you have to hope that it won´t be Arsenal.New Tower date!!
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It won't be, as most of the Arsenal team will be at the World Cup 
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[quote="Trixiemix"]I'm going both nights 
Oh dear....I'm the one who got Row 'A' seat 2 on the second night. If I can't see, I'll try to watch the show....then claim a refund!!
when i booked for the first night i got row A seats 5&6. i was livid when i saw the seating plan, especially for the cost. however, being in the front row of block b should mean that there will be plenty of room to dance. before being told to sit down.
Oh dear....I'm the one who got Row 'A' seat 2 on the second night. If I can't see, I'll try to watch the show....then claim a refund!!when i booked for the first night i got row A seats 5&6. i was livid when i saw the seating plan, especially for the cost. however, being in the front row of block b should mean that there will be plenty of room to dance. before being told to sit down.
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Suburbia_88
The two dates
June 28 & June 29 the two dates that week that dont have any games on.
Have booked for the 28th already in Block B must sort something out for 29th now, thanks for whoever posted the seating plan a big help.
Have booked for the 28th already in Block B must sort something out for 29th now, thanks for whoever posted the seating plan a big help.
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It would be good if we could get up and dance (just like the Savoy shows) but I'm guessing it won't be allowed for something like the 'Tower'. Anyway after paying £65 for a second time and if I have a restricted view I hope the organisers are prepared for some 'SERIOUS' complaints.jmh wrote:Trixiemix wrote:I'm going both nights
when i booked for the first night i got row A seats 5&6. i was livid when i saw the seating plan, especially for the cost. however, being in the front row of block b should mean that there will be plenty of room to dance. before being told to sit down.
Back to Trafalgar.........
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jmh
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It would be good if we could get up and dance (just like the Savoy shows) but I'm guessing it won't be allowed for something like the 'Tower'. Anyway after paying £65 for a second time and if I have a restricted view I hope the organisers are prepared for some 'SERIOUS' complaints.[/quote]
you must've been to the savoy when they had some kindly ushers on duty; one evening me and a friend were repeatedly threatened with ejection by ushers for dancing, after people behind us - who had bought small children with them - complained. i had a massive row with both the parents and the house manager.
my hope is that they start the set with a rousing stomper - Left to my own devices! - which sets the mood and keeps everyone on their feet. otherwise, if you offer people seats, they tend to use them. that was the problem with the savoy show.
you must've been to the savoy when they had some kindly ushers on duty; one evening me and a friend were repeatedly threatened with ejection by ushers for dancing, after people behind us - who had bought small children with them - complained. i had a massive row with both the parents and the house manager.
my hope is that they start the set with a rousing stomper - Left to my own devices! - which sets the mood and keeps everyone on their feet. otherwise, if you offer people seats, they tend to use them. that was the problem with the savoy show.
" ...but what i do like, i love passionately.."