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sjs12
Some available now. You just need to keep trying.
Try this link rather than AXS direct:
[www.rollingstones.com]
Edit: I just checked the original link and it works with LD tickets still available.
I've tried that too.
It has a working link, but when you click "find tickets" it says none available at that price point.
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sjs12
Some available now. You just need to keep trying.
Try this link rather than AXS direct:
[www.rollingstones.com]
Edit: I just checked the original link and it works with LD tickets still available.
I've tried that too.
It has a working link, but when you click "find tickets" it says none available at that price point.
Ah OK. In which case keep trying and good luck. Or maybe see if anyone is throwing away some ticets and arrange to be next to the bins when they do
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sjs12
However, I hate people talking about throwing away tickets when I know people who would dearly love to see the Stones but simply do not have enough money. £30 might be nothing to some people but to people who can't afford to feed their families it is too much.
If you have spare tickets, go out into the crowd outside and make someone's day.
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Tekumseh
Me and my girl got only GA in Lucky Dip London 2.
From the beginning we ordered good seats, but when the LD came out at that price we bought them too. We ended up at our seats and throwed the GA tickets away.
The thing with Lucky Dips is that they are half the price of the cheapest "regular" ticket for the show (£60 for two lucky dips vs. £60 per seat at the very back of the stadium). On that basis, every lucky dip ticket is a winner. And particularly so at places like Southampton and Coventry which are so small that the entire stadium is like the golden circle.
However, I hate people talking about throwing away tickets when I know people who would dearly love to see the Stones but simply do not have enough money. £30 might be nothing to some people but to people who can't afford to feed their families it is too much.
If you have spare tickets, go out into the crowd outside and make someone's day. Be kind - just make sure you're not giving them out to a scalper who'll profit from your generosity. Or why not put a message up on this site so you know only real fans will benefit. Just don't throw them away!
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PaintMonkeyManBlack
How does that upgrade thing work
But gc has another entry and i bet security at entrence will be tightQuote
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PaintMonkeyManBlack
How does that upgrade thing work
wait for the security to look the other way
The thing is that you can not enter with LD-tickets without the LD-stamp on your hand, so there was no point in giving them away. And of course I didn't want to give away our good seat-tickets.Quote
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Tekumseh
...and throwed the GA tickets away.
However, I hate people talking about throwing away tickets when I know people who would dearly love to see the Stones but simply do not have enough money. £30 might be nothing to some people but to people who can't afford to feed their families it is too much.
If you have spare tickets, go out into the crowd outside and make someone's day. Be kind - just make sure you're not giving them out to a scalper who'll profit from your generosity. Or why not put a message up on this site so you know only real fans will benefit. Just don't throw them away!
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Tekumseh
The thing is that you can not enter with LD-tickets without the LD-stamp on your hand, so there was no point in giving them away.
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Tekumseh
The thing is that you can not enter with LD-tickets without the LD-stamp on your hand, so there was no point in giving them away.
Did this happen to you? It's the first I've heard of this kind of thing. It didn't happen to me at London 1 - no one checked my hand stamp, and the ticket office allowed me to pick up my pair without my friend there, so he wouldn't have had a stamp anyway.
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Yes now find someone in edinburgh who can help meQuote
slewan
I have been to three shows on this leg of the tour and nobody ever wanted to see the LD stamp on my hand. At all these shows people with either GC or pit tickets got GC wristbands at the entrance. The pit wristbands were handed out at the entrance of the pit. Thus: in case you make it to the GC you might find a way to get into the pit…
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Nate
If I had spare tickets to give away then I would simply look for the touts and wait to find someone asking touts for tickets then give the person a free ticket and reduce the touts income at the same time.
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Nate
If I had spare tickets to give away then I would simply look for the touts and wait to find someone asking touts for tickets then give the person a free ticket and reduce the touts income at the same time.
Really pleased for you mate! That’s great :-)Quote
grzegorz67
On my 6th Lucky Dip, accompanied by my sister attending her 1st ever Stones gig...
NO FILTER PIT A !!!!!!
Didn’t think I’d ever experience it but it finally happened.
Collected our tickets at 5.30. I sank to my knees when I opened my envelope and let out a huge squawk of joy. My sister says my reaction was something to behold and claims I started to well up. She’s winding me up though. She enjoyed herself and nearly bought a Stones Tee but baulked at the prices. The drive to and from the show from Nottingham was horrendous and I’m glad I wasn’t driving.
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grzegorz67
On my 6th Lucky Dip, accompanied by my sister attending her 1st ever Stones gig...
NO FILTER PIT A !!!!!!
Didn’t think I’d ever experience it but it finally happened.
Collected our tickets at 5.30. I sank to my knees when I opened my envelope and let out a huge squawk of joy. My sister says my reaction was something to behold and claims I started to well up. She’s winding me up though. She enjoyed herself and nearly bought a Stones Tee but baulked at the prices. The drive to and from the show from Nottingham was horrendous and I’m glad I wasn’t driving.