Tower Of London tickets now available!!!

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Tower Of London tickets now available!!!

#1 Post by greenmile »

Ok, go here

Just booked mine, block B Row A, and received confirmation.

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#2 Post by rashomon »

How much !? :shock:
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Re: Tower Of London tickets now available!!!

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greenmile wrote:Ok, go here

Just booked mine, block B Row A, and received confirmation.
Just booked mine also. They are a lot more expensive than I imagined they would be...

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#4 Post by rashomon »

Please tell me that this is not the only London gig ....

There are planning to do some 'regular' non festival concerts right?

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#5 Post by Suburban_Boy »

According to the official site - "In the autumn, Pet Shop Boys plan to commence a world tour." So I imagine, you'll be able to see them at the more usual venues.

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#6 Post by jmh »

just booked mine, block B row A, two seats costing £135.00 - for that much money, i'm expecting one helluva show
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#7 Post by canveyboy »

rashomon wrote:How much !? :shock:

can't believe this....£35 for the cheap seats at the back....no way....thats what i'll pay for great seats at wembley when they do the world tour later this year...i'll wait till then.

c u at wembley! :)

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#8 Post by rashomon »

Yeah - me too ... the festival will be great I'm sure ... but those tickets are just a bit "ouch!" for my wallet I'm afraid.
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#9 Post by DazzerUKUK »

'Integral' blasting over the Tower of London.........fabulous!

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#10 Post by stussyboy »

...row D...block B....but where is block A? Is this the Janet Street-Porter block?

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#11 Post by rashomon »

aaarrgh ! ... I had a wave on insanity wash over me for a few minutes just now - enough time for me to book 2 tickets in Block B/Row A ... aaaargh!

Oh well - I figure it's the last time I will probably see them live so may as well live it up and make it a memorable one

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#12 Post by Suburban_Boy »

rashomon wrote:aaarrgh ! ... I had a wave on insanity wash over me for a few minutes just now - enough time for me to book 2 tickets in Block B/Row A ... aaaargh!

Oh well - I figure it's the last time I will probably see them live so may as well live it up and make it a memorable one

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LOL, yeah that's pretty much what I did. Now I've got to pay for travel and accomodation also. I wonder why these tickets are so expensive, any ideas? Did PSB have any say in ticket prices?

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#13 Post by gareth »

Suburban_Boy wrote:
rashomon wrote:aaarrgh ! ... I had a wave on insanity wash over me for a few minutes just now - enough time for me to book 2 tickets in Block B/Row A ... aaaargh!

Oh well - I figure it's the last time I will probably see them live so may as well live it up and make it a memorable one

:D
LOL, yeah that's pretty much what I did. Now I've got to pay for travel and accomodation also. I wonder why these tickets are so expensive, any ideas? Did PSB have any say in ticket prices?
Possibly not if it's part of a bigger festival / event. Just got mine for nowt I'm lucky enough to say.
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#14 Post by Suburban_Boy »

Lucky so-and-so :D How did you manage that? Do you work in the music 'biz'?

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#15 Post by DavePSB »

Afternoon,

Block B, row D, seats 43 and 44.

£135. Eek!
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