i've just had a look on the tower music festival website at the seating plan and i'm gutted, to say the least. as a reward for booking early i can see that yes, i got seats in row A block B, but on the far right hand side. this rreally p*sses me off; years ago, when i worked in a box office, we used to sell tickets on the understanding that we sold from the center of the rows outwards, as most people like to be in the middle rather than at the sides.
i've had a moan to seetickets, but there attitude is one of lump it.
gutted.
Tower Of London Seating Plan
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Re: Tower Of London Seating Plan
I got a ticket somewhere to far away from the stage in Stockholm. And the theatre isn´t that small.jmh wrote:i've just had a look on the tower music festival website at the seating plan and i'm gutted, to say the least. as a reward for booking early i can see that yes, i got seats in row A block B, but on the far right hand side. this rreally p*sses me off; years ago, when i worked in a box office, we used to sell tickets on the understanding that we sold from the center of the rows outwards, as most people like to be in the middle rather than at the sides.
i've had a moan to seetickets, but there attitude is one of lump it.
gutted.
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Re: Tower Of London Seating Plan
Block B, Row A 37 & 38 here, so not too bad. I always prefer to be central though.jmh wrote:i've just had a look on the tower music festival website at the seating plan and i'm gutted, to say the least. as a reward for booking early i can see that yes, i got seats in row A block B, but on the far right hand side. this rreally p*sses me off; years ago, when i worked in a box office, we used to sell tickets on the understanding that we sold from the center of the rows outwards, as most people like to be in the middle rather than at the sides.
i've had a moan to seetickets, but there attitude is one of lump it.
gutted.