I don't think either way of looking at it is wrong.
'ALL active members' sounds very much like 'ALL active members'.
I expect that it is only for members from April 26th and back, but it's ambiguous in it's wording.
Actually it is literally ALL active members, I joined the day they announced the tour (day after you have to be a member) and got my tickets yesterday.
Hey hey, I'm watching Spinal Tap there. Will be scoping it out for PJ.
Isn't Spinal Tap at Wembley Arena? I'm going too so will have to check my tickets....
Yes you're right mate, my friend bought the tickets and for some reason I thought it was O2 but it is definitely Wembley. I will just be thinking about Pearl Jam '07 the whole time I'm there now.
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Saw Steve Coogan here back in December, it first I was sat on the back row of the floor level and I'm not even joking it was difficult to make out someone on the stage. Luckily I went up and complained after 5 minutes of the show and got nice side seats Sound was very echoy where i was sat though. :?
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Could anybody please tell me what are the seating arrangements at the O2 arena? Which one is better: seating tickets or standing/general admission tickets? I'm from Brazil and I am going to London to see PEARL JAM!!!
Could anybody please tell me what are the seating arrangements at the O2 arena? Which one is better: seating tickets or standing/general admission tickets? I'm from Brazil and I am going to London to see PEARL JAM!!!
The 1XX section of seating is pretty good for an arena, not far back at all.
On the other hand as previously mentioned the 4XX section is MEGA high (there's the 1XX section, then some private rooms for companies to hire above them and the 4XX section is way way way above them) so those seats are pretty bad. They even come with a warning not to buy 4XX tickets if you're scared of heights since it involves looking down at a pretty scary angle.
If you want to be in the action, get standing every time. If you want your own space or think you might want to have a bit of a rest partway through the performance, go seating.
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Read somewhere online that hte tickets for the o2 show through Ticketmaster are £37.50/£30.00 so they also work out cheaper for those not booking through 10c. Not sure if this is true or not, guess we'll find out in the next day or 2.
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Read somewhere online that hte tickets for the o2 show through Ticketmaster are £37.50/£30.00 so they also work out cheaper for those not booking through 10c. Not sure if this is true or not, guess we'll find out in the next day or 2.
once all of the fees come into it, it might be a £1 or £2 difference
Been away on holiday and only just got the presale email! I've actually missed out on tickets before for the same reason...but not this time
I'm particularly happy because I'm pregnant and, although that means I will be ENORMOUS by the time of the concert, this means I get to see my favourite band before my life is taken over by babies. Also, I've always wanted to go and see them with my husband and never had the chance, so I'm really excited that we're going together this time. It's so cool to think that the baby will be able to hear the music and it will be their first ever concert
Been away on holiday and only just got the presale email! I've actually missed out on tickets before for the same reason...but not this time
I'm particularly happy because I'm pregnant and, although that means I will be ENORMOUS by the time of the concert, this means I get to see my favourite band before my life is taken over by babies. Also, I've always wanted to go and see them with my husband and never had the chance, so I'm really excited that we're going together this time. It's so cool to think that the baby will be able to hear the music and it will be their first ever concert
Wow ... your baby is lucky ... hearing good music before being born.
Maybe you should ask them to play "Around the bend"
They certainly are - I would have been ecstatic to know I'd been to Pink Floyd or something cool like that when my Mum was having me. I have to say though, so far the baby hasn't reacted to Pearl Jam but seems to be quite keen on the new Franz Ferdinand single when it comes on the radio! This kid's either going to be a serious rocker or end up listening to Britney Spears just to rebel
They certainly are - I would have been ecstatic to know I'd been to Pink Floyd or something cool like that when my Mum was having me. I have to say though, so far the baby hasn't reacted to Pearl Jam but seems to be quite keen on the new Franz Ferdinand single when it comes on the radio! This kid's either going to be a serious rocker or end up listening to Britney Spears just to rebel
For the love of God put down the Franz Ferdinand single! lol
I hate them.
Let them wash away
All those yesterdays
All those yesterdays
All those paper plates
Don't forget! There is no wearing a Pearl Jam shirt unless you wanna look all dorky'n shit! :twisted:
Pfft... well OBVIOUSLY :roll:
I spoke to a friend of mine at the weekend who's a bit of an O2 vet... she saw 'Tallica there twice this year... I asked about queues to get in... put it this way, they got through the doors 10 mins after 'Tallica started and ended up 5 rows from the front...
I probably won't queue very much
Been to this many PJ shows: Reading 2006 London 2007 Manchester & London 2009 Dublin, Belfast, London, Nijmegen & Berlin 2010 Manchester 1 & Manchester 2 2012...
... and I still think Drive-By Truckers are better.
Don't forget! There is no wearing a Pearl Jam shirt unless you wanna look all dorky'n shit! :twisted:
Pfft... well OBVIOUSLY :roll:
I spoke to a friend of mine at the weekend who's a bit of an O2 vet... she saw 'Tallica there twice this year... I asked about queues to get in... put it this way, they got through the doors 10 mins after 'Tallica started and ended up 5 rows from the front...
I probably won't queue very much
Was at 'Tallica ... in seats (awesome seats at that ) ... because of the whole HUGE centre stage ... number of standing was a less than a normal O2 show as the stage took up a lot of the floor ... and the amount of people who could be in each row was probably 3-4 times that for the normal stage set-up :oops:
Think 'Taliica fans and PJ fans are a slightly different breed though as I've never known any fans queue quite like PJ fans :shock:
So are we strangers now? Like rock and roll and the radio?
Hello! Is there still an availability of standing tickets for London O2?
9 of us are are planning to come from India to London just for this gig. 4 of us managed to get standing tickets (2 Ten Club pairs), 2 got seated tickets, and 3 have had no luck at all.
I need:
5 standing tickets for the O2 gig
Can give away:
2 seated tickets for the O2 gig
You have no clue what this would mean to us as we've all been waiting to watch Pearl Jam for over a decade, and mostly know each other through our mutual love for Pearl Jam! : )
Hello! Is there still an availability of standing tickets for London O2?
9 of us are are planning to come from India to London just for this gig. 4 of us managed to get standing tickets (2 Ten Club pairs), 2 got seated tickets, and 3 have had no luck at all.
I need:
5 standing tickets for the O2 gig
Can give away:
2 seated tickets for the O2 gig
You have no clue what this would mean to us as we've all been waiting to watch Pearl Jam for over a decade, and mostly know each other through our mutual love for Pearl Jam! : )
That is 4 rows from the back of the 02
very steep, and sound a bit echoey
NICE ONE!
I'm down on the floor row D for Michael Jackson! What a view!
Then standing later in the month for Pearl Jam..... bring on August.
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Hi there,
My son and I have got our places and railroad travel tickets to come to the
London O2 Arena concert on august, 18th.
We are from France and are looking for a place were we could sleep in London
for cheap.
We will arrive at London St Pancras on 17th and leave on 21st for have time to visit the city.
Anyone have any idea ???
Hope my English not too bad !
Thanks...
Max
Hi there,
My son and I have got our places and railroad travel tickets to come to the
London O2 Arena concert on august, 18th.
We are from France and are looking for a place were we could sleep in London
for cheap.
We will arrive at London St Pancras on 17th and leave on 21st for have time to visit the city.
Anyone have any idea ???
Hope my English not too bad !
Thanks...
Max
Dingy bottom of the line hostel? Slightly better ones where the bed springs don't poke at your skin? Soulless YHA/HI places that go for a little more? Budget hotel? What kind of cheap are you after? London accommodation is always a rip-off.
115 bucks for half a haircut by a novice? I want my money back!
Hi Hinn,
We're looking for any solutions, if you could give us some exemples of hotels not too far or between St Pancras Station and O2 Arena, it would be kind .
An other idea could be to be hosted by a Pearl Jam fan with our contribution to charges .
We have time to the august 17th, so any proposition would be great.
For sure, we're not familiar with the London living :roll: ...
Best Regards.
Max
As far as I'm concerned, hotels are pointless cos you'll mostly be spending your time away from there, and you're really just going to sleep there and that's it. It's London, enjoy the lights and the noise. Around Kings Cross/St Pancras you'll just find live music in a whole bunch of places every night.
Pretty sure any extra space at my place would've been taken by others around that time.
I stayed at the YHA St Pancras once, it was good for a central location, I guess. I'm definitely a dorm person, but I presume you'll want a private room or something. Pretty easy to look this place up online.
115 bucks for half a haircut by a novice? I want my money back!
This will be my 18th PJ show, but my first in Europe. I'm teaching in Turkey and I'm flying over with my girlfriend...probably staying at the travel lodge...can't wait...see ya there!
hi guys if by any chance you come across an extra london ticket or 2 !! please pm me they are for a freind whos not 10c and only just heard of the gig , I WILL be there thank you
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As far as I'm concerned, hotels are pointless cos you'll mostly be spending your time away from there, and you're really just going to sleep there and that's it. It's London, enjoy the lights and the noise. Around Kings Cross/St Pancras you'll just find live music in a whole bunch of places every night.
Pretty sure any extra space at my place would've been taken by others around that time.
I stayed at the YHA St Pancras once, it was good for a central location, I guess. I'm definitely a dorm person, but I presume you'll want a private room or something. Pretty easy to look this place up online.
Hi Hinn,
Thank for your kind answer, we are just looking for the minima :
Sleeping, take a shower, etc ...
We'll spend our time to visit London, perhaps buy somethings, etc ...
Someone gave me two adresses of small hotels, i'll see on the net what about these ...
Hope to meet you and have a drink .
Cheers
Max
As far as I'm concerned, hotels are pointless cos you'll mostly be spending your time away from there, and you're really just going to sleep there and that's it. It's London, enjoy the lights and the noise. Around Kings Cross/St Pancras you'll just find live music in a whole bunch of places every night.
Pretty sure any extra space at my place would've been taken by others around that time.
I stayed at the YHA St Pancras once, it was good for a central location, I guess. I'm definitely a dorm person, but I presume you'll want a private room or something. Pretty easy to look this place up online.
Hi Hinn,
Thank for your kind answer, we are just looking for the minima :
Sleeping, take a shower, etc ...
We'll spend our time to visit London, perhaps buy somethings, etc ...
Someone gave me two adresses of small hotels, i'll see on the net what about these ...
Hope to meet you and have a drink .
Cheers
Max
No one can miss me at a show. I'm the Asian guy with an Aussie flag-cape and a mullet wig. There's never anyone else who goes by that description
115 bucks for half a haircut by a novice? I want my money back!
As far as I'm concerned, hotels are pointless cos you'll mostly be spending your time away from there, and you're really just going to sleep there and that's it. It's London, enjoy the lights and the noise. Around Kings Cross/St Pancras you'll just find live music in a whole bunch of places every night.
Pretty sure any extra space at my place would've been taken by others around that time.
I stayed at the YHA St Pancras once, it was good for a central location, I guess. I'm definitely a dorm person, but I presume you'll want a private room or something. Pretty easy to look this place up online.
Hi Hinn,
Thank for your kind answer, we are just looking for the minima :
Sleeping, take a shower, etc ...
We'll spend our time to visit London, perhaps buy somethings, etc ...
Someone gave me two adresses of small hotels, i'll see on the net what about these ...
Hope to meet you and have a drink .
Cheers
Max
London hotels are quite possibly the worst in the western world for a capital city... I've worked in some and stayed in plenty and GENERALLY they're TINY and something wrong with them (and I'm not fussy at ALL... generally just want somewhere to keep my stuff and get some sleep and shower). I haven't tried London hostels but I reckon you'd have the same chance of finding a decent place for a fraction of the place.
Although the ramada in east acton surprised me loads (the room that is... everything else was shit but the room was fantastic and it was cheap)
The Astoria??? Orgazmic!
Verona??? it's all surmountable
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Wembley? We all believe!
Copenhagen?? your light made us stars
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What a different life
Had I not found this love with you
There's one good thing about staying in London hotels- you come out of the experience knowing you'll never get ripped off so badly ever again.
you've clearly never had your driveway tarmac'd by a passing troupe of Irishmen then.
oh scary... 40000 morbidly obese christians wearing fanny packs invading europe is probably the least scariest thing since I watched an edited version of The Care Bears movie in an extremely brightly lit cinema.
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Actually it is literally ALL active members, I joined the day they announced the tour (day after you have to be a member) and got my tickets yesterday.
Yes you're right mate, my friend bought the tickets and for some reason I thought it was O2 but it is definitely Wembley. I will just be thinking about Pearl Jam '07 the whole time I'm there now.
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2010 - Berlin
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Cheers!
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The 1XX section of seating is pretty good for an arena, not far back at all.
On the other hand as previously mentioned the 4XX section is MEGA high (there's the 1XX section, then some private rooms for companies to hire above them and the 4XX section is way way way above them) so those seats are pretty bad. They even come with a warning not to buy 4XX tickets if you're scared of heights since it involves looking down at a pretty scary angle.
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If you want to be in the action, get standing every time. If you want your own space or think you might want to have a bit of a rest partway through the performance, go seating.
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'12 - Manchester, Manchester, Berlin, Stockholm, Copenhagen
Thanks a lot, man. I'm definetely going standing!
That is 4 rows from the back of the 02
very steep, and sound a bit echoey
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once all of the fees come into it, it might be a £1 or £2 difference
I wave to all my Friends... Yeah!
I'm particularly happy because I'm pregnant and, although that means I will be ENORMOUS by the time of the concert, this means I get to see my favourite band before my life is taken over by babies. Also, I've always wanted to go and see them with my husband and never had the chance, so I'm really excited that we're going together this time. It's so cool to think that the baby will be able to hear the music and it will be their first ever concert
Wow ... your baby is lucky ... hearing good music before being born.
Maybe you should ask them to play "Around the bend"
For the love of God put down the Franz Ferdinand single! lol
I hate them.
All those yesterdays
All those yesterdays
All those paper plates
Pfft... well OBVIOUSLY :roll:
I spoke to a friend of mine at the weekend who's a bit of an O2 vet... she saw 'Tallica there twice this year... I asked about queues to get in... put it this way, they got through the doors 10 mins after 'Tallica started and ended up 5 rows from the front...
I probably won't queue very much
... and I still think Drive-By Truckers are better.
Was at 'Tallica ... in seats (awesome seats at that
Think 'Taliica fans and PJ fans are a slightly different breed though as I've never known any fans queue quite like PJ fans :shock:
9 of us are are planning to come from India to London just for this gig. 4 of us managed to get standing tickets (2 Ten Club pairs), 2 got seated tickets, and 3 have had no luck at all.
I need:
5 standing tickets for the O2 gig
Can give away:
2 seated tickets for the O2 gig
You have no clue what this would mean to us as we've all been waiting to watch Pearl Jam for over a decade, and mostly know each other through our mutual love for Pearl Jam! : )
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Thanks!
Unbelievable gig though
Good luck - hope you get the tickets you need!
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NICE ONE!
I'm down on the floor row D for Michael Jackson! What a view!
Then standing later in the month for Pearl Jam..... bring on August.
My son and I have got our places and railroad travel tickets to come to the
London O2 Arena concert on august, 18th.
We are from France and are looking for a place were we could sleep in London
for cheap.
We will arrive at London St Pancras on 17th and leave on 21st for have time to visit the city.
Anyone have any idea ???
Hope my English not too bad !
Thanks...
Max
We're looking for any solutions, if you could give us some exemples of hotels not too far or between St Pancras Station and O2 Arena, it would be kind
An other idea could be to be hosted by a Pearl Jam fan with our contribution to charges
We have time to the august 17th, so any proposition would be great.
For sure, we're not familiar with the London living :roll: ...
Best Regards.
Max
Pretty sure any extra space at my place would've been taken by others around that time.
I stayed at the YHA St Pancras once, it was good for a central location, I guess. I'm definitely a dorm person, but I presume you'll want a private room or something. Pretty easy to look this place up online.
Astoria,Dublin,Reading 06,Wembley 07,Sheapards Bush & o2 09 thats multiple Jamgasms!
Hi Hinn,
Thank for your kind answer, we are just looking for the minima :
Sleeping, take a shower, etc ...
We'll spend our time to visit London, perhaps buy somethings, etc ...
Someone gave me two adresses of small hotels, i'll see on the net what about these ...
Hope to meet you and have a drink .
Cheers
Max
Although the ramada in east acton surprised me loads (the room that is... everything else was shit but the room was fantastic and it was cheap)
Verona??? it's all surmountable
Dublin 23.08.06 "The beauty of Ireland, right there!"
Wembley? We all believe!
Copenhagen?? your light made us stars
Chicago 07? And love
What a different life
Had I not found this love with you
you've clearly never had your driveway tarmac'd by a passing troupe of Irishmen then.