Does anybody know if the fan club tickets (on the floor in front of the stage) for the UK dates are standing or seating, it says seating on the tickets, but every time I've seen the Stones before and been on the floor, I've never been seated and I don't particularly want to be, cheers in anticipation- fraser29.

All the UK shows have reserved seating on the floor.

I very much doubt anyone will actually be sitting on the seats in the FOS blocks in the UK.

I hope not anyway.

Usually, everyone on the floor is standing. But you are assigned to your section, row and seat number.

I received this from TM yesterday : " It has been brought to our attention that due to production changes there is the possibility of a minor restriction to your view of the B-Stage from the seats you have booked....Your view of the main stage will be unaffected.We anticipate that this would not greatly affect your enjoyment of the concert..." Hope I did not buy toilets tickets at £ 150 each !!! Did someonelse receive such letter.

On the pitch they're seats. Whether you wish to SIT in your seat or STAND in front of it or on it is up to you, but all you need to understand is that you have bought a seat.

Thanks. That would be stand up on it.

this has got to be a first, I've never been to a Stones gig where you sit sown and watch them...........@i've been to a few and had to lay down.

Thanks everyone for the advice.

fraser29 Wrote:
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> this has got to be a first

In 2003, the shows at Twickenham, Wembley Arena and Manchester had reserved seating on the floor.

Twickenham ticket states that you should remain seated!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!WTF !

try enforcing that with 55,000 people....

everyone on the floor stands. As they did in 2003

Stupid ain't it ?

straycatuk Wrote:
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> Twickenham ticket states that you should remain
> seated!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!WTF !

Well ................ Twickenham ticket can go f*** itself. They're going to need 55,000 stewards to enforce that particular requirement.

Standing up is obviously optional. Standing ON your seat is not allowed for obvious reasons of restricting the view of those behind you.