Posted: 9/11/2002, 11:18 pm
@#*&$#@@*&!!
They need to come out west!!! ^%@#!&^$#$!!!
They need to come out west!!! ^%@#!&^$#$!!!
patience is an important virtue to have kids
they'll come out west.. just be patient
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Posted: 9/11/2002, 11:56 pm
patience is an important virtue to have kids
they'll come out west.. just be patient
Posted: 9/12/2002, 1:53 am
Can anyone find this on http://www.ticketmaster.ca yet? 
Posted: 9/12/2002, 11:31 am
i havent found anything on ticketmaster yet but i hope it is there at 10:00am on Saturday
Posted: 9/12/2002, 11:33 am
The number is on R&S's site and in the calendar section here .. and you can buy them at Sunrise Records in London but so far there isn't anything on the website ..
Is it easier/faster to call in and order tickets or go to the store??
Is it easier/faster to call in and order tickets or go to the store??
Posted: 9/12/2002, 1:56 pm
It's odd that TM isn't listing this yet online. I've got a friend who works for Ticketmaster (evil!), I'll call her and see what's up.
Where's the best place to get tickets? I buy a lot of tickets and like I said, I know someone who works for TM. And for an event like this, online is where you should go. It's the same pool of tickets that every Ticketmaster outlet (Sunrise Stores in S. ON), ticketmaster.ca, and the phone systems sells from. No matter what the medium, it's totally first come, first serve. On the phone, you're on hold. In person, there could be other people in line. On the Internet, you're there right when the onsale starts.
Kyle
Where's the best place to get tickets? I buy a lot of tickets and like I said, I know someone who works for TM. And for an event like this, online is where you should go. It's the same pool of tickets that every Ticketmaster outlet (Sunrise Stores in S. ON), ticketmaster.ca, and the phone systems sells from. No matter what the medium, it's totally first come, first serve. On the phone, you're on hold. In person, there could be other people in line. On the Internet, you're there right when the onsale starts.
Kyle
Posted: 9/12/2002, 4:40 pm
Lori,superrgirll wrote:I can't go to london. I don't even know where the hell london is. It's probably far, so my parents would never let me go. And, cause it is far, none of my friends would want to go
if you live in Toronto you can take Greyhound or Viarails. Iam going to be in Toronto that weekend and am going to go to London for this show. i am taking the train. It is $62.00RT. i ahve to leave on the 14th becasue last train out of London is 9PM. That is if I can get a ticket. It is about 2 hours-2-1/2 hours out of Toronto if that helps.
Posted: 9/12/2002, 4:43 pm
see abouve message
Posted: 9/12/2002, 8:41 pm
Tickets are on sale this Saturday at 10am or noon?!~ 
Posted: 9/13/2002, 8:53 am
Here's an article about the London show: http://www.chartattack.com/damn/2002/09/1113.cfm
According to that .. tickets go on sale @ noon
According to that .. tickets go on sale @ noon
Posted: 9/13/2002, 10:34 am
Awesome!! The 6 hour bus ride will be worth it!!~ 
By the way, the concert is online now: https://ticketing.ticketmaster.com/cgi/ ... 2AE8886222
By the way, the concert is online now: https://ticketing.ticketmaster.com/cgi/ ... 2AE8886222
Posted: 9/13/2002, 10:39 am
I have a 4-5 hour bus ride I hate when there's seating though .. I prefer GA .. cuz now I'm paranoid I'm gonna get stuck with crappy seats
I hate when there's seating though .. I prefer GA .. cuz now I'm paranoid I'm gonna get stuck with crappy seatsPosted: 9/13/2002, 10:42 am
Are you buying your tickets online? If you are than it shouldn't be a problem to get good seats!
Posted: 9/13/2002, 10:44 am
No my friend is buying them and she has to go to the store to get them .. doesn't have internet :|
Posted: 9/13/2002, 10:53 am
Ahh.. good luck then!
Posted: 9/13/2002, 4:11 pm
has anyone seen where the stage is going to be located at.
I can get a seating chart but I don't know where the stage will be which sucks when you are getting seats. With NYC, I know where all the stage is.
Oh well. Hopefully I can get decent seats. I have to work, ut i know I get my lunch break around 12;15PM, I can try calling at noon and then if I don't get through try the computer when i get my break.
I can get a seating chart but I don't know where the stage will be which sucks when you are getting seats. With NYC, I know where all the stage is.
Oh well. Hopefully I can get decent seats. I have to work, ut i know I get my lunch break around 12;15PM, I can try calling at noon and then if I don't get through try the computer when i get my break.
Posted: 9/14/2002, 9:45 am
More info from TM -
Floor is GA, stage will be down in front of section 101. Meaning, sections 109 an 110 face the stage. I think they're only selling 180 degrees. Hopefully that makes sense if you look at the seating chart.
EDIT: The stage will BE where section 101 is on the seating chart. Apparently, those seats can be removed.
http://www.ticketmaster.ca/venue/TOR/384/tor384a.gif
Kyle
Floor is GA, stage will be down in front of section 101. Meaning, sections 109 an 110 face the stage. I think they're only selling 180 degrees. Hopefully that makes sense if you look at the seating chart.
EDIT: The stage will BE where section 101 is on the seating chart. Apparently, those seats can be removed.
http://www.ticketmaster.ca/venue/TOR/384/tor384a.gif
Kyle
Posted: 9/14/2002, 9:48 am
Sooo there is GA ... dammit ... she better get GA 
Posted: 9/14/2002, 9:57 am
Jo it's only 2 and a bit hours to London from here...clumsyfish wrote:I have a 4-5 hour bus ride
Posted: 9/14/2002, 11:56 am
I know .. I lived in London for 2 years .. but I'm taking the bus so it takes about 4-5 hours with transferring in t.o and all that fun stuff
Soooo did everyone get their tickets?
Soooo did everyone get their tickets?