QuoteHairball Quotegrzegorz67 For the first time, Lucky Dips are now on sale alongside all other ticket types and no longer have their own separate link. They are also available for purchase in any number between 1 & 8. Methinks the Lucky Dips counter might be busy... They might as well start giving them away to random people on the streets. Gone again!
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Quotegrzegorz67 QuoteHealy52003 Quotebye bye johnny I'll be lucky to see Charlie from my seat in section 333 lol. Impressive stage though Whole upper tier that's visible in the photo is tarped off, even in front sections where I'd expect a decent side-on view of the stage, yet the middle section below isn't. I wouldn't be shocked if the whole Upper Tier is tarped
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QuoteCallM Quotecaschimann Who is familiar with Croke Park? Is sthis a standing tribune in the back of the stage? It looks like it remained from an older version of the stadium? That’s hill 16, a standing section. Gets its name From the rebellion against the British army in 1916. When the stadium was redeveloped in the mid 2000s it was decided to leave that stand as it was due to its histo
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ooooh - on the tickets page there's a section called 'Attend' for 70 quid...
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Quotetimbernardis OK here's an ignorant question, to wit. I still need to order my tix for Dublin. I keep reading about tix being available through AMX. What are the other, if any, ticket companies that are involved in selling tickets? Ticketbastard, the Stones web site, any others? And is there any particular advantages of going with one company over another? plexi if you�
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Quotegrzegorz67 QuoteHealy52003 From looking at Crokepark on Instagram there's seems to be a lot of work going on stage side atm Damn ticket is still not here I would expect early prep for the show to have started by now. It had in Hamburg last year. Don't forget there will be 2 lots of rehearsals there so stage will be up for much longer than later shows. oh it has...
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QuoteMisterDDDD Quotetextmonkey my reason for asking is that I see a fair few people offering LDs for sale and I find myself wondering to myself "is that a good idea? Is a purchaser definitely getting in?" I think most (if not all) the LDs being offered for sale are sold with the purchaser planning on going in with the buyer. I teamed up with someone to sell a pair as we both had extra
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QuoteMisterDDDD Quoterara do you really think they'd bother otherwise? it's obvious by the name that he's my dad and I'll bring the card. Also the invoice and billing adresses have always been stated accordingly. It doesn't say in the conditions that ID must equal credit card, it just says you have to bring the ID and credit card you used for purchase but y'all are g
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Quoteslewan for those who missed the LD sale – I have spare LD tickets for Dublin and both London shows –> Can LD tickets be transferred if the Credit Card used to book them must be produced?
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Quotehilary On Ticketmaster there are 677 tickets pattern avlbl, per 8 tickets each pattern. which makes 5416....so it seems that almost 74000 tickets have been sold...Is it possible?? It's possible. It's also improbable.
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QuoteHealy52003 Quotegrzegorz67 Tickets in the Upper Tier near the front (Section 702) now on sale at the same price as GA. decent view from there really annoying after some of us paying full price tickets with a possible worse view than ones on sale now at a cheaper price will be compensated ??? @#$%& no TM have no souls The price change isn't Ticketmaster's call..
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QuoteGazza Hardly official merch if theyre being sold somewhere like Primark....and for €9! No, but the Stones would jealously guard their intellectual property... Penneys/Primark aren't gonna leave themselves open to litigation either... I'd say they're licensed, but not tour specific, as I'm no date or venue. Tongue style/colour obviously ties in
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They weren't always *as* out of reach; put bluntly 1995 - £25 got you standing on the pitch in Wembley and £30 got you a seat. 8 years later, sitting on the pitch in Twickenham cost £150 or so, and sitting at the far end from the stage, cost £75. You can graph that any way you like, but that's a large spike, and no matter what the yardstick (how many Big-macs per ticket, for ex
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Quotelaertisflash "...Croke Park (...) was the only venue to still have cut-price tickets marked available on the band’s official website...". Hmm...Does it mean that the sales for the other gigs are better? Or it's partly normal, given that Croke Park is a really huge venue? Just wondering... "...Hundreds of seated tickets were still available yesterday on the Ticketm
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They're panicking. Row G, block 303, still available. You can sit in almost any block you wish. That's not healthy.
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Not sure. Viagogo is a reseller, not a first instance ticket agency, You should ask Viagogo, I suppose.
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It's a condition of sale, at least with NG tickets for Dublin, that the person booking the tickets, who's name is on the ticket has to be present. The reason is to prevent scalping. You may have *bought* legally on StubHub, but the vendor may have breached his terms by reselling where it's forbidden by the promoter. I bought two tickets for his show in Dublin and can't s
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And now a mailshot about Lucky Dips available for Croke Park...
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there's a part of me wants to whinge about the price, but then, I paid €100 or so for the Beatles Christmas singles box and euro/minute, this is infinitely better value. It's still a load of money for old rope, mind...
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QuoteGazza Quotetextmonkey QuoteGazza QuoteTornFrayedSue i would guess the whole tour is somewhat over the public demand, as no-one thought they would add this extra in 2018. So many traveled to venues overseas last year, and have no will to spend another fortune on tix. Ireland is then the first to lose, with one of the largest venues and the least population... Hope it works out well, and luck
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QuoteGazza QuoteTornFrayedSue i would guess the whole tour is somewhat over the public demand, as no-one thought they would add this extra in 2018. So many traveled to venues overseas last year, and have no will to spend another fortune on tix. Ireland is then the first to lose, with one of the largest venues and the least population... Hope it works out well, and luck to all Dippers plus its
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Vinyl something or other if the hiss'n'pops for the first second are any indication. 71-16 box set then...
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Quotechriseganstar Quotehockenheim95 LD's are available for over 24 hours now. I am wondering if nobody buys these or if they sell so many to fill up the stadium. I think they've finally pushed the prices too far on this one, pure greed I'm afraid. It started with the O2 prices in 2007 when there was uproar, even Mick commenting on it (rather unhelpfully) during one of the shows, s
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Quoteerikjjf The Academic in Dublin they know their way around a catchy chorus
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QuoteLien LUCKY DIP Today (Monday 23) at 9am, a limited number of tickets for the Dublin show will be sold at a special price. All Lucky Dip tickets will be sold as a pair Limited my ass; the €180 ones aren't selling, the €90 ones aren't selling so this is going to be a firesale, I suspect...
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EXTRA SEATS ADDED....(to a gig not sold out...) I'm not sure if hubris is the right word but...
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QuoteTornFrayedSue Pit B and Gold available for Dublin since last night, still there There's a lot still available...
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Quotemikey C Got my Miner's and Gravedigger's mixed up....John Kavanagh Pub known as ''The Gravedigger's'' 6 generations Family owned very nice...Next to The Glasnevim Cemetery make's sense...20 minute walk to Croke Park...Est 1833....It get's very good review's...Will check this one out show day early afternoon... It's a lovely pub. Good c
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