Gazza Wrote:
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> I see there are £90 tickets for E4 on the pitch
> for the 2nd night. Probably a better bet than any
> of those £150 ones that are on offer


Oops!
Well, I'm only 1,71 tall (or short), so it's either front or lower tier. Unless I wear hi-heeled-sneakers.

a short Scandinavian? Must be a first....youre still taller than me (but then , so is everyone)

I wouldnt worry about being short on the pitch at what is a seated show.

At Twickenham the sound on the pitch is tremendous.
Well worth paying £90 for a ticket.
Unfortunately for lower/upper tiers the sound breaks up but again if you wan't
to be part of the performance then any ticket will do.

Hello,

I wonder if I might ask for some help. I've got some £80 tickets for one of the Twickenham shows, and I'd like to know whereabouts I'll be in the stadium. I can't find a stadium plan with prices on it anywhere, although I don't know if even that will help because my tickets were bought for Wembley.
My tickets for the 2003 concert cost £35, the seats were up in the sky and the sound was, as Adrian-L says, a mess. For eighty quid, I shall be expecting a good deal better..

Thanks,

Declan.

if your seats are in the stands: last i heard they hadn't allocated them yet.
if your seats are on the pitch, your order information includes what section/row they were in at Wembley;
when they switched the shows to Twickenham they said the pitch seating "should be the same or equivalent" as what was bought for Wembley.


"What do you want - what?!"
- Keith

DD Wrote:
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> Hello,
>
> I wonder if I might ask for some help. I've got
> some £80 tickets for one of the Twickenham shows,
> and I'd like to know whereabouts I'll be in the
> stadium. I can't find a stadium plan with prices
> on it anywhere, although I don't know if even that
> will help because my tickets were bought for
> Wembley.
> My tickets for the 2003 concert cost £35, the
> seats were up in the sky and the sound was, as
> Adrian-L says, a mess. For eighty quid, I shall be
> expecting a good deal better..
>
> Thanks,
>
> Declan.

your ticket should say the tier that you're in - that was the only 'allocation' available when the tickets for Wembley,as it was then, went on sale.....

I wouldnt go too much by what you paid last time. While the price range from 2003 to 2006 is much the same, the % of tickets in the more expensive areas this time are far greater. Many £80 tickets in the stands in 2003 cost £150 this time.