Roundhouse Show

[Mike Drew]

We have bought tickets.....How hard is it...Just give us the bloody things Anyway...We Live In Hope....

Sorry I meant to say buying concert tickets in general
i'm not picking on ac.com, infact i am very happy about getting the pre-sale etc. its just frustrating when in some cases you buy tickets months in advance and days before showtime you still dont have them! I'm sure this time all will be cool.

[Mike Drew]

We have bought tickets.....How hard is it...Just give us the bloody things Anyway...We Live In Hope....

Sorry I meant to say buying concert tickets in general
i'm not picking on ac.com, infact i am very happy about getting the pre-sale etc. its just frustrating when in some cases you buy tickets months in advance and days before showtime you still dont have them! I'm sure this time all will be cool.

[Ravenred]

I'm confident the show is general admission standing down front (they'll have a problem if they put the seats in as there won't be enough seats for all!), so th eonly "issue" now is whether the tickets are to be mailed or collected, as the revision email from alicecooper.com still stated that the tickets would be mailed. Hey ho.

Both shows are standing down th front. I had to ring the Roundhouse with regards to the circle seated area (level 2) as I had a 'mild' panic that the seats I bought for my family were really far back. For those who don't know N is the front row with S being the back row ( The Circle seated area only has 6 rows of seats).

[While Heaven Wept]

well, looks i'll be going to this on my own, the wife can't make it and none of my mates seem interested this time.

Anyone fancy meeting for a pint beforehand so im not a complete loner?

[Jaded]

You are more than welcome to join all of us...

you just can't have my spot or my towel...

[luneytune9709]

Did you read the previous messages you are replying to?? They adress the question you just asked!

i've just tried looking an haven't really found anything thats helped me, i know i ordered a standing ticket and they sent me an email saying im in row 4 seat 66 :S

[sparkinthedark]

well, looks i'll be going to this on my own, the wife can't make it and none of my mates seem interested this time.

Anyone fancy meeting for a pint beforehand so im not a complete loner?

We'll all be in the queue - just deliver the beers c/o same and we'll be delighted to keep you company, my friend!

[Jaded]

well, looks i'll be going to this on my own, the wife can't make it and none of my mates seem interested this time.

Anyone fancy meeting for a pint beforehand so im not a complete loner?

We'll all be in the queue - just deliver the beers c/o same and we'll be delighted to keep you company, my friend!

[sparkinthedark]

Jaded's is a cider...

[Jaded]

Thats right Sparky..Lets make sure he gets the drinks order right from the start!

[Si]

Did you read the previous messages you are replying to?? They adress the question you just asked!

i've just tried looking an haven't really found anything thats helped me, i know i ordered a standing ticket and they sent me an email saying im in row 4 seat 66 :S

How about these?

Hi all

I'm just wondering if anyone else booked via O2's priority tickets as I did? My confirmation email says this:

"Order for: Xxxxxxxxx
Seat location: section TICKET
Total Charge: £80.75"

The "section TICKET" bit was the only option for ticket type when I booked on Ticketmaster. I assumed this was General Admission, however I have just checked on the Ticketmaster site and which says:

"Section
TICKET
ROW
GA1
SEATS
3 - 4

Presumably GA stands for General Admission, but why the seat numbers? Very confusing.

I don't know if it's the case here, but many times they do that just to keep track of the ticket count.

Yes, we've seen this before. In that case the number was in fact meaningless to us and it was a General Admission ticket. I would assume the same is true in this case.

Just had a revised email appologising for the confusion and stating they are indeed "general admission" tickets.

I'm confident the show is general admission standing down front (they'll have a problem if they put the seats in as there won't be enough seats for all!), so th eonly "issue" now is whether the tickets are to be mailed or collected, as the revision email from alicecooper.com still stated that the tickets would be mailed. Hey ho.

[luneytune9709]

ah wicked sorry bout that i was rushing through trying to find it :P thanks for your help

[Dave Conway]

DL, Camden lock Hotel. Thanks for the 'heads up' on that. I will check it out, but will have to wait until next pay day to book it.

As I have seats, I won't have to queue up, but hope to see you all outside before hand and afterwards if we can sort out a place for a 'post- concert beer'

[digitaledge]

Didn't know about the Camden Lock Hotel - i've already booked hte Hampstead Brittania. It's only a 10 minute walk away from the venue.

By the way, the Camden Lock's website is terrible!!

[Dave Conway]

It looks like its all booked up on 31st anyway. I can't book anyhting until I get paid, so will just book whats going in the area at that time.

[digitaledge]

Try the Hampstead Brittania then. They've still got rooms available for the 31st. http://www.britanniahotelhampstead.co.uk/

And it's only a wee walk to the venue.

[Ravenred]

I'm booked in to the Brittania as well. I was going to stay at the Camden Lock hotel but they don't do family rooms & I would of had to book Two rooms there which worked out expensive especially as I'm staying three nights.

[Dave Conway]

Thanks digital edge, I will have to see what's available when I get paid.

[luneytune9709]

does anyone know how long you spend talkin to alice on the meet n greet package?

[Dragonlady]

Well the Britania is way beyond what I can afford. Even Camden Lock is like twice what I usually pay, but since I knew I'd get a bit of money for my birthday I figured I could be a bit crazy
And it's worth having a room accross the street, I'll be travelling down from Manchester in the morning and will need to change and rest a bit before joining the queue (or after)