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Yugoslavia...

2017.. and you are talking about Yugoslavia.. it's a strange world

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Monsoon Ragoon
Yugoslavia...

2017.. and you are talking about Yugoslavia.. it's a strange world

I take it you're not excited about the planned 2019 tour of the Ottoman Empire, then?

Yes, I want to go for one show in Grand Duchy of Lithuania. Ottoman Empire is to far from my castle

It finally worked, yesterday was horror. The CC didn´t
work. I needed to activate it via the handy of my son.
But therefore I needed a code. That one was given today
on the receipt of our bank account...unbelievable @#$%& modern times.

I´m too old for this shit!

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Yugoslavia...

2017.. and you are talking about Yugoslavia.. it's a strange world

I meant "former Yugoslavia" of course. I was too lazy.

So what I am seeing at almost all the concerts is a "pit" standing position, "premium" standing and normal standing, which cost, 260 - 200 and 100 euro's respectively. Am I about right about that?

200 euro's for front row... I like the previous tour better in europe, way cheaper at some concerts (even 65-80 euros)

I'm very worried about travelling to Europe will the British still be welcome if we travel now we voted to leave.


John

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Sorry from the States. Thanks for the quick post responses so far!! Are street signs in English as well? My fear is not being able to find my way around. One particular European country, which shall remain nameless, has virtually nothing in English and I've no desire to ever return due to the horrible experience I had there years ago.

Why on earth would the street signs be in English if that's not the local language? But, you were joking, right?

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So what I am seeing at almost all the concerts is a "pit" standing position, "premium" standing and normal standing, which cost, 260 - 200 and 100 euro's respectively. Am I about right about that?

200 euro's for front row... I like the previous tour better in europe, way cheaper at some concerts (even 65-80 euros)

Not so much. See Copenhagen, where the pit costs 330 euros and "FOS / premium standing" costs roughly 270 euros. Lots of variation in the pricing.

Paris seems to have at least the cheapest "FOS" so far, no?

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Sorry from the States. Thanks for the quick post responses so far!! Are street signs in English as well? My fear is not being able to find my way around. One particular European country, which shall remain nameless, has virtually nothing in English and I've no desire to ever return due to the horrible experience I had there years ago.

no, we have changed all street signs to Chinese and Japanese – just to confuse tourists

So how many of the gigs will be at festival sites????


John

could somebody put all prices, until now .....

thank you in advance

--------------m.

For every show?

rates

I'm still planning on hitting the Paris shows and as bv has bluntly stated, "catch them while you can" -but the new stage design as well as the mention of still wanting to play the UK makes me think/ hope that the band has more gigs on the radar for 2018.



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I'm still planning on hitting the Paris shows and as bv has bluntly stated, "catch them while you can" -but the new stage design as well as the mention of still wanting to play the UK makes me think/ hope that the band has more gigs on the radar for 2018.

26th July 2018 Mick will be 75. One final UK Tour ... Of course.

Satisfied since 1976

bad news for concertgoers in Germany:
ticketmaster.de offers platinum tickets. Totally overpriced for sure, but the offer reads (Dusseldorf as an example, but Hamburg and Munich is more or less the same):
Innenraum A2 / A6, Reihe 1-5
720.00 EUR*

Innenraum A2 / A6, Reihe 6-10
700.00 EUR*

Innenraum A2 / A6, Reihe 11-15
680.00 EUR*

Innenraum A3 / A5, Reihe 2-4
700.00 EUR*

Innenraum A3 / A5, Reihe 6-8
680.00 EUR*
Innenraum A4, Reihe 2-4
700.00 EUR*

Innenraum A4, Reihe 6-8
680.00 EUR*

Tribüne Block 6 / 7 / 8, Reihe 2
440.00 EUR*

Tribüne Block 6 / 7 / 8, Reihe 4
425.00 EUR*

Tribüne Block 4 / 5, Reihe 2
420.00 EUR*
Tribüne Block 4 / 5, Reihe 4
405.00 EUR*

Tribüne Block 23 / 24 / 25, Reihe 2
440.00 EUR*

Tribüne Block 23 / 24 / 25, Reihe 4
425.00 EUR*

Tribüne Block 26 / 27, Reihe 2
420.00 EUR*

the important thing is not the prices but that fact that they offer seat in numbered rows ("Reihe") - not only tier seats but on the floor ("Innenraum") too. That seems to indicate THAT THERE MIGHT BE NO GA



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My father (79) told me it is not smart to buy tickets for a show 5 months ahead by guys reaching this age. HAHAHA ><

Well, it's a risk at this stage..., but...

Arnhem october 15, Premium Standing ticket in pocket.

I would not be surprised if ticket prices "crash" a few days before some of these shows. The whole concert ticket price "industry" is in need of a correction.

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bad news for concertgoers in Germany:
ticketmaster.de offers platinum tickets. Totally overpriced for sure, but the offer reads (Dusseldorf as an example, but Hamburg and Munich is more or less the same)
the important thing is not the prices but that fact that they offer seat in numbered rows ("Reihe") - not only tier seats but on the floor ("Innenraum") too. That seems to indicate THAT THERE MIGHT BE NO GA

Another event in Esprit Arena shows special standing tickets in front of stage and behind blocks with seats:
Helene Fischer

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I would not be surprised if ticket prices "crash" a few days before some of these shows. The whole concert ticket price "industry" is in need of a correction.

this time the prices are not the problem, but the no GA layout.
sure the prices will come down and there more overpriced seats the better the chances for great lucky dip tickets.

The German told in an interview that there will be standing tickets for Hamburg. They will cost 85 EU.

Which German?

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The German told in an interview that there will be standing tickets for Hamburg. They will cost 85 EU.

We'll see, it's a park so hard to imagine so many chairs. But in that case the standing space could be behind the seated area

The german Promoter Mr. Zerbin told that 40.000 tickets for the Concert in Hamburg will cost 85 Euro plus Fees. 5.000 tickets will cost 300 Euro. 680 Euro will cost the Pit Tickets.

So this picture posted in the Hamburg thread is what we are talking about?
A nightmare. You can see the seating area - and behind them the standing area.
Holy bullshit.






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Arnhem october 15, Premium Standing ticket in pocket.

No luck for me
Did you use the app presale ?

The VIP premium package in Paris seems to include only one ticket? Does anyone know if this is the case?

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So this picture posted in the Hamburg thread is what we are talking about?
A nightmare. You can see the seating area - and behind them the standing area.
Holy bullshit.

Sorry for being cynical but you can argue that for a lot of people it will be a very expensive outdoor "pay per view" giant TV screen experience.

I figure if you had a good show experience in the 2012-2016 stretch, then you are fine and you got your satisfaction.

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So what I am seeing at almost all the concerts is a "pit" standing position, "premium" standing and normal standing, which cost, 260 - 200 and 100 euro's respectively. Am I about right about that?

200 euro's for front row... I like the previous tour better in europe, way cheaper at some concerts (even 65-80 euros)

Not so much. See Copenhagen, where the pit costs 330 euros and "FOS / premium standing" costs roughly 270 euros. Lots of variation in the pricing.

Paris seems to have at least the cheapest "FOS" so far, no?

I was refering to the general principal that every concert has a standing, premium standing and a pit. This is for all shows? We want to be able to stand at the fence (since we always go early), but in that case you always need a premium ticket? Would suck cause then this tour would suddenly be twice as expensive.
At the previous tour you could get front fence tickets for as much as 65-120 euro's.