London

The O2 Arena, London, UK

Sunday 25th November
Thursday 29th November
PRE-SALE

Monday 15th October 12.30PM BST

AMEX Pre-sale Tickets
Please note, to be eligible for this pre-sale use an Amex card to pay.

Hotel Packages

VIP Hospitality Packages

Wednesday 17th October 9AM BST

Stones Archive Subscribers
Anyone who subscribes to the Stones Archive mailing list is eligible.

O2 Customers information TBC.
GENERAL ONSALE

Friday 19th October 9AM BST

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Newark

The Prudential Center, Newark, New Jersey, USA

Thursday 13th December 2012
Saturday 15th December 2012
PRE-SALE

Saturday 20th October 2012 12PM EST

VIP HOSPITALITY PACKAGES

Monday 22nd October 2012 12PM EST

AMEX PRE-SALE TICKETS
Please note, to be eligible for this pre-sale use an Amex card to pay.

STONES ARCHIVE PRE-SALE TICKETS Anyone who subscribes to the Stones Archive mailing list is eligible.
GENERAL ON-SALE

Friday 26th October 2012 12PM EST

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Ticket prices?

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mr edward
Ticket prices?

You'll probably find out when they go on sale.

no ticketmaster :-)

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mr edward
Ticket prices?

I know what they say....

If I have to ask.... I probably cant afford it...

Thats ok... I hope they do a simulcast : (

[www.viagogo.com]

I see the VIP package features post-concert snacks. I might have to consider it then.
Also note that standing tickets in the tongue pit are available as part of the VIP packages.


I'm under the impression that the 'price range' is in fact not really a range and that 106 and 406pounds are the ONLY prices. What gives ?



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can't buy standing tongue tix in Amex presale

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Pie1
I see the VIP package features post-concert snacks. I might have to consider it then.
Also note that standing tickets in the tongue pit are available as part of the VIP packages.


I'm under the impression that the 'price range' is in fact not really a range and that 106 and 406pounds are the ONLY prices. What gives ?

I can sell you some snacks for 100£ - wouldn't that be a good deal? )

Two VIP tickets would be £2280!!!!

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Rik
no ticketmaster :-)

also ticketmaster!

It would be nice to be able to afford this... only 950 pounds

Standing ticket within the Tongue Pit in front of the stage (please see map)

Two-and-a-half hours pre-concert hospitality to include;
Champagne Reception
A three course dinner, specially designed by Michelin Star Chef, Angela Hartnett
Selected wines served with dinner
Complimentary bar serving Champagne, wine, beer and soft drinks
Post-concert snacks
1 hour post-concert hospitality to include Champagne, wine, beer and soft drinks
Décor, Music and Lighting
Souvenir show programme or complimentary gift (1 per person)
Private VIP fast track entry
Access pass and documentation for each guest sent in advance
Mark Butler Associates Event Managers and hosts in attendance

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stargroover
Two VIP tickets would be £2280!!!!

God it's embarrassing isn't it! Still doesn't stop me from wanting to go though. GRRR!
I don't know how they're expecting to get the young crowd in. Pay a few models to sit front row for the dvd probably.

This is all taking the piss big time. Mega-disappointing.

Its all good.. they will sell out.

I am just happy they decied that they are up for it...
and feeling good about it... that is the best news of all.

I want to be in the Tongue Pit ! £950...damn, well dunno if it's the last time ever, it's only money, right ? Too bad that doesn't get you a meet and greet with Chuck or viewing of the soundcheck...

So where are these VIP packages up for sale ?

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gotdablouse
I want to be in the Tongue Pit ! £950...damn, well dunno if it's the last time ever, it's only money, right ? Too bad that doesn't get you a meet and greet with Chuck or viewing of the soundcheck...

So where are these VIP packages up for sale ?

[www.markbutler.co.uk]

The ticket prices for the UK are UNBELIEVABLE - £106, £166, £246, £326, and £406. And yes, guess WHAT ? Even the ass end of level 4 commands ticket prices of £246, the end closer to the stage cost more.

F**k this .... in a nutshell. Max creativity called for here, wait until scalpers are desperate and/or ridiculously priced VIP tickets DO NOT SELL.

I've just been looking for tickets on the AMEX presale, a complete waste of time. Over £400 for the BACK of the floor, or else locations like block 110 (which is shit in itself) - the top few rows (V/W/X/Y/Z). Nonsense !

[ I want to shout, but I can hardly speak ]



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mr edward
Ticket prices?

Onsale to General Public
Start: Fri 19/10/12, 09:00

American Express
Start: Mon 15/10/12, 12:30
End: Fri 19/10/12, 08:00

LEVEL 4
£106.00 - £406.00
£106.00 (£95.00 Ticket + £11.00 Fees)
Limited Availability at this Price for this Option No Tickets Currently Available at this Price for this Option
£406.00 (£375.00 Ticket + £31.00 Fees)
Limited Availability at this Price for this Option No Tickets Currently Available at this Price for this Option


LEVEL 1
£166.00 - £406.00
£166.00 (£150.00 Ticket + £16.00 Fees)
Limited Availability at this Price for this Option No Tickets Currently Available at this Price for this Option
£406.00 (£375.00 Ticket + £31.00 Fees)
Limited Availability at this Price for this Option No Tickets Currently Available at this Price for this Option


FLOOR SEATING
£406.00
£406.00 (£375.00 Ticket + £31.00 Fees



Theyre selling some 02 nosebleed seats for £400? Good luck with that. You'll be as high up as Baumgartner was yesterday!


the AMEX presale range is as follows :

& fees)

£95 & £11

£166 & £16

£246 & £21

£326 & £26

£406 & £31.

There's also a Brussels Affair box set package costing a mere £600 (& a £51 fee!) !



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Got mine...Bk A1 ROW R

650 pounds... they can just go @#$%& themselves with their Chelsea friends...

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leteyer
Got mine...Bk A1 ROW R

By choosing 1 or 2?

Price?

We are all assuming the only way to get tongue-pit tickets is through Mark Butler, but let's wait and see what the other onsales bring. I think they might be £450.00 without the hospitality, which is still outrageous, but do-able if it is the last opportunity to see them live.

It is the perfect marketing strategy, people will panic and buy the Mark Butler packages not knowing if tongue-pit tickets will be available elsewhere!

I sense a PaulyW rant of elevated British Airways proportions coming on!

Cheer,
SonicD

Before you ruin yourselves. I have a feeling that these four concerts are only a try-out for the band. If we are lucky, maybe they will do a larger scale European and US tour next year? At, presumably, more decent ticket prices.

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Max'sKansasCity

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gotdablouse
I want to be in the Tongue Pit ! £950...damn, well dunno if it's the last time ever, it's only money, right ? Too bad that doesn't get you a meet and greet with Chuck or viewing of the soundcheck...

So where are these VIP packages up for sale ?

[www.markbutler.co.uk]

Thanks, unfortunately (or fortunately...) you have to buy a pair, what's up with that?

Oh and it's £950+VAT so £1140 really...

Based on what's posted above no pit tickers will be sold separately?

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TooTough
London

The O2 Arena, London, UK

Sunday 25th November
Thursday 29th November
PRE-SALE

Monday 15th October 12.30PM BST

AMEX Pre-sale Tickets
Please note, to be eligible for this pre-sale use an Amex card to pay.

Hotel Packages

VIP Hospitality Packages

Wednesday 17th October 9AM BST

Stones Archive Subscribers
Anyone who subscribes to the Stones Archive mailing list is eligible.

O2 Customers information TBC.
GENERAL ONSALE

Friday 19th October 9AM BST

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SonicDreamer

I sense a PaulyW rant of elevated British Airways proportions coming on!

Cheer,
SonicD

Yes.....particularly regarding the £31.00 booking fee!

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Stoneage
Before you ruin yourselves. I have a feeling that these four concerts are only a try-out for the band. If we are lucky, maybe they will do a larger scale European and US tour next year? At, presumably, more decent ticket prices.

Correct. These are special 50th anniversary shows and because theres so few of them, they're be able to milk it price-wise (the sad thing being that they have absolutely no scruples about doing so)

There should be a 'proper' tour in 2013.

I don't really understand what's going on... to buy a ticket you need to

1- be an AMEX client
2- have the "password" ?

is it ?

What the hell is this bullshit ??