Re: Dreamworld: The Greatest Hits Live At The Royal Arena Copenhagen
Posted: Thu 07 Dec 2023, 8:16 am
Normal cinema ticket price : £5 to £8
Dreamworld ticket price : £18
Why?
Dreamworld ticket price : £18
Why?
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Well, it's got Clare Uchima. She's worth more than ten dancers.Dog wrote: Thu 07 Dec 2023, 6:34 amOh you should definitely watch it. The screen’s only there for a percentage. It’s visually impressive.jasonjohn wrote:Ok, that's a shame given it's going to be one of their most widely presented shows. From what I saw recently it looks fab, but there's only so much Neil-up-against-a-large-screen you can watch imo. Sounded great though.
Ya not impressed with this hiketottenhammattspurs wrote:Normal cinema ticket price : £5 to £8
Dreamworld ticket price : £18
Why?

Or to quote The Prince of Darkness: "NO MORE TOURS".rashomon wrote: Thu 07 Dec 2023, 10:16 amYa not impressed with this hiketottenhammattspurs wrote:Normal cinema ticket price : £5 to £8
Dreamworld ticket price : £18
Why?
I’ll play the long game and will wait to hear if this is ‘cinema worthy’ based on peoples response to the Jan 31 showing …. will then catch the Feb 4th one if needed
Else I will save the cash and consider it as a down payment towards the next tour![]()
For some reason I'm good with booking tickets for ''live'' venues (well it's my job too as I work at the Royal Albert Hall!) but don't find film listing or sites very helpful. Do you have a link?Nicholas wrote: Wed 06 Dec 2023, 10:35 am Dunno about Vue, but I just booked an Odeon Luxe ticket in London for Jan 31.
This is pretty much my thoughts on this. Be great to see it on a cinema screen, and with the surround sound, but I can forsee the audience singing along so I'd rather wait until the Blu-ray comes out.Gabby wrote: Wed 06 Dec 2023, 7:48 pm I'm actually going to give this a miss (even though it's surprisingly at my nearest cinema in London, ON).
I'm working on a few truths and assumptions:
1. It'll be released on BlueRay/DVD at some point anyway
2. I already saw much of it on the Unity tour
3. I'm a bit weird - when I go to the cinema I want to WATCH the movie/show without too many distractions. I can't help feeling this is going to be like going to a screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, with more audience participation than I'm going to be comfortable with.
4. It's probably going to snow, and I don't want to risk buying a ticket and having to cancel my trip into the city.
I think I can live with people signing (unless they are really really bad and/or very loud) but I wonder if they are likely to danceTwizzleUK wrote: Thu 07 Dec 2023, 3:53 pmThis is pretty much my thoughts on this. Be great to see it on a cinema screen, and with the surround sound, but I can forsee the audience singing along so I'd rather wait until the Blu-ray comes out.Gabby wrote: Wed 06 Dec 2023, 7:48 pm I'm actually going to give this a miss (even though it's surprisingly at my nearest cinema in London, ON).
I'm working on a few truths and assumptions:
1. It'll be released on BlueRay/DVD at some point anyway
2. I already saw much of it on the Unity tour
3. I'm a bit weird - when I go to the cinema I want to WATCH the movie/show without too many distractions. I can't help feeling this is going to be like going to a screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, with more audience participation than I'm going to be comfortable with.
4. It's probably going to snow, and I don't want to risk buying a ticket and having to cancel my trip into the city.
Hoping the physical release will have 2 x CDs with the live audio like other fairly recent live Blu-rays have.
Also hoping we'll get the long talked about full 1989 tour released at some point in the near future too!
Where in London if you don't mind saying, as far as I can see there are no Odeon Luxes in London??Nicholas wrote: Wed 06 Dec 2023, 10:35 am Dunno about Vue, but I just booked an Odeon Luxe ticket in London for Jan 31.
There’s at least half a dozen! Just Google ‘Odeon Luxe London’ and pick the one nearest to you.
If you are looking for more comfort then Barbican is also worth considering
About the live audio, did they use crowd mics last year? because here in South America they have been installing a double mic pointing to the public before each show.TwizzleUK wrote: Thu 07 Dec 2023, 3:53 pmThis is pretty much my thoughts on this. Be great to see it on a cinema screen, and with the surround sound, but I can forsee the audience singing along so I'd rather wait until the Blu-ray comes out.Gabby wrote: Wed 06 Dec 2023, 7:48 pm I'm actually going to give this a miss (even though it's surprisingly at my nearest cinema in London, ON).
I'm working on a few truths and assumptions:
1. It'll be released on BlueRay/DVD at some point anyway
2. I already saw much of it on the Unity tour
3. I'm a bit weird - when I go to the cinema I want to WATCH the movie/show without too many distractions. I can't help feeling this is going to be like going to a screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, with more audience participation than I'm going to be comfortable with.
4. It's probably going to snow, and I don't want to risk buying a ticket and having to cancel my trip into the city.
Hoping the physical release will have 2 x CDs with the live audio like other fairly recent live Blu-rays have.
Also hoping we'll get the long talked about full 1989 tour released at some point in the near future too!
That's normal for these kind of 'event' showings like concerts and the like. Cinemas always charge more.tottenhammattspurs wrote: Thu 07 Dec 2023, 8:16 am Normal cinema ticket price : £5 to £8
Dreamworld ticket price : £18
Why?