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Regarding blocks O2 and P1 it would seem that if you put in the Merkur/TZ-Leser code "Satisfaction", it only then shows you those blocks available. Almost entire rows of seats.

This was already the case. Merkur showed a row of tickets and then a row of nothing. The row which was not on Merkur was on the normal sale and now they are not. So there are seats that have gone 100%.

OK, so there might be a good chance some of those end up in the LD pool.

Here is the German update on bags / cameras for Munich:

[www.eventim.de]

It says clear bags up to 30,5x30,5 cm, non-clear up till DIN A5 (half that size).

No "professional" cameras (though the text itself is misleading - the pictogram is clear).

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Here is the German update on bags / cameras for Munich:

[www.eventim.de]

Thanks for this update. Umbrellas are also forbidden - even in mini-size (Knirps).

Looks like the same kind of stage as in Madrid:


[www.Olympiapark.de]

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Here is the German update on bags / cameras for Munich:

[www.eventim.de]

Thanks for this update. Umbrellas are also forbidden - even in mini-size (Knirps).

I'll take an small (and cheap) umbrella with me. And I'm willing to argue with the security (since the sky (if not heaven) is going to back my point.

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Here is the German update on bags / cameras for Munich:

[www.eventim.de]

Thanks for this update. Umbrellas are also forbidden - even in mini-size (Knirps).

I'll take an small (and cheap) umbrella with me. And I'm willing to argue with the security (since the sky (if not heaven) is going to back my point.

You will most likely have to argue with the people standing around you whose view is blocked by your umbrella.

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Here is the German update on bags / cameras for Munich:

[www.eventim.de]

Thanks for this update. Umbrellas are also forbidden - even in mini-size (Knirps).

I'll take an small (and cheap) umbrella with me. And I'm willing to argue with the security (since the sky (if not heaven) is going to back my point.

You will most likely have to argue with the people standing around you whose view is blocked by your umbrella.

right, about who's allowed to come under my umbrella and who's not…

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Here is the German update on bags / cameras for Munich:

[www.eventim.de]

Thanks for this update. Umbrellas are also forbidden - even in mini-size (Knirps).

I'll take an small (and cheap) umbrella with me. And I'm willing to argue with the security (since the sky (if not heaven) is going to back my point.

You will most likely have to argue with the people standing around you whose view is blocked by your umbrella.

right, about who's allowed to come under my umbrella and who's not…

I don't want to hear you were right all the way so I'll pass



Edited 2 time(s). Last edit at 2022-06-03 00:07 by PaintMonkeyManBlack.

Eventim sent the notes, where they say umbrella and pegs forbidden (rain capes are available in case on bad weather). I have no problem with that, but does it mean that they will provide rain capes on their own? Or they just allow to bring rain capes in?
Some rain is forecast so it needs clarification.

It says no umbrellas and Knirpse (those small ones) and then "with bad weather capes will be available". I'd interprete that as free raincapes. But I will bring one, I won't volunteer for another long waiting line.

"Regenschirme, Knirpse (bei schlechtem Wetter stehen Regencapes zur Verfügung)"

Thank you for answering

More and more tickets available today. Munich is interesting. Since appr. 2 weeks after the release the ticket sales have come to a standstill.

C

The scalpers will bleed.

The weather forecast won't help either.
Although the projected heavy rain now moved from evening to afternoon...

I always wonder why people take an umbrella to a show - normally it ends up in the bin in front of the gates, confiscated by security (and rightly so).

Maybe you don't know, but rain coats are really a thing.

(I don't use either umbrella or raincoat, because rain is extremely rare and if it rains I don't care. But in case of bad weather, there is a dry shirt in my small waterproof bag.)

YR.no and Wetter.com both have the heaviest rainfall for Sunday at 5 pm (coincidentally, the same time the Lucky Dip counter opens and the doors open - that should be "fun"!)



[www.yr.no]


[www.wetter.com]



Edited 3 time(s). Last edit at 2022-06-03 09:51 by Topi.

Also note that according to the Eventim info sheet, only cash will be accepted as payment.

C'mon, cash only in 2022?



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Also note that according to the Eventim info sheet, only cash will be accepted as payment.

C'mon, cash only in 2022?

wow

good tip.

Cashless since years.

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Also note that according to the Eventim info sheet, only cash will be accepted as payment.

C'mon, cash only in 2022?

wow

good tip.

Cashless since years.

Of course only cash - we are in Germany!

I guess in Paris they will only accept cheques!

Actually during corona cashless became widely accepted. Since one week there are serious "technical issues" with cashless payments all over Germany, nobody really knows what it is exactly, but better be on the safe side: bring cash.

[www.focus.de]

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Also note that according to the Eventim info sheet, only cash will be accepted as payment.

C'mon, cash only in 2022?

Can I sign a petition that the heavy rain wont start until midnight?

Or bring enough cash, it's Munich. Cash can get you anything

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Can I sign a petition that the heavy rain wont start until midnight?

I predict that Like A Rolling Stone will be included in the Munich song vote.

The cash only policy is due to technical issues.

I hate having a poncho at shows, but being wet is even worse. These are my thoughts about the Munich show. It seems like there are smaller and a bit larger showers passing by Munich every day, with a larger one on forecast for show day Sunday.

The Norwegian weather site yr.no is probably one of the most reliable and accurate weather information sites around. This is their forecast for Munich:

[www.yr.no]

YR is made by the Norwegian State Meteorologist Center, with Norwegian Broadcasting (NRK). They are connected to leading weather centers all over the world, free accurate weather info paid for by our tax money.

YR are forecasting a heavy shower of 15 mm rain during 2-3 hours in the afternoon of show day in Munich Sunday June 5th. They use to say that a forecast is 80% accurate one day ahead, 70% accurate two days ahead, 60% accurate 3 days ahead and so on. The wind speed, directions and other factors may send the shower by Munich earlier or later. On the day of the show Sunday we will know by 90% accuracy how and when it will rain, until then, just crossing the fingers for no rain during the show.

Bjornulf

Hi Bjornulf,

Thanks for the weather app recommendation: I'm always on the look-out for an accurate forecast.

Bless the Norwegian tax payers!

Cheers,

Simon.

Stage building continues:


[www.Olympiapark.de]

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More and more tickets available today. Munich is interesting. Since appr. 2 weeks after the release the ticket sales have come to a standstill.

C

I don't see more tickets available than on the days before.

Anyway because of bad weather there will be only very few people showing up who haven't bought a ticket yet. Therefore the scalpers will bleed (let them bleed!)