 at row A!)

just bought C3 42-43 Row a for Sunday (seat 41 must be occupied already), was quite happy with my B1 seat up to right now, but directly at the B-stage might be even better now.. ANyone interested in in the B1 -seats?

COST?

Adrian-L Wrote:
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> COST?


flor seats are all 150 pounds + ticketmaster service charge. They seem to sell now all the seats directly at the B-stage for all three shows.

all seat categories seems to available now.

will the A-blcoks front rows be coming now, too?

here's what is popping up right now for me for the 23rd:

Section
Row
Seats

BK C3
A
41 - 42

timbernardis Wrote:
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> here's what is popping up right now for me for the
> 23rd:
>
> Section
> Row
> Seats
>
> BK C3
> A
> 41 - 42



yepp, these seats are available now since ~2 hours. I just think I am overdoing it if I go there, too.

So are all these seats returns or what ?.
Buying tickets for a concert these days is like a game of hide and seek.
It's just bollocks. ALL seats should go on sale at the SAME time on a first come first served basis. Simple as.

I assume that they might be from some not soold permium 3000 $ hotel deals. For Rome front row also showed up suddenly ~ 14 days before the show.

I keep checking what's available and debating whether to fly over from the US for a show. I doubt we will see the Stones tour again in America.

The O2 shows could be a last hurrah.

My worry is the reports of Keith's playing from Europe. Do I want to invest a coule thousand $$$ to hear him fumble his way thru a show. (Yes, I know I will be called 'not a true fan' or worse, but listening to boots from 2007 shows, I think I'd rather remember them from 2005, 2002, 1999, 1995, 1989, 1981, and 1978...than where they may be now).

buffalo7478 Wrote:
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> I keep checking what's available and debating
> whether to fly over from the US for a show. I
> doubt we will see the Stones tour again in
> America.
>
> The O2 shows could be a last hurrah.
>
> My worry is the reports of Keith's playing from
> Europe. Do I want to invest a coule thousand $$$
> to hear him fumble his way thru a show. (Yes, I
> know I will be called 'not a true fan' or worse,
> but listening to boots from 2007 shows, I think
> I'd rather remember them from 2005, 2002, 1999,
> 1995, 1989, 1981, and 1978...than where they may
> be now).

<<< My worry is the reports of Keith's playing from Europe >>>

I will stick my neck out here and say that you need not have the slightest worry in this respect. I'm the first to say that among the crop of shows I personally have seen (nine so far) on the Europe 2007 leg of the tour there for sure HAVE been mistakes that have been plainly audible, but to be fair, they haven't been of a variety that for the most part you wouldn't have heard before - and that you're equally unlikely not to hear again. It's just "them" being "them", as we're all well used to by this time. IF you accept that, and of course you're at liberty not to if you feel so inclined, then for my money the Stones you'll hear in some 3 week time will sound to you every bit as good as they've sounded on the ABB tour so far, and indeed previous tours within the last say 10 years. Unless you really do judge them in their complete and utter entirety from an armchair in your living room listening to boots of (shall we say) partially dubious origin and quality ... I would suggest that it would be well worth your while jumping on that transatlantic flight and catching one of the few remaining European shows, in particular the London ones. I don't think you'll be disappointed.